
From the Start, I Had Only a Net, Yet I Rebuilt the World
开局一张网,我重建全球
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- Ongoing
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- 970k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
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- 3mo ago
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How to say it? This is a very rare novel. It's the first time I've seen it. There are too many descriptions. The author's writing is unsustainable. If you look carefully, you can see a lot of poisonous points. The subject matter is very good, but the writing is a little unsustainable. If the writing is particularly good, it would be a masterpiece without any surprises.
The previous writing is like AI, with gorgeous vocabulary, long parallels, and a little bit of poison (for example, Caesar was arrogant at first and respectful at the end, and the blacksmith bought honey water for a month). However, the subject matter is novel and the plot is interesting. It is tentatively rated as four stars.
This is the first time I have seen a plot like this. The various problems that will be encountered in the process of rebuilding civilization. The protagonist does not make arbitrary decisions, but listens to the questions and needs of all human beings to generate proposals. It is eye-catching. I look forward to the future of civilization, and hope that the author will never stop updating.
There are some flaws and traces of AI, but the creativity and modifications can still be seen, but the modifications are not thorough. The protagonist has many obvious AI thinking. What is worth seeing is the creativity. I hope that the proportion of artificial intelligence can be increased in the future.
Yes, on the general platform [Civilization Network], as long as the holder's thoughts do not go astray, the impossibility of modern civilization becomes possible, because the data will not lie to people, but this book is destined to be similar to "Utopia" because the nature of this platform is unrealistic. Modern digitization can also achieve this level, but the resistance to popularization is not as great, or even impossible. But once it is implemented, who will manage the platform? It needs carriers and executors. The life limit is destined to replace maintainers and users. If someone like Wang Mang comes out, it will be broken. Complete surveillance of all civilization? IMHO, this is less realistic than the promotion platform itself, and "extraordinary" makes up for this very well. Of course, if the civilization in the book really existed, the future would be endless. Come on and write
Hahahaha [laughing] This book is above the average level of Tomato and has no objectionable flaws or poisonous points. The suggestions in the current reviews that the writing is poor have nothing to do with it. If you are interested in this subject, you will not regret reading this book. The author does not let down the subject matter.
It feels like watching a history of human self-rescue from civilization to barbarism. It feels like the author wants to convey his own ideas through this book, and it is very subjective (?) I feel like I really saw the development process of a civilization
The world view is grand, the framework is rigorous, the writing is exquisite, and the writing is group portrait. Each character has its own characteristics and full potential. Regarding the collision and conflict between human minds, the content is reasonable and the logic is perfect. It is worth reading. This kind of subject matter is very popular with me, so I think it's good. If you don't think it looks good, you can leave it. After all, everyone has their own preference for radish and green vegetables.
This book can be said to be a group article about civilization. Everyone exists for civilization, and a "perfect" civilization cannot be achieved overnight, but is constantly revised. As for how to improve it, that is the content of this article [cool]. The author writes very well👍, and the content about many levels of civilization is very in-depth. Of course, there are also shortcomings. Because it is narrated from the broad perspective of civilization, it may not be so detailed. The content of the text is also a grand narrative, not a personal struggle to win a career and beauty after the end of the world. Overall it's very good
This book suits my taste, and the protagonist fits my savior very well. (This is my opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it).