Chu Qing, a migrant worker in Shanghai, accidentally got a "Wish Note". At first, he just wanted to use the "Wish Note" to make money, until he found the true use of the "Wish Note" with the [Infinite Monkey Theorem], and began to gradually become an almost omniscient existence!
In the process of using his notes to achieve immortality, the earth's technological level began to improve rapidly due to his influence, and finally began to enter the sea of stars and embarked on the road to become the highest level civilization in the universe...
The rules for using "Wish Notes" are as follows:
1. The wish written in the note will definitely happen as long as there is a probability of happening within 24 hours.
2 You can only write one wish every 24 hours.
3 The wishes that have been written are irrevocable
4. If the wish comes true, the wish text will turn red. If the wish is not fulfilled, the text will turn white after 24 hours.
5 The text of two wishes cannot appear in the same line.
6. The person who picks up the ownerless "Wish Note" automatically becomes the owner of the note. If the owner of the note dies, the ownership of the note will be reset.
7 "Wish Note" can only be used by the owner of the note.
8. The rules of "Wish Note" and the words in the wish note can only be seen by the owner of the note.
9 "Wish Note" cannot be damaged in any way.
10 The wishes related to the "Wish Note" itself cannot be fulfilled.
Reader comments
It's so beautiful. It doesn't involve martial arts, cultivating immortals, or Western fantasy. It uses modern science to explain it. I was stunned for a few times about the things about extending life. I searched and found nothing ╮(╯＿╰)╭🥲. I'm good at editing.
It's very beautiful and novel, and there are no obvious problems with the logic. The protagonist is cautious enough, has a good personality, is decisive enough, and won't waver. The world view is grand, and I am very much looking forward to the next story.
I finished reading it in one go. It was also the first time I spent money to give a gift since reading online novels. I was really surprised.
Tell me why: Just as the pattern determines a person's upper limit, the worldview of a book determines its height. I think this book is a hard science fiction novel with a very grand world view.
1. The grand world view lies in what the author mentioned: the goal of mankind should be the stars and the sea, rather than fighting to the death on the same earth. When there is a clear external pressure, all human beings should unite as a matter of course. The vision depicted is very ambitious and very exciting. I remember last year or the year before last, a comet reunited with the earth after about 70 years. I had similar feelings at that time. I think anyone who looks up at the stars knows the vastness of the universe and the smallness of the Earth and humanity: the observable universe, the Pisces-Cetus supercluster complex, the Laniakea supercluster, the Virgo cluster, the Local Group, the Milky Way, the Orion Arm, the Local Bubble, the Local Interstellar Cloud, the Solar System, the Earth. I'm afraid it will spontaneously arise: the sky and the earth are so different, and I feel the infiniteness of the universe.
2. Hard science fiction is that traditional soft science fiction just changes the war between different forces into a science fiction situation. The essence is still about the struggle between people. In fact, whether it is the Riemann Hypothesis, P and NP problems, Navier-Stokes equations in mathematics, or room temperature superconductivity and controllable nuclear fusion, grand unified theory, dark matter and dark energy, antimatter, time, string theory, black holes, interstellar navigation, and dimensions in physics; whether it is chemical physiology From genes and cells to how complex and exquisite complexes of life form and operate, the human brain's memory, aging and lifespan, or information computing and artificial intelligence, robots and strong artificial intelligence... Various unsolved scientific and technological problems can be solved by using the imagination of the human brain and combining existing research. This can be regarded as a grand world view.
In the process of writing this review, I felt that there was a slight flaw in this book: for such a grand and hard-core science fiction novel, because the setting of Goldfinger was a bit large, it progressed too fast. Human beings are always full of imagination for things that are far away but still within reach. The progress in the book is too fast, and the content that was originally full of imagination and could be written in a lot of space quickly passed by. So when writing about things that are even more out of reach in the future, one is too far away for people to imagine, and the other is a test of the author's imagination and writing skills.
All in all, it is a very good book, and it is also a category that I like very much. It brings back the excitement and longing that I felt when I read the book "The Black Technology System of a High School Master".
