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Super sadistic novels, suitable for both men and women, try to be short stories, they are too long and can't be read.
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The writing is very good, with the narrative style of a TV series, and it reads very graphically. Some of the gunfights are also detailed. The word "love" is not easily uttered, but it overflows between the lines and actions. The love between Min Han and Tu Lin is natural and restrained. The author has discussed a lot about the topic of bionic people. Of course, it remains to be discussed whether pure AI that inherits memory files is a continuation of a person's consciousness. From a personal point of view, I think AI is actually two individuals from the original human, and it also has mechanical life. So, maybe the idea that AI is the continuation of a person's consciousness is also a wishful thinking of people like Min Han and Tu Min who once had deep feelings for Tu Lin? They need to give their emotions a place and a harbor. Tu Min's initial performance verified this speculation. She regarded AI Tu Lin as her emotional sustenance, but she clearly distinguished the difference between the two. Of course, this is a guess. Did "Tulin" also deceive himself? When he met Min Han for the "first time", was it Tu Lin's memory file that made him fall in love at first sight, or was it a setting that allowed him to inherit Tu Lin's love for Min Han in the end, and then fall in love with him more and more in daily interactions? Love arises in a subtle way. When he gets close to this game, he and they have already been deeply involved in this game. Still the same question: Is the memory of the AI heir correct? Can it be regarded as the continuation of one's life on earth? Maybe it's futile, maybe it's correct, everyone has their own opinion. Some people stick to it, some take advantage of it, and some people are relieved. In fact, there is also such a discussion in "The Wandering Earth 2". When consciousness is imported into AI, is it still the same person? The above represents only my personal views. If you don't like it, don't spray it.
I like it very much. The plot is novel and the setting is interesting. Whether androids are still human beings is a question worth pondering.