One Hundred Days Countdown to Becoming a God! Hunted Globally

The creativity, rhythm, and writing are all excellent. Don't wait too long to become a god, consider the readers' feelings. Pandora must be destroyed creatively and ruthlessly. Don't let go of the prism either

It's beautiful, very creative, and the sense of urgency is created very well. I'm impressed.

I was attracted by the early setting, and spent a lot of patience after going through the lengthy cat chasing mice and spy operations. If it ends up being a refreshing article about becoming a god, it can probably be browsed quickly as a 5-minute meal article, and I may even catch up to the latest chapter without the desire to continue reading. However, the author later wrote about ascension and the collision of civilizations. The exploration of human nature shown in the text is wrapped in a science fiction meaning, which makes people regain their interest in reading. In general, although the various settings, depth, and logic are not as rigorous as Liu Cixin's, it is still an exciting read.

It's so beautiful, and the writing is vivid and interesting. I first saw some of his parts on Douyin, and then I was attracted to it. What he said earlier was really engaging and could arouse my emotions. If you are really a good book, maybe it's because the previous part is too amazing. , I think some of the connections at the back may not be very good, but overall it is a very good and readable book, and it is also serialized. There are more than 100 pictures now, which is okay. I really recommend it. I finished it in one and a half hours.

I came here from Douyin. I thought it was a cool article, so I just wanted to take a look. Unexpectedly, I was hooked all of a sudden. The world view is very grand. I have rarely been exposed to novels about this kind of scientific and technological civilization, but it does not affect the perception [thinking]. As the author said, it is not a simple cool article. I still like this kind of human protagonist. Although there are some professional terms in the book that I can't understand, it is really good to read. It does not fall into the cliche. After reading it, I still want to know how it will develop in the future, and I can't predict how it will develop in the future. It was tied at 4 o'clock in the morning, so I think I'll have to watch it again [laughs]

I have seen a lot of bad reviews, but I want to say that in fact, as long as you have played The King of Fighters as a child and watched the plot of The King of Fighters, you can understand and enjoy this book very well. I originally came here after seeing the tweet from dy. At first, I looked at it from a fantasy perspective, but after looking at it, I found that it has a different flavor, and the movie feel is quite strong.

The logic is tight, the organization is clear, and it also contains a lot of academic knowledge. It is reasonable to suspect that it was written by a master's or doctorate who was crazy about writing literature. After all, it is very cool to be able to reproduce the bizarre ideas in your own imagination! Looks good! Write quickly

The score of 6.1 Is too low. After reading so many books, it should be at least around 8.9. The subject matter is very novel. I have read so many books, but I have never seen such an exciting one. It took me one night to read it. It can be adapted into a TV series in the future.

I read it in one sitting. It's neither a refreshing read nor a mindless read. It's considered a good book on Tomato. There is logic, the narrative is smooth, and there is also an exciting battle royale in the early stage. The overall framework is large and the ideas are okay, but the author lacks hard power in science fiction. I think I can go back and revise the later scientific content in a few years, and the characters can be more three-dimensional, especially many of the supporting characters. Some characters have a little bit of humor, but they could be written more relaxedly. Compared with some other science fiction novels, there are no personal opinions of some authors. They are all opinions established for the sake of the novel itself, and there is nothing slanderous about it. It's not as if the writing collapsed as the author said. I think it's because of a lack of stamina. All in all, it is a pretty good novel, but I regret that it was not written better. I look forward to revising it in the future.

The gimmick of becoming a god in the early stage is fascinating, the identity change in the middle stage, the actions, conflicts, and thoughts of everyone are all well written. The content after the countdown is not unfinished, it can only be said to be a bit rushed (so much so that I wanted to wait and see the result and clicked in but there are only two chapters [face covering]) Come on!