After reading it, you can recommend reading
The imagination and settings are very attractive to read. The first half of the first 50 chapters draws on the Three-Body Thought stamp, and the second half draws on the "This Game is Too Real" game world to promote the development of the story. However, the author writes his own things and ideas. The plot of this new book is all imaginative. The Tomato editor did not push it. It really shouldn't be [laughing and crying]
When rating this book, there are currently 50 chapters. I think I can give it a score of 9 or above. Moreover, there is currently no trace of AI found in this book. It was hand-rubbed, which is very valuable. For this reason, I still have to give it 5 stars. But after thinking about it, a good book needs to be a real evaluation from readers, so I gave it 4 stars.
In fact, the writing style of this book is still not up to the starting point. Some details still need the author to optimize the story logic and character description. Some places are not vivid enough. It stops at the surface of cool writing. This book has 🔥 potential. I look forward to the exciting stories in the follow-up! Come on author [please update]
If the later part of the novel can maintain the excitement of the early stage, I will revise it and give it 5 stars.
This is really beautiful, it must be five stars, 100% recommended!
The main reason is that 99% of the books on the subject of wishing are closer to the world view of Devouring the Starry Sky or Cultivating Immortals. This book is a very rare book on the subject of wishing➕a pure science fiction world view, and the science fiction world view is more realistic and hardcore.
It can be said that this is a very worthwhile novel about Miao Miao in the village. It would be a pity if the subject matter of this book was deviated or it was too eunuch.
Not bad, maybe due to review reasons, the official subjective initiative has been deliberately downplayed. In fact, it can be "edged in" a little bit. Some of the ideas and methods given in the notes are relatively obscure. Of course, this is the reason for AI, but some metaphors that readers can understand can be added. The main line is due to the perception of war. Continued: Maybe some methods of war are not used in conventional interstellar warfare methods. If a unique dimensional war can be written, it will still be very watchable. There is another problem. In addition to the protagonist, the personalities of other supporting characters are vague and not so distinctive. More words can be given, and some branch lines can be opened up.
It's a good idea to be able to create something like Reese's Infinite Monkey Typewriter from even the lowest probability, but later on I felt like I wouldn't be able to use this function at all. I made a wish to just have a conversation and give the answer within a day, but in the end I still only completed one item every day.
I'm very surprised, I really like the fantasy of science fiction in Shuangwen's template🤩 This reminds me of the information state setting in "Super Mechanic". Some people may think that many technical introductions are cumbersome, but I think this is an important part of the realism of science fiction.
I feel that writing a virtual game is a bit long and a little off topic, and the emergence of Venusian civilization is of no use.
An innovative system that I have never seen before. I think it has the potential to become a god. I will see how it is written in the future. So far, my imagination is quite big, and it has affected my real-life thinking. However, in the setting of the article, it is strange that civilizations with a large number of perception methods will annex those with a small number of perception methods. It is quite interesting. I always do not want civilization to develop in this direction, and I know in my heart that even if I do not completely agree with this setting, the relationship between civilizations in reality may have overlapping or similar parts. This is true.
Although the golden finger is not used in many cases, and it is suspected of suppressing the rapid growth of the protagonist, but as far as the current development is concerned, there is no problem, because it is already a good story. The author's writing ability is not outstanding, but the author's culture should be quite high, and the random things he makes up are relatively deep.
The summary is to update quickly, five chapters a day
At least there are no obvious flaws in the logic, and there are no brain-dead plots that are forced together (it's not easy for us~we can't help ourselves~)
At least I can't stand it so far. I'll watch it later... Later.
Author, please update soon [Bird Food Masterwork] I hope I will remember to come back after you finish it
Not bad, you can write it well. There are indeed references to AI, but they are all on key knowledge points. The overall text structure is indeed flawed. But if the main line is clear, the development is clear, and it feels comfortable to watch, then there will be no problem. AI quotes on key knowledge points to broaden readers. Rather than simply using hydrology. This is already good.
