Reborn in 2010: The AI in My Head Is Too Powerful

It's very interesting, much better than other science and technology novels. The protagonists of other science and technology novels all give people the feeling of NPCs, awesome and omnipotent, but they don't look like real people! Otherwise, you are so awesome and you have to be interviewed by the leader. You are so awesome and you are completely worthy of any organization. If you gather a group of giant allies, everyone will help you. After you develop AI, you can develop energy, launch a satellite or something like that, and get yourself an awesome weapon that can threaten any country and all mankind! You don't have to use it, but you can't live without it! The protagonist does not need to defeat anyone or any country, and does not need to be manipulated by anyone or any country, and then finally becomes a cyber god!

It's good-looking. What makes it good-looking are: first, the plot is smooth; second, the protagonist's character has boundaries and does what he is good at, leaving the rest to professionals (many novels wish to write the protagonist as a god, omnipotent); third, it has a sense of life. I have never seen life with ups and downs every now and then. Fourth, there is a sense of humor. A sense of high-end, specifically, it may be a social pain point, such as chips. Now we have seen the foreshadowing. As ordinary people, reading a novel mainly hopes to make up for the difficulty. It is similar to the love of traveling through Chongzhen at the end of Ming Dynasty. In this era of rapid technological development, why can't we lead the craze and be far ahead?

Overall it's okay, I feel like it has at least a rating of 8.7 Or above. The beginning is a bit bland, and it didn't start to get into shape until I got to Silicon Valley. There are female characters but no female protagonists (I always think this is the best way to deal with it. After all, male video authors basically can't bear to look at emotional scenes, so they don't write emotional scenes directly. Occasionally, a few female characters come in to prove the protagonist's ability.)

It's okay, but it's developing too fast. A common problem with this type of writing is that you want to do everything, want everything, and the development speed is very fast. In less than 2 years, you have become one of the top richest people in the world. It's boring. And he is considered a serious egoist! If you are poor, you can live alone; if you are rich, you can help the world. When money reaches a certain level, it loses its meaning. It is better to do something that satisfies yourself. Especially in the comment section, people always say I want it, grandpa. I don't deny that this kind of thing exists, but it doesn't exist abroad? It will only be more serious abroad.

I catch up on the latest in one go, writing business war articles in the direction of AI. The author seems to have really studied in the United States to do business and write programs, otherwise he would not be able to write such an authentic flavor, and the business path deduced is also very interesting. I really want to read similar articles. I've already gone to the giant cyberpunk company, it's so fun to watch! It's so cool to reasonably deduce mechanical ascension in the context of the real world, defy the whole world, and become a country of its own.

It is no exaggeration to say that this book is the best one I have read on Tomato so far with a rating below 8.8 (Not that this book can only be rated 8.8, But there are many other good books that have also been underestimated). It ranks first among all the black technology articles I have read on Tomato. Getting a certain point at this level is definitely a huge bonus, although the author's writing skills are still a bit rusty. However, this subject is groundbreaking and the protagonist's fresh and refined way of pretending and persona (I guess the author is acting as himself), as well as the occasional funny jokes, etc. Are all very well written. After looking at other books under the author's pseudonym, they are not at the same level as this book. (Of course, it's also possible that I don't like other themes and can't stand it.) Although there is a slight AI flavor in some places, the flaws are not concealed. I guess most of them are rubbed by hand. I would like to ask the author, is a1 steak sauce really so delicious? Hearing what you said makes me want to buy a bottle and try it.

I feel that this book is very well written. I can see that the author is definitely very experienced in the field. I didn't expect that it will really increase my knowledge and horizons. Although the professional content seems a bit too much, reading the author's articles gives me a homely and relaxing feeling☺

Not sure how strong it is, but the rhythm is good and very comfortable

It is suitable to be read in one go. As long as it is disconnected, there is not much interest in continuing to read. Interaction with technological AI is one of the highlights of this book, but there is very little after the middle and late stages. AI becomes dispensable and there are too many irrelevant descriptions.

The subject matter is good, but it feels a bit like a memoir. It is very realistic. You just need to mention many professional terms, otherwise it will be dizzying.