Chu Lin gained the ability to travel through the heavens and plundered the century-old skill of "Modern Tathagata Palm" at the beginning.
No money? Travel through the Ming Dynasty and use your mobile phone to reveal the future to Zhu Yuanzhang in exchange for thousands of taels of gold.
Fear death? Wear through the "Time Planning Bureau", storm the time bank, and inject yourself with unlimited lifespan.
Too troublesome? Through "Resident Evil", the AI became popular, and from then on, the strategy, resource scheduling, and island construction were fully managed.
Lack of troops? Wear "Terminator", seize the Skynet production line, and the robot army works 24 hours a day.
When countries in the real world discovered that there was an additional "Paradise Island" in the South Pacific with technology far ahead of the times, Chu Lin was listening to the Red Queen's report:
"Ada Wang has been taken into custody, the capture plan for Little Dragon Girl has been generated, and the analysis progress of Queen Medusa's petrification ability is 97%..."
Reader comments
The beginning is a bit AI-heavy, missing a lot of details, OOC characters, and logical fallacies.
... A plug-in that can travel at will without any restrictions and can choose time and place at will is very easy to be invincible. However, the protagonist does not go to film and television works that can easily obtain superhuman power and does not take it from various opportunities. He insists on holding on to an internal power and weak telekinesis. He also relies on an artificially retarded red queen who is also manipulated by God's will and ignores the above obvious loopholes to help with various plans and run for money. It is very man-machine style...
However, if you can endure the above, the AI taste of the novel Da Ming will be slightly weakened, and you can barely read it as an ordinary white novel.
It's pretty good, and the pace is pretty fast. I'm very relaxed about novels. If I can read it, it's a good novel.
It seems that the author has opened a new book, and this book has been cut again. If this continues, there will not be many readers at all, and there will be no patience at all.
The beginning is a bit AI-heavy, missing a lot of details, OOC characters, and logical fallacies. ... A plug-in that can travel at will without any restrictions and can choose time and place at will is very easy to be invincible. However, the protagonist does not go to film and television works that can easily obtain superhuman power and does not take it from various opportunities. He insists on holding on to an internal power and weak telekinesis. He also relies on an artificially retarded red queen who is also manipulated by God's will and ignores the above obvious loopholes to help with various plans and run for money. It is very man-machine style... However, if you can endure the above, the AI taste of the novel Da Ming will be slightly weakened, and you can barely read it as an ordinary white novel.
It's pretty good, and the pace is pretty fast. I'm very relaxed about novels. If I can read it, it's a good novel. It seems that the author has opened a new book, and this book has been cut again. If this continues, there will not be many readers at all, and there will be no patience at all.