According to my current progress, it is 60 to 70%. The flaws are not hidden. The protagonist has a certain IQ and thinking logic. He is gradually testing the scope of the wishing notebook and whether there is cost and cause and effect. Now when I see the virtual online game, I feel that I have entered a side plot. To put it bluntly, this part is not very interesting. It does not increase the strength of the protagonist, nor does it bring specific evolution to the protagonist, nor does it introduce other exciting plot points. It is equivalent to a small branch line: upgrade, shock, pretentiousness... But I saw that there are other exciting points in the back of the table of contents. I haven't watched it yet, and I'm looking forward to it.
However, there is a big hangup like this, similar to omniscience and omnipotence. There is definitely no way to make everyone perfect. There must be 1,000 people with 1,000 ideas. I can only say that the author can satisfy himself and satisfy half of the readers. I feel very good. Come on.
To obtain an unknown wishing book, you have the following options:
A: Find out the rules
B: Make money
C: Immortality
D: Play games, play games
The above authors all asked the protagonist to do it, and they did it in order, so most of the negative reviews are about making the game. Maybe the author has his own steps and ideas, but readers are very tricky, so there will be some negative reviews. The overall story is definitely full of flaws and I recommend everyone to read it.
E: Don't eat beef
Cai is worthy of being the author of one more mythical relic.
It's interesting, but what is perception and cognition? When encountering other types of civilizations, we usually set up research stations to conduct comprehensive and in-depth studies on the civilization's physiology and operational form. Infrared rays and night vision devices are also a kind of perception. Adding or not adding them will have little impact on the progress of human beings, and the research will not lead to the extinction of bats. . . .
I feel good about using the "surrounding world" theory to write about the perceived differences between civilizations. I have gotten used to the shortcomings in the plot after reading so many novels. But can the audio of the audio book be updated quickly? I like to listen and read at the same time. I use the uncle's upgraded version of the audio, and the latest chapters are not available.
Absolute creativity and the imagination that comes from it will teach you what attracts readers...
All in all it's pretty good so far and worth watching.
It's good to watch. There are basically no greasy dialogues in the whole story. In the development process of the protagonist, there is no old-fashioned evil villain just to make up for the plot. Until chapter 90, the perspective revolves around the protagonist to describe and outline an unknown world. The narrative is calm but becomes more and more grand.
It suits my taste very well and avoids most of the poisonous points of online articles. There is no logical flaw, and some plots are very realistic.
The audience for this book can be seen to be high school students and college students who prefer science. Liberal arts students can't understand it. When they go to work, they just want to destroy the world. When they are older, all they want is to surrender to the country. Junior high school students are the urban dragon kings.
Having said all that, those who are not part of the audience should not read it. One is to disgust myself, and the other is to lower the rating. (6.7 Is a bit low, a normal good book is around 7.5. A low one is history, a high one is religion)
Come on, author [grass has been planted]
I'm going to have a good look! From what I've seen so far, I'm really looking forward to the world view at the end. I originally thought it would be a cool post about pretending to be cool, but after seeing more than a dozen pictures, I think it's very interesting.
It's quite interesting. I feel like the protagonist is Tzeentch, who is equivalent to omniscience, and there is no changing timeline. Turn on the big hook, it's pure and refreshing. He is so omniscient that he can definitely devour all 38 senses. No wonder Tzeentch wants to kill himself to experience change, otherwise it would be meaningless and he would be walking on a certain path.
It feels like the Stars console has crashed many times to experience the game flow. It becomes boring after half a game.
The humans inside are enjoying great blessings, 🤔, they have everything they want, which is even better than the Elf race.
Overall, I'm not impressed. The imagination is really big. "Alien civilization exists but human senses cannot detect its existence" is really novel. Also, the protagonist is not brainless. The whole book is science fiction [plus one on the bookshelf]
I will tell you in the most straightforward, most unconventional, most to the point, least oblique way, the author of brainstorming has huge power [laughter]
It's a pretty good start so far.
Very good, but the note-taking ability is still limited. As of now, if sensory engulfment only allows humans to understand the unknown by definition of known knowledge, the notes can be obtained through monkeys.
