Zhou Xingzhou was bound to a Civilization Quest System.
The good news: completing quests earned him technologies from across the ages.
The bad news: the System had identified him as a country with a complete industrial system.
Deep-sea habitation, building lakes in deserts, space experiments, and coordinating ten thousand people: every quest was enough to make ordinary people start planning their own funeral on the spot. With his whole family about to have their “life permissions revoked” by the System, Zhou Xingzhou decisively chose to hand it over to the authorities.
From then on, the System issued civilization-level quests, the country formed teams to complete them, and Zhou Xingzhou just had to stay alive long enough to claim the rewards.
Years later, faced with new technologies spreading across the world, Zhou Xingzhou could only explain helplessly:
“I really never wanted to change the times. At first, I just wanted to cook a cup of instant noodles a thousand meters beneath the sea.”
As expected of an AI master, he writes so well.
After reading 80% of it, super intelligence still needs training. The degree of AI participation is too high. It feels like only a little outline is provided, and the rest is all run by AI: The dialogue is stilted and boring, and I just want to fast forward; the plot develops like a dream, and I talk about what I dreamed about. But it can be used for hypnosis...
Pure AI writing.
What are you writing? It's nonsense. There is no AI person in the whole article. It's like watching a robot.
It's written inexplicably. The more I read, the more nonsense it becomes.
It's like watching an AI comic drama without pictures [awkward laugh]
It was written by DS, it had this tone when I played AI gaming
AI tastes very strong