The Disassembler

It looks pretty good so far. Old bookworms can accept it, but newbies may be persuaded to quit. The overall feeling is not that smooth, and the world view is not very clear before the author has revised it, but (Generally speaking, you can understand the world view that human beings build civilization on the corpse of a god. Everything about human beings is achieved through disassembly, analysis, reverse derivation, and application of the divine body. The frequency of civilization's survival is the pulse of the remaining body. Survival and development are highly bound to the divine body. This is also the reason why the apocalypse later came. The divine body changed and civilization could not adapt to the frequency of the divine body.) Now that it has been revised, it's okay, because I have seen similar ones before, and I probably know what the author wants to write. This book focuses on hard-core science fiction survival, with the tag of "dismantling + machinery + apocalypse + wasteland punk", and the track is niche but exquisite. It is not a clichéd bloody conflict. It relies on setting, plot, and details to win. The details can really be praised [like]. It not only satisfies the needs of online readers for a sense of coolness (not the cliché kind of pretending to be slapped in the face, I can't say, but it is the kind of synthetic coolness [face covering]), but also provides new choices for readers who are tired of routines. It stands out among similar works with its hardcore texture. It's just that the rhythm felt a bit stiff before. The character of the protagonist breaks away from the template and takes a cold and pragmatic route: calm personality, decisive action, a ruthless survival machine, extremely rational, everything is based on data, everything is based on survival, and the bottom line is hidden for the survival of the team - survival, "inhumane but not annoying", survival is calculated step by step. The supporting characters are not tool men. Each Ark team has its own division of labor and complementary personalities. The attrition, growth and transformation of the team fit the apocalyptic survival background. All available resources are used to the extreme, such as the corpses of companions to provide fuel. The realism of apocalyptic survival is very prominent. And this is also the most eye-catching core of the novel ❤️ - "Dismantling" [Like], it is not a universal fix, but a realistic hard-core route: everything from equipment, materials, mechanical structures, to the bodies of alien beasts and gods, and the rules of the environment can be dismantled and reconstructed, turning waste into treasure, and breaking the situation to win. Abilities have boundaries, consumption, and usage logic, which not only satisfies the feeling of "breaking the game when dismantled" but also eliminates the sense of incongruity of mindless cheating. Although the protagonist exists as a walking hacker and understands everything; at the same time, it integrates science fiction, survival, and mechanical elements, and the disassembly process is solid in detail. It does not deliberately pile up professional terms but has a technical quality. It is easy for ordinary readers to understand, and hardcore fans can empathize, making "dismantling" from a setting to a core starting point to promote the plot and shape the world. [Praise]

After reading the latest chapter, I feel that the problems mentioned in other book reviews have little impact. If you have the patience to read on, some questions will be explained later. I don't know much about physical chemistry, and I don't know what the effects are, but I can understand the meaning without deliberately pretending to be professional. The protagonist is so cold and miserable (very inhumane but not annoying). After getting some good equipment and new resources, the powerful enemy suddenly changes, and the Ark with more than 200 people drops all the way to 110. In terms of plot, the later stages are super cool. You can drive battleships, fire cannons, wear armor, and fight to support war. (If my personal opinion is different, please don't punish me [send my heart])

The book is a good book, and it is the first time I have read this type of book. However, I always felt that something was missing. The lack of background explanation made people feel uninvolved. After reading the whole book, it was empty and it was difficult to retain readers. I hope that old bookworms can continue reading. I hope the author will write a supplementary chapter.

Turned into a terrifying parasite, wandering in the decaying body of the ancient god. The bizarre setting, the absolutely rational captain's reasonable golden finger, coupled with the grand scenes and the absolute respect for numbers and physics, it is no exaggeration to say that this book is a bloody dissecting table with a microscopic microscope. The ancient god fell and the ants survived, saving danger again and again, and falling into the abyss again and again. The absolute pragmatist dismantler is the last human reason behind this extreme survival creed that cannot see the way forward but just for the next breath. When you give up everything you can give up, what survives are humans and machines. When you try your best to step into the bottom of the abyss, do you see hope or deeper despair? Self-examination: I have run out of imagination and am in urgent need of pictures. The required materials are being evaluated and retrieved...

Very good. The protagonist looks at everything from an almost mechanical perspective and dismantles everything. At the same time, it incorporates certain elements of cyber science fiction and a certain apocalyptic atmosphere, starting from the bottom to explore the truth of the world.

This science fiction novel is very exciting. The protagonist's calm and robot-like way of coping, the environment inside the god's body, and the setting of the world view are all very interesting. The only shortcoming is that the pace is too fast, the troubles come one after another, and the protagonist has almost no breathing space. It is a bit depressing to read, but otherwise it is good.

It's a very good book. The protagonist's interests come first. I like to read this kind of book. The author will also read the comments, but it is slow to read and is more suitable for old bookworms. It is not suitable for those who like to read short stories at first. As long as the author writes well, I think it can get a 9 points.

From what I have read so far, I think it is very distinctive among the many male protagonists I have seen. It gives people an absolutely rational and cold-hearted look, and the character of the protagonist is not hardened because of some other plots. The character setting is established and carried out very well. It is not a brainless plot setting. Instead of explaining all the background at the beginning, it avoids the mainstream early stage plot and creates a sense of mystery that makes people yearn for it.

[Learned][Learned][Learned] "System self-test..." The sound is a synthesized electronic sound. Because it uses the T-600 chip, the sound seems a bit low, cold and hard, with a touch of metallic texture. "The logical core... Is online." "Visual module... Online." "I am... T-600 Riot Controller... Number..." "Negative." Fang Xu interrupted, his voice cold. "You are P-704. Your mission is not to suppress riots, but to observe."

The pace of the first and second volumes of the book is too fast. The protagonist and more than 200 people are gambling with death almost every time, but every time the protagonist's absolute rationality and unconventional methods lead everyone to survive. Although not everyone survives, this is already very good. What's more, this is a dark novel. Due to the author's description of the protagonist, They are all reasonable and do not make people feel uncomfortable, but there is very little description of the rest and stop time. It feels like these 200 people have been riding the death roller coaster without stopping. There is also little description of injury treatment. Until I read the third volume, I feel that the third volume is the real beginning of the book. After reading some chapters, it is not bad. The protagonist and the more than 100 people have the feeling of being alive! The plot of this book is quite good, but there are too many plots and too few easing plots, which can easily make people numb. I always feel that the author is choosing readers, especially with this background. I feel a bit familiar. The only difference is the human and the ancient god. However, this background story is not perfect for the time being, and I need to continue reading. I rarely read this kind of book. Most of them lack logic, and the introduction is different from the description. But the author of this book must have written it carefully. The logic is rigorous and scientific. However, I don't understand it very well, but it looks good. The plot in the first two volumes is a bit cold. The third volume is better after this, and I have the expectation to continue reading. Very few people can read this book, so the low rating makes sense. I just do it for AI and the stories after the third volume, and maybe the reason why the author continues to write for his small number of readers. It must be praised with five stars (because there are only five stars)!