It's been a long time since I've seen such an attractive book.
The writing is very good, but the development of the notebook is not enough. I don't know whether it is a limitation of the plot or the author's cleverness [laughing]
Bad news, we've caught up with the main force. It's a good read after all. I saw the book review below said that the game is partly out of control. I think it's okay. It's pretty good. The only drawback is that it's too little. Please update it soon.
It's beautiful, and I feel like the protagonist deserves this golden finger.
Nb, reading this novel triggers the reward mechanism of the brain. There is a kind of positive feedback that the desire for knowledge is satisfied after exploring new technologies.
It's so beautiful. It doesn't involve martial arts, cultivating immortals, or Western fantasy. It uses modern science to explain it. I was stunned for a few times about the things about extending life. I searched and found nothing ╮(╯＿╰)╭🥲. I'm good at editing.
It's very beautiful and novel, and there are no obvious problems with the logic. The protagonist is cautious enough, has a good personality, is decisive enough, and won't waver. The world view is grand, and I am very much looking forward to the next story.
I finished reading it in one go. It was also the first time I spent money to give a gift since reading online novels. I was really surprised. Tell me why: Just as the pattern determines a person's upper limit, the worldview of a book determines its height. I think this book is a hard science fiction novel with a very grand world view. 1. The grand world view lies in what the author mentioned: the goal of mankind should be the stars and the sea, rather than fighting to the death on the same earth. When there is a clear external pressure, all human beings should unite as a matter of course. The vision depicted is very ambitious and very exciting. I remember last year or the year before last, a comet reunited with the earth after about 70 years. I had similar feelings at that time. I think anyone who looks up at the stars knows the vastness of the universe and the smallness of the Earth and humanity: the observable universe, the Pisces-Cetus supercluster complex, the Laniakea supercluster, the Virgo cluster, the Local Group, the Milky Way, the Orion Arm, the Local Bubble, the Local Interstellar Cloud, the Solar System, the Earth. I'm afraid it will spontaneously arise: the sky and the earth are so different, and I feel the infiniteness of the universe. 2. Hard science fiction is that traditional soft science fiction just changes the war between different forces into a science fiction situation. The essence is still about the struggle between people. In fact, whether it is the Riemann Hypothesis, P and NP problems, Navier-Stokes equations in mathematics, or room temperature superconductivity and controllable nuclear fusion, grand unified theory, dark matter and dark energy, antimatter, time, string theory, black holes, interstellar navigation, and dimensions in physics; whether it is chemical physiology From genes and cells to how complex and exquisite complexes of life form and operate, the human brain's memory, aging and lifespan, or information computing and artificial intelligence, robots and strong artificial intelligence... Various unsolved scientific and technological problems can be solved by using the imagination of the human brain and combining existing research. This can be regarded as a grand world view. In the process of writing this review, I felt that there was a slight flaw in this book: for such a grand and hard-core science fiction novel, because the setting of Goldfinger was a bit large, it progressed too fast. Human beings are always full of imagination for things that are far away but still within reach. The progress in the book is too fast, and the content that was originally full of imagination and could be written in a lot of space quickly passed by. So when writing about things that are even more out of reach in the future, one is too far away for people to imagine, and the other is a test of the author's imagination and writing skills. All in all, it is a very good book, and it is also a category that I like very much. It brings back the excitement and longing that I felt when I read the book "The Black Technology System of a High School Master".
After reading it, you can recommend reading The imagination and settings are very attractive to read. The first half of the first 50 chapters draws on the Three-Body Thought stamp, and the second half draws on the "This Game is Too Real" game world to promote the development of the story. However, the author writes his own things and ideas. The plot of this new book is all imaginative. The Tomato editor did not push it. It really shouldn't be [laughing and crying] When rating this book, there are currently 50 chapters. I think I can give it a score of 9 or above. Moreover, there is currently no trace of AI found in this book. It was hand-rubbed, which is very valuable. For this reason, I still have to give it 5 stars. But after thinking about it, a good book needs to be a real evaluation from readers, so I gave it 4 stars. In fact, the writing style of this book is still not up to the starting point. Some details still need the author to optimize the story logic and character description. Some places are not vivid enough. It stops at the surface of cool writing. This book has 🔥 potential. I look forward to the exciting stories in the follow-up! Come on author [please update] If the later part of the novel can maintain the excitement of the early stage, I will revise it and give it 5 stars.
