Game: Last Blood

I came from the academy. When I read the academy, I felt some subtle value settings of the author. For example, Li would say "This is not a mystery novel." This is no longer as simple as jumping to a higher dimension. This is already challenging the author's status as the main god. You can realize what kind of work you are in. Then, let me add another sentence: among all the characters that have appeared, Shiori, who loves to tell dirty jokes, is my favorite! Okay, let's get down to business… I was attracted to this article because of some subtle value settings. First of all, it is not a simple online game article, but also has a science fiction setting. The setting of this science fiction is that men and women live in separate cities due to the end of mankind. This "naturally" leads to ethical conflicts. The traditional status of normal human reproduction is challenged, and homosexual love has also changed from fashionable to normalized due to emotional needs - I suddenly thought of a certain aspect of "Ghost in the Shell" that expresses that human reproduction will eventually shift from sexual to spiritual with the development of technology... Then let's talk about the two very unique world settings in the article, one is the real world and the other is the online game world. The key point is, which world is more real? The real world is the material world where the protagonist lives. From her objectivity point of view, it is definitely more real. However, from an emotional point of view, whether it is the love Lu feels or other aspects of emotional involvement, etc., It has to be said that the online game world is more "real". Mapping to our real world, because various ethical environments are downplayed, our expressions on the Internet are more authentic and closer to our true selves. However, in the real world, due to various external pressures, we are more restrained and depressed. In other words, in the real world, we express only the selves we play (good in the second grade, face covering). Talking about the protagonist Lu, the author Jun commented on Lu through the mouth of Professor Evans. She said that the biggest difference between Lu and E and the simulators is-"intuition and confusion." I don't know if this is also the author Jun expressing that this is the biggest difference between humans and humanoid AI. Lu's intuition is expressed in the face of Raphael's love for her, and the confusion lies in the choice of his own future (random guess, face covering). But I personally think Lu is too rational. Faced with Raphael who loves her so much and has all kinds of appetites for her, she does not fall in love. In S City, which is full of women and lilies are everywhere, she does not casually comfort each other with some girls who look very good. Therefore, from a certain aspect, she is actually very close to the rational personality of AI. Speaking of God E who steals the show, it can only be said that she is not unpowerful. She has "even figured out where she came from" and even challenged the rules of the world in which she exists, that is, the invincible setting of defeating Yagyu Zanya. But in her "life" this time, she still lost to the theme of "love". She loved humans deeply, but humans could not bear her love. Nowadays, it is popular to say that "love is incapable", but who can understand the pain of being able to love but not enduring the love object? Christianity says that "human beings are born to receive God's love. This is the meaning of human existence." Even God created human beings because of the need to give love. This shows what a huge "psychological" need this is (laughing), but E cannot satisfy it, so So, you can imagine how painful this is, so this is the contradiction that led to her final destruction. She was born from the destruction of human beings, but she hopes to love people. In the end, the author did not completely destroy her, which reminded me of the feeling when Jianyi held Tima's memory in "Metropolis" at the end (any trace left in the world is a kind of hope)... There are a lot of fleeting thoughts that I can't recall right now, but I want to say that this is a really good article~ PS, as the saying goes, be benevolent and wise, maybe the above is not what the author wants to express at all (kneel down), in short... Let's leave it at that.

What is the principle behind the pregnancy of the heroine in the real world? There are no men in the virtual world, but sperm donation is still available in the real world, right (?)

The naming style of each chapter reminds me of a certain cartoon.

Spread flowers ~ I think I need to watch it a few more times

Is this game... 4D?

It aroused my interest in playing online games

This is my first time reading an online game article... I actually read the opening chapter

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[1St floor] Author's reply [2014-01-01 15:08:39] E is a person who will not be confused, but Lu Xinxin will be confused. So they had a confused fairy baby who had been waiting on the tree in the small memory for Lu Xinxin to see her. . . So Lu Xinxin's wife is E?

[1St floor] Author's reply [2014-01-01 15:08:39] E is a person who will not be confused, but Lu Xinxin will be confused. So they had a confused fairy baby who had been waiting on the tree in the small memory for Lu Xinxin to see her. . . So Lu Xinxin's wife is E?