A Hidden Expert [Quick Transmigration]

Yes, I like this ending very much. The world of the novel is full of bugs, so it is considered a bug if Shen Yi completes the task without any effort. He is a kind-hearted, soft-hearted and useless stupid person. He doesn't even have normal thinking. No wonder the system chose him to take over. The author is very good, and he won't do it just because he is himself. It's okay to be the so-called winner in life as a protagonist of your own creation, with brains and logic, but it would have been nice if the writing was more detailed. Of course, it may also be a problem that I didn't fully understand. It seems that a person with a personality like Shen Yi is selected by the system and will inevitably lead to tragedy because of stupidity and weakness. And the next goal after that also shows that there are many Shen Yis in the world. Come on, please polish it carefully and it will become a great novel.

Could it be like this - the people in the Lord God's world (in the story) are deprived of their spiritual bodies (purely unreliable speculation) The last story is not a coincidence. Logically speaking, it is normal for the protagonist to be deprived of his mental body based on his IQ. The system has been perfunctory from the beginning, and with the protagonist's IQ, even perfunctory is enough. The first few worlds are more like tests, and in the last moment, the ultimate move is made. The protagonist's final mental body seems to be integrated into the small world and formatted. The protagonist has amnesia, the protagonist is at times aloof, and the protagonist's journey itself is a bit like an observational experiment. Am I the only one who thinks the main character is pitiful? The protagonist is very stupid, but it's not like he didn't notice something was wrong, it's more like he was deceiving himself (not thinking deeply) The protagonist has a weak character, but sincere emotions, is simple and kind (and easy to deceive), the protagonist is a weak person (at least that's how he behaves), and he can't resist his own destiny... He is not a protagonist in the traditional sense, he is his own protagonist. The protagonist in my eyes, even if it is annoying, he can be weak and incompetent... He can be unable to accept when he cannot resist fate. He has also simply fought and worked hard in his own way, but it has no effect. A thousand readers have a thousand protagonists, but it is indeed a bit foggy, but it is also very good to see the flowers through the fog. (If you don't look into it carefully)

I suddenly remembered that Shen Yi had thought something like this at first: "I didn't have much desire to survive. I don't know why I felt it when it came to it." Could it be that the main god actually wants to rob certain characteristics of the host, or rob the host itself, and it is precisely because people with these characteristics can carry out these tasks (just like the protagonist's luck is different from ordinary people) that there are these tasks, or maybe bugs are the plot that should exist, and the main god wants bugs to exist in the small world. A feeling of confusion and confusion

Thinking about it, what the author means is that Shen Yi is actually the code name of a system. There is Shen Yi System No. 022, Shen Yi System No. 011, And countless Shen Yi systems. The male protagonist is not called Shen Yi, but was deprived of the name by the system and given the name Shen Yi by the system. The World of Outer Master Lord God allows people who have been deprived by the Shen Yi system to participate in the trial game, but what value do people who enter so many planes to complete tasks create for the system? Who created the system, and who created the main god space? Or another interpretation is that systems like 022 are designed to capture people and bind them, and then put them into the main god space, setting up various unexpected bugs to make the mission fail, thereby 100% devouring this person and possessing the entity. Shen Yi was devoured because of the mission failure, making the 022 system become the Shen Yi 022 system, and then the system arrested people and extracted energy.

There was a foreshadowing from the beginning, about the male protagonist's movements being controlled. Does the male protagonist no longer have his own sanity? However, I really like Xiao Bai's novel. He lives his own life, is unrestrained, does not hurt others, is surrounded by ordinary people, and does ordinary things. It is still a bit heartbreaking for the male protagonist to disappear like this.

The writing is really nice, but I don't understand it, sweat?_>`

The author's writing is good, but the setting of the protagonist in the later period was seriously deviated. I don't know if it was intentional, but I saw Shen Yi being pushed along by the plot in a confused way every time. He either did nothing about the tasks or just muddle along. He was stupid and weak, and the explanations in the later stages of the story were unclear. I felt very aggrieved, but It may be that the author has a lot of ideas, but this idea was not explained clearly in the end. After reading the analysis in the comment area, there are still many bugs and problems when substituting it. It is completely unclear and confusing. I can only pretend to have a profound ending to make people think. I blindly guess that the outline was changed midway and it will not come back in the end.

As a protagonist, it was really hard to watch the ending π_π, but it was very good and very novel, but it just wasn't enough. Do you want to write a sequel?

Shen Yi felt more and more stupid in the end. Could it be that from the first mission, he was gradually deprived of intelligence because of opportunism, and was eventually taken away and turned into a system?

I think this ending is quite good. He has been avoiding tasks because of his personality, always thinking that he can complete the task with a little cleverness. In the end, all kinds of little things accumulated little by little and led to his ending. It is not bad to make a system. You can continue to think without using your brain and speak without speaking. It is a system anyway.