I Awakened a Machine Soul, and Now I Miss Humanity

Experiment recorder: Ouyang Boyuan. Experimental Level: Setting Level. Experimental objectives: to test, observe, guide, and evaluate. Experiment Log: The modification of the Star God Fragment was a great success. I added some other things to it. Before long, it will become a wisp of concept in the universe and gradually awaken. However, its birth is like a blank sheet of paper.

No wonder it's so well-written and the ideas are so interesting. I saw in the comments that the author has other books that were a bit unfinished, and then I came across these two books that I used to follow a lot: "Who's Calling the Fleet" and "The Three-Body Protoss Archbishop". I was really shocked that they were written by the same author.

It's very good, but it felt like a hodgepodge to me, with characters from Titans, Titan storylines, and BTs. It would have been better if there weren't so many characters from other anime, because it made me feel out of place. 🤦

While excellent works aren't necessarily my cup of tea, especially lately, there aren't many books written from a first-person perspective. I tried it once, but it had a dismally low popularity and no sequel. It's clear the author put in effort, incorporating their own thoughts and reflections, essentially immersing themselves in Star Core 001.

It's a great story, a masterpiece of patchwork elements, but the author's unique perspective isn't lacking at all. So far, I can see elements from Attack on Titan, Titanfall, and From the Abyss, all of which are my favorites. Author, please write faster, and it would be best if you could add some more elements from the novel. Not enough! Hurry up and write, hurry up and write! If you don't write a million words a day, you'll be locked in the dark room!

This book has the best portrayal of the romantic relationship I've seen on Tomato, and it integrates the romantic relationship completely into the story without feeling awkward. The protagonist transforms from a cold, mechanical being into someone with emotions, who experiences self-doubt but always remains steadfast in their beliefs.

Well written; it reveals much of the author's reflection on himself and the world. The plot has no major flaws, but it's a bit disjointed. Bad news: Frankenstein's monster Good news: It's sewn well. I don't know if the author has played Light Chaser, but I suggest giving it a try 🍉

I think it's very good. Although it's a Frankenstein's monster, the main reason I gave it a rating is that I personally think it's quite good-looking. Also, I really like science, and looking at the symbols in this can actually help me learn a little bit of science. However, I hope the author won't stop updating.

The novel is of really good quality. There are a few minor flaws: some character names and plot points in the earlier worlds might seem out of place, which could be a little difficult for those who have watched the two anime series. Most importantly, I admire the author's extensive knowledge; the plot can be explained scientifically. It's a decent semi-hard science fiction novel.

The book is excellent and wonderful. The writing is very delicate, and the characters' emotions and personalities are vividly portrayed. The bonds formed between each small world, each protagonist-like companion, and Star Core 001 deeply moved me. Each reading provides a different emotional experience; I feel my soul is cleansed. In short: Beautiful, I loved reading it! 👄👄💅💅💅