A History of Psychic Industry’s Evolution

A protagonist who, in my personal opinion, is in line with socialist values ​​and a real living person. (Compared to the saint/clown/American protagonist they need) A reasonable male with reason, self-preservation, and desires. The plot arrangement is reasonable, the growth curve is reasonable, and the development route is stable and reasonable. The villain (to be honest, there hasn't been a high-level villain yet) appears very reasonably (although he is being crushed now) and his counterattacks are normal and restrained. Summarizing a good book that in my opinion I am willing to subscribe to at the starting price

Some authors who write books may have some creativity, but unfortunately their writing experience cannot keep up with the rhythm. Ninety-nine percent of books cannot be read after a few chapters, but this book is well written. Although the creative script of this book is very ordinary and only third-rate, the author's level is very high, five stars. It's worth revealing The rating is low, there are too many fools

Reading this book in one night suited my taste. It starts with the main character being taken away from his body and leading to the Caotai team. If there is an act of screening readers in the middle, you can ignore the later ones and treat them as if they suddenly appeared. I just think that the author is a newbie and doesn't know how to deal with the appearance of the heroine. The ideas are very novel and the writing is good. The only shortcoming of this book is that it is too short. It would be much better if it were longer. I look forward to the author's post-processing. Many authors start to focus on the big picture in the later period. Time flies faster and the plot gradually loses its focus in the early stages. This is a common problem in serialized novels. I hope this book will keep me following it until the end.

A score of 7.5 Or above will not exceed 8. It is suitable for people who have certain social experience and have at least experienced social beatings to read slowly. Let's talk about the advantages first. The author has created a rational but idealistic protagonist who still recognizes the necessity of order after possessing supernatural powers, but is not a character of selfless devotion. The literary theory is profound, and in layman's terms, it is very awkward but meaningful. He portrays an individual who has experienced major changes and is struggling in the face of the extraordinary power of group will quite well. It is not the fast pace of Shuangwen, and some passages are quite memorable. As for the shortcomings, success or failure is also a failure. The author used too much force in some parts of the content. The plot is protracted and even seems to be illicit. The early emotional scenes are a mess. Some of the plots feel so obvious that I wanted to abandon the book. Although there are obvious adjustments in the later period, the early perception is too real and the emotions are too real. The overall score is still below the passing mark. Finally, I would like to give you some encouragement. After 200 chapters, the author's world view and main characters are basically well established, and the basic logic has become self-consistent. As long as the later outline does not collapse and the author is not overly literary, the book still has something to be commended for. The current low score is basically because of the first 50 chapters. After the mistakes made in the past, the author will slowly work hard to climb up. Please continue to work hard.

This article about urban cultivating immortals handles relationships decisively without pulling any strings. It restores the ex-girlfriend to her role as a goldfish. I like it! Cultivation of immortality refers to scientific principles, which is reasonable and well-founded! The plug-ins should be opened more cautiously, because the memories left by cultivators are relatively incomplete and need to be sorted out and developed later. It is easy and enjoyable to read. Five-star praise is required to support the author!

It's not until I read the whole story that I can understand the author's depiction of a collision between realism and an idealist protagonist who possesses spiritual power that subverts the rules of physics and is constructed in a realistic scenario. This is not a cool article classified as a cultivator, but a collision between the old system and the new system derived from different productive forces. The fate of mankind is a spiraling process in which old contradictions and new contradictions continue to collide. It is not an epic of grand destiny. Every step the protagonist takes in the scene is an evolution of real society. In this constructed testing ground, it is not a fight with swords and swords, nor a sudden advance of personal heroism. A civilization must go through speculation and pain when facing an unknown system trying to accommodate limited cooperation, and it is nakedly displayed in front of the reader. (But the author did have a pain point in handling the emotional line before Chapter 100 😂. Although the handling has improved in the later stages, many readers may have been persuaded away in the early stage) It has a profound sense of human destiny, and its thinking on the ethical logic of social forms is an indelible highlight of this book that is worth pondering.

The fact that such a profound book has such a low rating may be due to the earlier content about female characters that has touched the sensitive points of some readers. I don't know whether this is due to the author's inexperience or intentional screening of readers, but it would be a pity to abandon this book because of these contents. The author is really experienced and has a deep understanding of the operating system of society and the connotation and nature of power. This may not be completely correct. After all, everyone's cognition is different, but it does touch the essence of power. Some of the social experiments and thought experiments mentioned in the book are also worth thinking about.

I have read about a dozen of them, and they are quite good. At least they are not stupid, there are no messy plots, the protagonist is not that impetuous, and there are not so many messy pretense and slaps in the face. The plot is a good one. Looking forward to further development.

It really feels like the protagonist's development is bumpy, but also smooth in a sense. The development of civilization is also very macroscopic and microscopic, ranging from a very small person or a family to a macroscopic view of the pattern of civilization. The final ending is just a small beginning of human civilization. There are so many fragments behind it, as well as the origin of the god-forming ancestor. In fact, there is still a lot that can be written. I actually want the author to write a second part. It would be great if there was a second part. The second part would change the protagonist and tell the story of human civilization, after the fragments were almost processed, the civilization system and pattern were transformed, and the scientific system basically absorbed the psychic system, and then began to explore the origin of the ancestors of Yunyang. I really want to see it!!!

Except for the fact that the protagonist's IQ dropped when he beat up his ex and teacher Cao Weibai from time to time, the rest of the time the IQ of all the members was basically online and the logic was reasonable. I had read too many brainless novels, and suddenly seeing such a book with all the members' IQ online felt like I had suddenly taken a few bites of fine chaff, and I was a little uncomfortable. I highly recommend it, and I skipped the emotional scenes.