This is really beautiful, it must be five stars, 100% recommended! The main reason is that 99% of the books on the subject of wishing are closer to the world view of Devouring the Starry Sky or Cultivating Immortals. This book is a very rare book on the subject of wishing➕a pure science fiction world view, and the science fiction world view is more realistic and hardcore. It can be said that this is a very worthwhile novel about Miao Miao in the village. It would be a pity if the subject matter of this book was deviated or it was too eunuch.
Not bad, maybe due to review reasons, the official subjective initiative has been deliberately downplayed. In fact, it can be "edged in" a little bit. Some of the ideas and methods given in the notes are relatively obscure. Of course, this is the reason for AI, but some metaphors that readers can understand can be added. The main line is due to the perception of war. Continued: Maybe some methods of war are not used in conventional interstellar warfare methods. If a unique dimensional war can be written, it will still be very watchable. There is another problem. In addition to the protagonist, the personalities of other supporting characters are vague and not so distinctive. More words can be given, and some branch lines can be opened up.
It's a good idea to be able to create something like Reese's Infinite Monkey Typewriter from even the lowest probability, but later on I felt like I wouldn't be able to use this function at all. I made a wish to just have a conversation and give the answer within a day, but in the end I still only completed one item every day.
I'm very surprised, I really like the fantasy of science fiction in Shuangwen's template🤩 This reminds me of the information state setting in "Super Mechanic". Some people may think that many technical introductions are cumbersome, but I think this is an important part of the realism of science fiction. I feel that writing a virtual game is a bit long and a little off topic, and the emergence of Venusian civilization is of no use.
An innovative system that I have never seen before. I think it has the potential to become a god. I will see how it is written in the future. So far, my imagination is quite big, and it has affected my real-life thinking. However, in the setting of the article, it is strange that civilizations with a large number of perception methods will annex those with a small number of perception methods. It is quite interesting. I always do not want civilization to develop in this direction, and I know in my heart that even if I do not completely agree with this setting, the relationship between civilizations in reality may have overlapping or similar parts. This is true.
Although the golden finger is not used in many cases, and it is suspected of suppressing the rapid growth of the protagonist, but as far as the current development is concerned, there is no problem, because it is already a good story. The author's writing ability is not outstanding, but the author's culture should be quite high, and the random things he makes up are relatively deep. The summary is to update quickly, five chapters a day
At least there are no obvious flaws in the logic, and there are no brain-dead plots that are forced together (it's not easy for us~we can't help ourselves~) At least I can't stand it so far. I'll watch it later... Later. Author, please update soon [Bird Food Masterwork] I hope I will remember to come back after you finish it
Not bad, you can write it well. There are indeed references to AI, but they are all on key knowledge points. The overall text structure is indeed flawed. But if the main line is clear, the development is clear, and it feels comfortable to watch, then there will be no problem. AI quotes on key knowledge points to broaden readers. Rather than simply using hydrology. This is already good.
According to my current progress, it is 60 to 70%. The flaws are not hidden. The protagonist has a certain IQ and thinking logic. He is gradually testing the scope of the wishing notebook and whether there is cost and cause and effect. Now when I see the virtual online game, I feel that I have entered a side plot. To put it bluntly, this part is not very interesting. It does not increase the strength of the protagonist, nor does it bring specific evolution to the protagonist, nor does it introduce other exciting plot points. It is equivalent to a small branch line: upgrade, shock, pretentiousness... But I saw that there are other exciting points in the back of the table of contents. I haven't watched it yet, and I'm looking forward to it. However, there is a big hangup like this, similar to omniscience and omnipotence. There is definitely no way to make everyone perfect. There must be 1,000 people with 1,000 ideas. I can only say that the author can satisfy himself and satisfy half of the readers. I feel very good. Come on. To obtain an unknown wishing book, you have the following options: A: Find out the rules B: Make money C: Immortality D: Play games, play games The above authors all asked the protagonist to do it, and they did it in order, so most of the negative reviews are about making the game. Maybe the author has his own steps and ideas, but readers are very tricky, so there will be some negative reviews. The overall story is definitely full of flaws and I recommend everyone to read it. E: Don't eat beef
Cai is worthy of being the author of one more mythical relic.
