I Transmigrated into a Computer. From the Start, I Had a Planet
穿越成电脑，开局一颗星球
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- Completed
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- 580k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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We are recruiting, the salary is good, time travel, rebirth and a free system are included. Due to the large number of new small worlds, there is a serious shortage of time travellers, so time travelers are now being recruited, regardless of gender, old or young, on a first-come, first-served basis. Click like and you will get the system. (Try it, it doesn't cost any money anyway) This book is very good, support it!! !
It's a good book, it doesn't feel like another kind of interstellar dragon Aotian at all, and it fits the background of the starry sky very well. It won't help unconditionally just because you were a human before, that kind of mindless novel. Come on, author, Does the author save them at the most dangerous time like other interstellar novels? Why not create a new earth and use genes to generate new human beings instead of flooding the Virgin's heart!
A nice new book on interstellar artificial intelligence
This book is very well written. Although I didn't understand it very well, I felt a little bit refreshed inexplicably. It's not a novice. I think the author writes very carefully, but is one update a day too little? Does the author want to do some updates first to boost his popularity?
This book is very good. For now, it is a very interesting interstellar novel. There is nothing mindless about sending technology or resources to the original planet. Hope it doesn't end badly! [Learned]
The author reads with me: Starting today, it will never be updated. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. I will burst into words, life and death. I am the keyboard in the dark, the guard on the Great Wall of Internet; I resist the cold and endure the scorching heat, and I dedicate my life and glory to the code words at dawn, today and tomorrow.
It's very well written. I hope the author will stick to it and write according to his own ideas.
This book is very good, and the ideas are very interesting. The most important thing is that the author actually adopted my opinions. For a reader who truly loves this novel, it is simply a great honor. In the early stage, it can be regarded as science fiction, but in the later stage, it can only be described as fantasy, which is a bit forced to explain. The author's imagination is a bit lacking, so he can only add some fantasy elements and use science to force the explanation, which is a bit nondescript.
It's super exciting, you have such a big brain.
Very good, but the subplots should not be so lengthy. This will make the main line have no sense of perception, and it will be difficult to bring readers into the protagonist's environment instead of the third perspective.