Standing Proud Above the Void

The content is rich, the plot is tight, and it fits the world in my mind.

The male protagonist lives in a technologically civilized world. His incomplete soul makes him seem a bit stupid. He is sent into a virtual world by his parents and spends sixteen years in waste. After awakening, the memories of the two worlds begin to merge. Later, he encounters an artificial intelligence program and is bound to it. Together they explore the truth of the world and find a way out.

I have read quite a lot of books, maybe because I don't limit myself to the types of subject matter I read. I pay more attention to the author's writing style and skills as well as the plot layout. I am quite satisfied with this book.

The author is awesome! I admire those who write about supernatural beings the most. I am the kind of person who loves to read. Several of the short stories scared me. Come and watch them together as a team. Give me courage and start the barrage! 😄😄😄😄

A very good book, don't be put off by the blandness of the first few chapters. There are no vulgar routines, but the story is really good. It can be seen that the author really put his heart into writing the book.

A very good book, suitable for old bookworms.

The male protagonist in the author's works is not the kind who is so powerful that he is exaggerated. On the contrary, the male protagonist relies more on outsmarting him. It can also be seen that the author is very careful about the fighting plot, and will not write it in a perfunctory way.

The male protagonist has not awakened his soul in the early stage. He keeps groping and is unwilling to succumb to fate. He accidentally gets the opportunity to awaken. The awakening male protagonist's cultivation is overwhelming, and this is reflected at all times to encourage us to work hard to resist all injustices.

In a classic scene, when the protagonist is upgrading and evolving, he will always describe the arduous upgrading process by bleeding profusely from his body.

The male protagonist is neither prophetic nor omnipotent. His image is flesh-and-blood, rich in emotion, and vividly portrayed. I began to think that the male protagonist was conscious and had memories when he traveled into the virtual world. After reading it, I realized that the male protagonist had a broken soul in the real world, which is why he behaved a bit stupidly. Moreover, everyone who enters the virtual world has no previous memory, so no one knows whether they are in the game world or who is the NPC and who is the real player. So those who are there seem to be living in reality. As for who can break this perception? How to break this perception? Does anyone inside know that this is a game world? This depends on the author's arrangements. It's worth looking forward to!