It's interesting, but what is perception and cognition? When encountering other types of civilizations, we usually set up research stations to conduct comprehensive and in-depth studies on the civilization's physiology and operational form. Infrared rays and night vision devices are also a kind of perception. Adding or not adding them will have little impact on the progress of human beings, and the research will not lead to the extinction of bats. . . .
I feel good about using the "surrounding world" theory to write about the perceived differences between civilizations. I have gotten used to the shortcomings in the plot after reading so many novels. But can the audio of the audio book be updated quickly? I like to listen and read at the same time. I use the uncle's upgraded version of the audio, and the latest chapters are not available.
Absolute creativity and the imagination that comes from it will teach you what attracts readers... All in all it's pretty good so far and worth watching.
It's good to watch. There are basically no greasy dialogues in the whole story. In the development process of the protagonist, there is no old-fashioned evil villain just to make up for the plot. Until chapter 90, the perspective revolves around the protagonist to describe and outline an unknown world. The narrative is calm but becomes more and more grand.
It suits my taste very well and avoids most of the poisonous points of online articles. There is no logical flaw, and some plots are very realistic. The audience for this book can be seen to be high school students and college students who prefer science. Liberal arts students can't understand it. When they go to work, they just want to destroy the world. When they are older, all they want is to surrender to the country. Junior high school students are the urban dragon kings. Having said all that, those who are not part of the audience should not read it. One is to disgust myself, and the other is to lower the rating. (6.7 Is a bit low, a normal good book is around 7.5. A low one is history, a high one is religion) Come on, author [grass has been planted]
I'm going to have a good look! From what I've seen so far, I'm really looking forward to the world view at the end. I originally thought it would be a cool post about pretending to be cool, but after seeing more than a dozen pictures, I think it's very interesting.
It's quite interesting. I feel like the protagonist is Tzeentch, who is equivalent to omniscience, and there is no changing timeline. Turn on the big hook, it's pure and refreshing. He is so omniscient that he can definitely devour all 38 senses. No wonder Tzeentch wants to kill himself to experience change, otherwise it would be meaningless and he would be walking on a certain path. It feels like the Stars console has crashed many times to experience the game flow. It becomes boring after half a game. The humans inside are enjoying great blessings, 🤔, they have everything they want, which is even better than the Elf race.
Overall, I'm not impressed. The imagination is really big. "Alien civilization exists but human senses cannot detect its existence" is really novel. Also, the protagonist is not brainless. The whole book is science fiction [plus one on the bookshelf]
I will tell you in the most straightforward, most unconventional, most to the point, least oblique way, the author of brainstorming has huge power [laughter]
It's a pretty good start so far.
Very good, but the note-taking ability is still limited. As of now, if sensory engulfment only allows humans to understand the unknown by definition of known knowledge, the notes can be obtained through monkeys.
It's been a long time since I've seen such an attractive book.
The writing is very good, but the development of the notebook is not enough. I don't know whether it is a limitation of the plot or the author's cleverness [laughing]
Bad news, we've caught up with the main force. It's a good read after all. I saw the book review below said that the game is partly out of control. I think it's okay. It's pretty good. The only drawback is that it's too little. Please update it soon.
It's beautiful, and I feel like the protagonist deserves this golden finger.
Nb, reading this novel triggers the reward mechanism of the brain. There is a kind of positive feedback that the desire for knowledge is satisfied after exploring new technologies.