At first, I was lured into it by its urban martial arts shell of "hunt around the world and become a god in a hundred days". It gradually turned into science fiction in the middle, and finally it ended in a philosophical monologue about free will. The author frankly wrote in the last chapter, "Yes, I crashed", but this frankness made this so-called "failure" more worth reading. In fact, I didn't watch the early battle royale part on Tomato, but a comic created by a blogger on Douyin. The animation was very interesting, the battle royale was very fast-paced, and the cat-and-mouse game was very exciting. It can be felt that the author is carefully writing the details of chasing and being hunted, instead of just brushing it off with the so-called halo of the protagonist. As the world view slowly unfolds, the background of this book begins to be revealed. The author did not stop at killing monsters and upgrading. Instead, he filled the novel with some heavy humanistic core and science fiction background. When the plot advances to the stage of ascension and collision of civilizations (em, actually I'm not sure whether I used this word accurately), the story has jumped out of the urban martial arts framework and begun to explore a more grand proposition. Therefore, what shocked me most in the whole book was the twist in the finale and its landing point. When the mystery is revealed, it turns out that the entire world is just an experimental situation, and all the vivid characters are just personality projections. Everything the protagonist has experienced, including companions, enemies, sacrifices, and struggles, is nothingness, so what is the meaning of all the pain and persistence in the end. And this book gives an answer and pushes the pattern of the book to a climax. Even if the fate has already been written, even if the cage does exist, under this premise, all feelings are real, and every breath is irreplaceable. This placement is very powerful. In the last chapter, the author admitted that he failed at writing and admitted that his writing skills were not enough to support the original grand idea. But I think the author is sincere enough. He did not confuse the ending with "the protagonist punches the universe and explodes it" (this is a metaphor that is very inconsistent with this novel, but I don't think I have a better metaphor). Instead, he chose to present his thoughts as much as possible, even if the presentation is not perfect. It is indeed not a perfect masterpiece. The plot rhythm in the middle period is actually a bit delayed, and the implementation of the grand proposition in the later stage is also a bit difficult, but it is definitely the gold in Tomato. It's not a well-finished story, but it's a meaningful and ambitious attempt. The author's writing power does not support that ambition, but the narrative of the novel is clean and neat, and the protagonist's image is three-dimensional and vivid. Even if there are flaws, he still delivers a shocking and gentle ending. I think the author's ambition itself is worthy of being seen.

I originally saw it on a video account and thought it was a normal cool article about killing people everywhere after becoming a god. I was really curious and finally read the original work. After reading the original work, I admitted that I had been biased against online writers before. This book by the author is completely beyond the scope of ordinary cool novels. From an intellectual point of view, this book is very thoughtful. Writing cool essays is really an abdication. I think this book has completely reached the level of a science fiction world. From the inner conception, the countdown has become the doomsday. It really makes me see the shadow of He Xi's "Nian Nian", especially in the civilization section described in the later period, which shows the world from the perspective of human nature, including Nolan's creed-like genius conception. I have to admire the author! Whether it is the analysis of human nature or the saint-like qualities of the protagonist, I can vaguely see the shadow of Liu Cixin. The author's writing skills are equally profound, including rich thoughts on human society and understanding of professional knowledge. Overall, I recommend this book with five stars! ! !

After watching it briefly, I found it interesting. The early pacing is not sluggish, the plot is tight and tense, and the protagonist's battle of wits also has ups and downs. However, if the book is not finished after becoming a god, the plot of becoming a god can be faster, and maybe the viewing experience will be better.

I prefer to watch it. The early part of the plot is very compact and very attractive to me, but the description of the enabler is a bit sparse. The character of the enabler is still dangerous. Does the country only care about the person who becomes a god, and doesn't the enabler control it? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I read less chapters, support

After reading the story, I had to be impressed by the world view of this story. It is not just a cool novel. Apart from the protagonist, my favorite characters in it are Husky and Qishiha. Although the growth path of these two experimental subjects to finally have such a sound personality does not convince me, it is also an inexplicable belief in the beauty of human nature. Although at the end of the writing, it can be seen that the author's writing power is a bit lacking in the overly grand world view, but it is really a good story. I hope you can read it and look forward to the author's next work.

Yu Sheng's image is very three-dimensional, the plot is obviously thoughtful, and the writing is not sloppy. Overall, it can score 9 points (but some of the things you wrote, the author, can be posted now and will probably be changed later if the score is high) Highly recommended, star rating Suddenly he thought of a question: "Do humans eliminate hunting from their genes, or hide hunting under their pupils and wait quietly?" Yu Sheng felt that it would be suitable. "This cup is a tribute to your courage, but the victory is still mine." But according to his character, this sentence is a bit arrogant.

I read over a hundred chapters as fast as I did on Douyin. There are a lot of details in the early foreshadowing, but it is also a bit unreasonable. I can't say it is unreasonable. I can only say that it is possible but unnecessary and not good enough. The later foreshadowing and reversal have the flavor of Liu, but it is not finished yet. I will make a comment after seeing the ending.

The subject matter is very new for the trend. You can ignore some aspects when watching [Thinking]. There are merits and demerits. Lovers of details will find it more enjoyable. Lower your expectations to get the greatest satisfaction [OK]

