Firepower Deficiency Syndrome: I Can Only Awaken Skills

Yes, it's short and powerful, it feels great, but it's really short.

This cool article inexplicably hit my sweet spot. The author would like to work hard to update it. It was not enough to read. I finished it in a while [Chigua] [Chigua]

The writing in this book is much better than other online game novels.

Don't stop updating! Don't stop updating! Don't stop updating! I read several books of the same genre, but I stopped reading them soon 😢😢😢

This book is different from other online game books. It upgrades quickly and makes people comfortable to read. Moreover, each skill has a damage explosion that kills instantly. I personally recommend this book [smile]

The author with the best logic I have ever read has many realistic things that satirize reality. There are many explanations, and they are very considerate of readers, but the pace is faster and a lot less content is written. No matter what the novel is, few people follow it every day, especially those that have been pursued for several years and cannot be finished. It seems too tiring. Just because few people read it does not mean that no one will read it in the future. One period is suitable for a group of people.

It's awesome, the readability of the whole book is off the charts, it's not brainless, and it's basically knife-free. It's a pity that the author couldn't write all of his ideas for some reasons. This is the second book that I thought ended suddenly for some reason. I feel very, very sorry. If it were finished, I'm sure it would be in the first echelon. Come on, author! 😘

An "anti-cosmic" cosmic epic** "Mimetic Black Hole" uses the name of science fiction as a philosophical reality. It uses the "civilization upgrade" setting of an online game to wrap up a cruel and noble proposition: **When a civilization must become a "utopia" and solve logical paradoxes to survive, where is the boundary between humanity and divinity? ** 1. **Central Finite Curved Universe**: The observer civilization divides the infinite parallel universe into limited arenas, and uses "online game digitization" to force civilization competition, but the victory condition is the **ultimate breakthrough in morality and logic**. This setting satirizes human beings' misunderstanding of "evolution": real progress is not killing, but collaboration. 2. **Double Trial Metaphor**: - **Utopia**: Not a utopian blueprint, but the absolute altruism of all members behind "distribution according to need". - **God's Stone Paradox**: Its solution requires the collective recognition of civilization that "contradictions can coexist" (such as 0.999...=1), Implying that truth transcends 3. **The Tragedy of Time Reincarnation**: The time cage created by the previous generation Su Zhou makes failure a ladder to success. This is reminiscent of Borges's "Ring Ruins" - **"Fire replicates flames in dreams"**, and in "Mimetic Black Hole", civilization replicates hope in reincarnation. 3. **The Tragedy of Time Reincarnation**: The time cage created by the previous generation Su Zhou made failure a ladder to success. This is reminiscent of Borges's "Ring Ruins" - **"Fire replicates flames in dreams"**, and in "Mimetic Black Hole", civilization replicates hope in reincarnation. *Protagonist Su Zhou**: His "luck" is based on successive self-sacrifice. The final admission that "I am not as good as Su Zhou, the most Su Zhou" just proves that he has inherited the spirit of the Utopia - **A real strong person never needs to call himself a strong person**. - **The last words of the most Su Zhou**: > "The sun, it is both the sunset and the rising sun every moment." This poetic monologue unifies the increase in thermodynamic entropy with the rebirth of civilization, implying that **destruction is rebirth**. The question "Isn't that me?" Points directly to the "observer's dilemma" in quantum mechanics - whether we all have the same consciousness *Modern Interpretation of the Utopia**: The novel transforms Plato's ideal of the philosopher king into the **civilized collective will** - Only when each individual voluntarily becomes a "comrade" can society break through the shackles of selfish desires. 2. **God's Stone and Gödel's Incomplete Theorem**: The cracking of the paradox may imply that any logical system has propositions that cannot be self-proven, and civilization needs to learn to succeed with uncertainty. "Su Zhou is just the only flower that blooms by chance on countless tombstones that annihilate the universe." Su Zhou is just the only flower that blooms by chance on countless tombstones that annihilate the universe. ** And the phrase "comrade" in the observer's civilization is the deepest tribute to all losers - because the true evolution of civilization is never one person's full level, but the journey of all people working together in the darkness.

Not bad, not bad at all. It doesn't have any negative points at present. I didn't feel too aggrieved when watching it, or I didn't hide my strength all the time. Anyway, every word flows smoothly.

So cool, Su Zhou, Su Zhou is the most like Su Zhou. The observer blocks the infinite universe and travels in the finite universe. Su Zhou blocks the dimension, freezes the time on this day, and lets "himself" send "himself" through 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 The God Paradox didn't understand where the great God is~