Scholar of Truth: How Can Knowledge Be Corruption?

My impressions around Chapter 20 Although the author has always said that the protagonist is very smart and has the ability to create his own magic, and AI was also created by the protagonist, but it gives me the feeling that without AI, the protagonist is just an ordinary person without any genius creation. (Except for this, everything else is okay)

The inspiration is quite good, integrating the technological side into the mysterious side in some way. It's just too bland, the progress is a bit slow, and it's hard to see much in the early stages. It's a bit difficult to evaluate, but maybe the author wants to write a long story. But it's obvious that he's a newbie, so it's not right to ask too much. Overall, I'm looking forward to the following plot ୧((•̀ꇴ•))૭⁺✧.

Damn, damn, why is Chapter 73 gone?!! I'll tell you when you're done, I added a bookshelf and started to raise it. I found two typos and corrected them in a few minutes. It was really fast. The protagonist's Ai is not like being directly invincible, and he doesn't abuse the protagonist. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it for 16,000 hours. Good reviews, good reviews (o^^o) After a hundred chapters, I feel unhappy and deflated, and the official idiot still comes to provoke the protagonist. The protagonist creates such an awesome mechanical dog but is blocked by ants from leaking out. The protagonist has so much technology that he has not built at all, and he is playing house with the ants here? Is the pace too slow? The battle before Chapter 100, the protagonist still doesn't have a sense of crisis? Doesn't this make Ai Mengmeng suffer from economic violence? Create an omnic natural disaster and kill people on the ground? In the 200th chapter, an alien enemy comes. The protagonist is unable to resist and is killed. After resurrection, he still doesn't know how to develop? Are you still playing house with that kind of heaven? I'm really unhappy. It's already been 200 chapters. Why is the protagonist still not invincible and killing people? It's been 200 chapters and the protagonist is still defeated. At this pace, it would take thousands of chapters to write about the protagonist's past life interstellar armor? I'm really impatient. If the author hadn't corrected the typo quickly, I would have given it seven stars.

Overall, it's okay. At least there are no logical problems after seeing 60 chapters. There are no obvious conflicts in the settings. It's more comfortable than those systems that just finish writing and then disappear. Some comments said that the reason why technology didn't soar was because there wasn't enough money in the early stage. It's quite reasonable, but I hope it can be improved later. A reasonable reason, for example, is that some worlds require special materials to make, and require a research and development process, which can suppress the development speed to a certain extent. Otherwise, the protagonist can completely fly solo when he has money. At this time, it is a bit too much to have to cooperate, and there will be no plot. The plot and writing are average, relatively weak, so I deducted one star. I see that the novel is about 4 stars now. I saw that there were several negative reviews, so I mentioned them. Those ones mainly focus on AI and the world view of the stars. After Chapter 100, it becomes boring for the protagonist to join the academy. How should I put it? It's like the protagonist engages in technological innovation, the old nobles oppose it, and the human bosses and Ni Ni who are optimistic about the protagonist, the protagonist compromises. Anyway, how to put it, it's like the feeling of a high-tech talent working as a worker. You can't say that he is a drug or that there is something wrong with him, but he has already written a novel and this one is coming. The more I read, the more boring it becomes. After reading more than 100 chapters, I really have no intention to continue reading.

There is no typical plot, but it looks good and worth watching.

The protagonist is a scientist in the world of stars, who ran to other universes to reincarnate in order to escape the harvest of the gods. With the scientific and technological knowledge from the previous life, he combined the power of science and technology and spiritual energy to open up a new path in a world where everyone changes jobs.

4 Stars. Personally, I think absolute genius is something that ordinary people cannot understand at a glance. Ordinary geniuses can understand what they can't understand after just two glances, and it's not bad to say something calmly. Don't yell at the slightest problem

Haokang Aikang, the writing style is humorous and interesting, and the world view feels like I can write about it for a long time.

The technology side and the "truth scholar" don't seem to go together well. I thought it was about pursuing the principles of magic and exploring the essence of the world. I didn't expect it to be developing technology in the magic world, but it's quite interesting.

The plot is not too cliche, but quite innovative. Can watch The main reason is that updates are slow. I have been keeping the book for two months and have updated seventy or eighty chapters. School hasn't started yet, I don't really want to watch it, it's half uncomfortable Don't watch it again, forget to set it