A Strategy Guide to the Tower of Babel

This is written for those friends who are fooled by reading the long comments: You won't lose money by investing in the stock! I felt that I must write a long review to praise the author, so I started to think about it. In fact, after reading this article, I feel astonished and unable to speak. I tried my best to make this review logical, so I want to talk about it separately from the plot, setting and emotional line. Why does the plot make me feel hesitant to speak? It makes me think about how to express it in words... In fact, it is more about triviality and excessive information density. The amount of information between the lines actually makes people feel "tired" when reading it (to be honest, it feels the same as when watching Westworld). Don't deny that this is not so much a refreshing novel as it is a heroic history mixed with countless games and personal settings, which is more appropriate. After all, the protagonist's IQ is online throughout the whole process, neither humble nor arrogant, and remains rational without losing his personality. It is difficult to see a traditional cool novel style: the villain provokes - the protagonist pretends to be slapped in the face, or the plot kills - the protagonist fights back. Maybe there is a trace of gratification in the world of the first three novices, but with the growth of the protagonist, it is difficult to think about the world and interpersonal relationships in black and white. Even if Feng Xi has the same thigh as this BUG, ​​Feng Wangshu has never been independent and powerful for a moment. In the face of absolute strength, all conspiracies and tricks are just paper tigers. In front of Feng Wangshu, the belief in her heart returned to the interstellar world from the beginning, and later to Feng Xihe, her goal remained the same (it has to be said that Lilith's personality is actually such a focused and determined implementation of the goal). If this was an ordinary Infinite Flow novel, the standard ending would be when Feng Wangshu defeats Alice, and the moment when the crown prince is finally crowned usher in the grand finale of joy and happiness - the opposite will eventually fail, Infinite Flow completely crushes Kuaishu, Wuhu. But it is a pity, but also fortunate that this is a complete universe with complete and rich settings. This incidentally brings up the second point that amazes me, which is the thinking about technology lines, magic energy lines and "gods". First of all, the setting of taking technology and magic energy as two parallel lines is really interesting. It feels like it is essentially the evolution of two philosophical propositions, materialism and idealism? Although the setting of mental power is very idealistic 2333. The proposition of "god" actually runs throughout. Ever since Feng's second novice book failed, the false gods and gods have been constantly changing their identities. From Yang (the god who betrayed for the "love" of the quick traveler) to Titan, to the god "Feng Xihe" in the Tower of Babel, to the will of the world, gods are constantly humanizing and making mistakes. Including the Heavenly Way in the world of cultivating immortals, they are constantly making mistakes. Although from a biological perspective, making mistakes is the source of evolution. But maybe we have been wrong about gods from the beginning. Just like the small world created by Feng Wangshu, just like the God in the Great Sieve, gods also have preferences, can be deceived, and can be self-righteous. Maybe God has never been God, but destiny has always been destiny. If you lengthen the lens and enlarge your horizons, whether AI and humans, mages and dragons, totalitarianism and utopia, heroic spirits and human beings, technology and magic, aristocratic families and civilians, trialists and natives, conflicts and wars may seem independent and unrelated, but they all reflect an eternal truth - human nature (although this should be a broad sense of intelligent biology). Limited resources, the strong prey on the weak, simple jungle laws, complex dynasty changes, it's nothing more than that. The more I write, the more I can feel a sense of déjà vu in Homer's epic = =. What brings this book back from epic to reality? It's cliché, but it's sincere - it's love.

This book is really great! As one long reviewer said, this is simply epic! It's really not on the same level as other fast-traveling and unlimited flow novels. The concept is too deep and creative! Although it is a cool article, it is very deep and feels like it has reached a philosophical level! Of course, I also like the two protagonists very much! It's just that the story ended too quickly. Although it lasted for three hundred chapters, I still felt that a lot was omitted. Some plots were so fast that I had to think about it several times before I understood what happened...

"I am you and you are me. Even if we are two conscious entities now, I will be the one who survives if either side loses, so it is not that important who loses or wins. I am tired. I am a loser. Come and help me survive."

Was there any foreshadowing of the character aspect before?

After reading it for the second time, I still feel shocked! The structure of this work is as grand as an epic! It just ended too quickly. I think the last fifty chapters could have been written as one hundred and fifty chapters!

Adam was born out of love, but Lilith was born, alas

With a wave of his hand, there was a pile.

Madam, do you still remember Long Xiao's CP, or is it Xia Pan?

Madam, do you still remember the incident of Long Xiao's CP? Could it be Xia Pan?

Suddenly I found out it was over, I really couldn't bear to let it go.