Soft sci-fi, with a humanistic bent. Not hard sci-fi in the slightest.
You’ll need to think while reading, but not too hard.
【Cyber sci-fi + wild ideas + cheat abilities + no apocalypse + no CP + higher-dimensional beings + cosmic socializing】
To score free perks, Yang Xiaoyang has died and come back to life several times, giving Black and White Impermanence the runaround.
After getting caught, she realizes she’s gone too far and tries to run, but she knows too much to get away.
She doesn’t want to die, but staying alive is kind of difficult.
With no brains or technical know-how, all she can do is figure out how to ascend through cyberspace and win over the aliens.
*sigh*
Better to live badly than die well.
But even living badly isn’t an option: this salted fish has to turn its life around and leap through the Dragon Gate.
Yang Xiaoyang can only work hard and do her job well, all so she can ascend through cyberspace...
I think the subject matter of this novel is quite novel, and the character of the heroine is pretty good. The moment the heroine knew the truth about the world in the first 40 chapters, I really thought that part was good to watch. However, when the heroine got a chance to start over from her mother goddess, accepted her fate, and met the noble man, I felt that the subsequent plot was not good to watch, especially when the heroine entered the self-media company and started to record the interview about exchanging chewing gum for cigarettes. , It's really boring, and it feels like the heroine has been forced to compromise. In fact, I was kind of expecting her to resist the mother goddess and the old black and white company, but obviously when I read more than 50 chapters, the heroine couldn't do it. . . Lao Hei and Lao Bai also saw the unknown anger in me. They felt that the heroine was so miserable and was being suppressed by them all the time. Now that they saw it, they already thought about giving up the article.
Female-channeled science fiction is rare, and the sense of immersion is quite good. The scenes where the heroine learns the truth about the world and the NPCs made my scalp numb.
You can read it if you are in a book shortage, the subject matter is very fresh.
I think the subject matter of this novel is quite novel, and the character of the heroine is pretty good. The moment the heroine knew the truth about the world in the first 40 chapters, I really thought that part was good to watch. However, when the heroine got a chance to start over from her mother goddess, accepted her fate, and met the noble man, I felt that the subsequent plot was not good to watch, especially when the heroine entered the self-media company and started to record the interview about exchanging chewing gum for cigarettes. , It's really boring, and it feels like the heroine has been forced to compromise. In fact, I was kind of expecting her to resist the mother goddess and the old black and white company, but obviously when I read more than 50 chapters, the heroine couldn't do it. . . Lao Hei and Lao Bai also saw the unknown anger in me. They felt that the heroine was so miserable and was being suppressed by them all the time. Now that they saw it, they already thought about giving up the article.
Female-channeled science fiction is rare, and the sense of immersion is quite good. The scenes where the heroine learns the truth about the world and the NPCs made my scalp numb. You can read it if you are in a book shortage, the subject matter is very fresh.