The Creator's Taboo

A combination of science fiction and fantasy, the creativity is truly advanced, a petri dish experiment in two universes, a discussion of human nature, a touching love story, and you only know your lover's true nature when you meet him in a parallel world. One hundred thousand robots are exiled to an isolated island chasing the sun, eager for solar energy like Kua Fu chasing the sun. The isolated island connects the sea and the sky to see a round sky. The knowledge that humans have learned over thousands of years is instantly learned by robots through overnight updates and upgrades! What can humans do against the new gods! Finally, I know the true meaning of the Creator's taboo. The Creator cannot create a life stronger than himself!

PS: I don't know why the reading time is so short for me. It's so strange. To be honest, after watching this big brother become popular from my bookshelf, I am really convinced that he is popular. It is worthy of three years of conception. It is really different from me who is so reckless in writing. First of all, this article is definitely not a mindless read. You need to save some brains to read it carefully, so I don't agree with many negative reviews. Secondly, the characters aren't particularly flat. There was a sense of immersion from the beginning of the first volume, and the world was well created. It was very interesting when Chen Yu was thrown in to work for the Creator. I wanted to run away when they didn't want to do a physical examination. But I won't spoil it anymore, I personally think the fourth volume is also great. I like imaginative writing, but this type of writing is usually rough; but many of the delicate writing styles are too petty, and you can already tell the ending after reading the beginning. The author of this science fiction has rich imagination and excellent writing style. He has the best of both worlds [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

This review will involve spoilers, but if you can accept it, watch it anyway, because if you don't watch it, you will really feel confused. When I first saw the introduction to this book, I thought it was an Omnic Crisis, because there is artificial intelligence, and there are creators' taboos and so on. But halfway through the first volume, I still didn't find any trace of the Omnic Crisis. I thought it was selling dog meat in sheep's clothing, but I always feel pleasantly surprised when I read the ratings. , So I kept reading. (During this period, I wanted to complain about it every 7 or 8 chapters. It was really boring. There was no fighting scene, and time passed quickly. It was a bit like a simulation essay. Only after reading the first volume did I realize that it was indeed a high-tech simulator [face covering], but the author's writing style It does have something to say and is worth savoring [like]) As for the rating, I actually want to give it a 3.5, But I just thought that giving it three points is a bit low. After all, I haven't finished reading it yet, and maybe the follow-up will be better. (I really can't help but want to comment, and I want to give a true evaluation to my book friends.) Let me tell you my rating criteria. Accurate: It is an accumulation method, it is not a brainless and cool article +1, it does not have too many poisonous points +1, whether there are any interesting points in the early stage +1, the writing style is good +1, the impression score is +0.5 Or +1, summary: this book is not brainless, has no poisonous points, writing style, impression 1+1+1+0.5=3.5 There is a high probability that there will be further follow-up reviews in the future.

What attracted me to the cover was that it was a bit hard science fiction in the early stage, and the characters were very three-dimensional. The key is! ! ! When I read the scene where the ten kings of hell appeared one after another, I felt numb all over! How cool! Just feel good and that's it! ! Everyone must read on! The early stage was already very shocking, but I didn't expect that there would be so many climaxes later on. The fourth volume is definitely a masterpiece!

The concept is good, the content is exciting, the novel is good-looking, and the writing style is smooth. It is a work that combines hard-core science fiction, apocalyptic wasteland, cosmic philosophy, and suspenseful conspiracy. The narrative rhythm is fast and the plots are interlocking without any delay. The series is still being updated steadily, and the main plot is in-depth and foreshadowing is being revealed one after another. It is a sincere work worth following.

It is a fusion of science fiction and fantasy. The author cleverly uses various scenes to present readers with wonderful pictures that make people linger. I like DaDa's narrative style very much. The narrative rhythm is fast and the fighting scenes are accurate with technological weapons. The author DaDa's imagination is rich and very interesting. I recommend everyone to read it!

It's been a long time since I've found this kind of imaginative and vivid core of each character. When I read the first volume, I felt that the rest of the book needed to be connected with the stories of each character. What I didn't expect was that each character's life experience was so amazing. The author is really amazing. I could only chew on old books, but I didn't expect that there would be such a surprise here. I watched 2/3 of it in one go, so I'll keep it up and catch up later. This book shouldn't be too long. Come back and read it again.

The dual identity construction of the protagonist Chen Yu/Xing Mingyuan is exquisite. From an unknowing "program" to a "virus" that reversely analyzes the entire system after awakening, the transformation process has both emotional impact and logical inevitability. The phrase "You sent me to this hell, and you still persuade me to do good?" Will become the most heart-wrenching line of the year.

The most shocking thing about this book is its subversive setting - a perfect blend of traditional mythology, science fiction apocalypse and digital philosophy. These seemingly unrelated elements, such as flying saucers, the King of Hell, and supernatural powers, have achieved amazing logical self-consistency under the framework of the "data universe". Readers are experiencing a cognitive revolution every time they turn a page.

In this strange and confusing science fiction world, due to human negligence, intelligent robots break through taboos and become the rulers of mankind. After returning from their lost ways, mankind rises again. Gods, hell, and many elements are blended together. Highlights have sprung up one after another. It is extremely exciting and has five-star praise!