It's really beautiful! [Adoration] From the very beginning of the countdown, I was hiding and hiding. During this period, I continued to gain powerful abilities, kept pretending to escape, and dealt with the two major forces. (At first I thought it was a cool article) After a brief escape, he took the initiative to destroy the "Seventh Creature Paradise" that threatened him, and lifted the drug dependence restrictions on him. Then he cooperated with Han Bing and other teammates to jointly destroy Pandora's "Cradle" experimental base. From the initial suspicion and distrust to the finally convinced teammates, (the old enemy is the wife!) (There is something wrong with Linghu, but in the end, it was okay, he was simply a top intelligence agent) (Chiyo Imamaki was simply a crazy little life), and other character portrayals also have their own characteristics. (I hope they will have the opportunity to get together again during the trip to Europe) After this cleanup, this novel has also reached a considerable height, the relationship between human technological progress and ethics, the secrets and unknowns behind becoming a god... After that, the protagonist takes the initiative to go to Europe to get close to the "Ascension School", arrives at the core church, uncovers the mystery of the prophet, and truly and completely opens up the secret of the "algorithm" behind becoming a god and his own origin. (The addition of loop event anchors adds a sense of mystery, explorability, and trial-and-error capabilities. The descriptions of "Yu Sheng" and other characters in the past are touching.) The gifts from the previous civilization have allowed them to live longer now. The novel has reached an unprecedented height. The transition from mindless novel to science fiction is naturally appropriate. Yu Sheng's personality charm makes people think deeply (rich in humanity and appropriate kindness, decisive and resolute...). I hope that he can be a real leader and savior, and not be limited to ordinary emotional relationships. YS01, YS02-"Husky" and "Qishiha" are so funny! The long experience of being in exile created an unparalleled bond between them. They are almost like two brothers. However, it seems that they have a good impression of life. Will they fight together in the future? ...(I can't finish it in a short time! I hope I can read your masterpiece when I come back from my monthly vacation next month! Great author! Let me follow your works all the time... But I will go back to the school prison tomorrow, and then I will take a last look at this novel!) I hope your novels will develop better and better, and there will be no shortage of readers for good books! [Sending Hearts]

It looks good. I like this kind of battle royale. Although the writing is not as good and exciting as that of Wei Xin, it has surpassed most people. It looks good.

It's so shocking, not just a person, but also a collision between civilizations. The author's novel style is very similar to Liu Cixin's writing style, and it has a particularly vast and boundless feeling. However, some of the novel fragments are not very understandable or the image is vague. All in all, it is a good science fiction novel. If the physical book is released, I will definitely buy it and read it again! Great author, thank you for your hard work~

It has always attracted me in the early stages. I didn't even read it as a novel. I liked it all the way to God of Creation. I regarded it as a crazy science fiction imagination. However, the final ending is really not that amazing, including the confrontation with four-dimensional creatures, and the final ending. It ended a bit hastily, but for a sophomore student, it is so amazing to write. I am really surprised. I look forward to your progress and better works [Love] [Love]

It's a pity that I was attracted by Douyin. When I saw more than 100 chapters on Tomato, I was still a little confused as to why it only had a 7.7 Score. After reading it for a while, I suddenly felt a little pity about the final ending.

Nb, it's a pity to release 🍅, the rhythm is very good, people like me who like fast pace really need to read it, the story is also interesting, there is foreshadowing between each volume, the plot is smooth and smooth, this time I really found a treasure in Tomato Hiss, it was a little bit broken in the later period. The author was so excited when he wrote it himself. I didn't have the same reading experience as before. The AI ghost revived and finished jumping

In the early stage, the protagonist mainly flees passively, and in the mid-term, he takes the initiative to attack. In the later stage, he discovers the conspiracy behind the so-called "becoming a god" and begins to fight against the algorithm and save human civilization. The early stage is mainly a battle of wits, but the later stage becomes a bit like a science fiction novel. The subject matter is novel, and all the pitfalls are filled in the ending. I recommend it.

This book is better than many cool articles. It is very interesting and in-depth, and the author's writing style is also very good. The narrative logic is clear and the story structure is quite compact. It is much better than many cool articles I have read before. The ones I read before made me feel like I was treating the readers as fools.

A very serious author. There was a reversal in the middle that I didn't expect. A very profound human profile. The grand cosmic thinking and the small human touch are intertwined. It can be seen that many professional books were referenced. The rating is low. You will be shocked when you read the rest. Keep reading. It is a very good short science fiction novel. I feel that it can be published [Like] Come on, author

It was well written. I turned to the end and found that it was different from what I thought. The writing at the end is very profound and full of human exploration of the unknown. However, even if you write it as a three-body novel, it won't work. I came to Tomato to read cool articles. I can't stand a bunch of hardcore science fiction articles on Tomato. What I want to see is the protagonist cleaning up all the hypocrisy after becoming a god, rather than watching the protagonist suddenly put aside all past grievances in the middle and discuss the origin of the universe with his enemies.

The structure is clear and the story is good. The structure is clear and the story is good. It's okay. This one is pretty good among the same genre. It's relatively fast.

The creativity and style are both excellent, but not many people have read it, so the score is low. However, this book is one of the clearer ones I usually read. The description is very detailed, and the author himself is also very cute [laughing]