Ready Player One

I came back to read it for the second time. It is no exaggeration to say that this book is among the books of the same type that I have read. I would not say it is the best, but it is indeed my favorite and most impressive one, especially the early stage. In the later stages, when politics began to be involved and updates were unstable, it started to show signs of rush and shortcomings. It is undeniable that a lot of content was omitted in the later stages of the book. I just feel like it's quite a pity.

How to say it? I first found this article when I was searching for articles on Quark. After reading it, I liked it very much. Later I found out that it was a Jinjiang article. I wanted to see how everyone in the comment area discussed it, so I immediately came over and bought the full article. The protagonist gives me a feeling of being both a protagonist and not a protagonist. He is the protagonist because there are many stories and the perspective is unfolded from him. It is because of his actions that he has undergone a series of changes. We are witnessing his psychological and physiological changes, from the child who lacked love like his grandfather commented, to the real saint and brave Jiuqu who is working hard for the development of the earth. He is not the protagonist, because in this era, everyone is a protagonist. He is a witness to the changes of this era. There are many outstanding supporting characters. Whether it is China, the Bald Eagle Country, the Fur Bear Country that has been mentioned in a few strokes, or even Santantria, there are many outstanding characters. They may be selfish and plan for themselves, or they may love their country. The article contains only the international political situation, but also the hearts of small people. He not only writes about the struggle between countries, but also the struggle between countries against the tide of the times; he writes about the impact of the war on some people's careers, and also writes about the food crisis and oil crisis after the war; he not only writes about the benefits and disadvantages brought by the coming of the extraordinary era to people; he also writes about the impact of the extraordinary era on individuals, but also about politics and economics. It not only writes about the struggle between human beings and external enemies, but also about the confrontation within human beings (referring to the confrontation between extraordinary people and ordinary people after the Third World War, the confrontation between new energy research and development and old energy plutocrats, I have seen other spiritual recovery articles, especially the confrontation between extraordinary people who pride themselves on their high achievements after the war and ordinary people who are afraid of extraordinary people harming themselves, which really feels very real to me) I think this is a great point. The changes in the international situation bring us a sense of refreshment, and some trivial topics that seem to be mentioned casually also make us feel more real about this event. Because of this, I really want to see how everyone in the comment area discusses these topics. Do they have different ideas? Do they support one faction and oppose which faction like the people in the article? But after reading the comment section, I really thought it was amazing. Why bother with who CP is? Is there any CP? This era is exciting enough and does not need a so-called CP to embellish it. We can appreciate the trendsetters who have always been at the forefront of this era and see how they promote changes in the world with every move. I think this is already great. The only thing I regret about this book is that the ending is really fast. In fact, there is still a lot of content that could be written, but maybe the author was really invited to have tea [laughing and crying]

It's very shocking. It's a rare world-class sci-fi novel about interstellar powers that is full of flesh and blood, logical and logical. It seems like you have enjoyed a visual feast. Thank you for finishing it!

The ending was too hasty, and it didn't match the main attack. In the end, it was a no-CP, no emotional line, only a few ambiguous moments, and it was with the captain. How could I remember that the CP at the beginning was Little Cloak?

Congratulations on the big completion! When I was looking for an article, I suddenly discovered that this article had already been completed, so I came over to take a look. The ending was a bit generic, and I thought it had a climax or something! But, thank you very much to you and Ready Player One for bringing me the anticipation and happiness when I'm chasing articles! I wish your new article will be more exciting!

It's finally over. I didn't expect that after such a long time, I accidentally thought of this article and came back to read it. I actually waited until the ending, and I had mixed emotions for a while. For the readers who have been following the update from the very beginning and have been waiting for this ending, I don't know how you feel. Personally, it's because the wait has been too long. In fact, it's more about the senselessness and numbness of the other shoe finally landing. (Laughing helplessly) Ready Player One is the first novel that I have updated and fully subscribed to. I really like the setting. When I first discovered this article, I was just a little seedling. I updated it every day to see the author's amazing imaginative settings and new games. The excitement at that time was of course genuine, but now, to be honest, the plot and memory of this article have been almost completely forgotten. In the two years of updating, this book and its readers have gone through a lot together, from the beginning when everyone who discovered the good writing gathered together to discuss the plot, to the vigorous ellipsis controversy, and the interruption of updates. Too many readers come together because of a wonderful book and leave disappointed. On the one hand, I have always believed that as a reader, there is no need to feel angry for the author. Because the person who cares most about the work will always be the author himself. A good work must require the author to invest a lot of energy and emotion. I believe that no author would stop writing if it were not because he couldn't continue writing. If the reader feels regretful, the author will only feel more heartbroken. But on the other hand, it is human nature. Although the content of this article has been forgotten for too long, I still remember the emotion. It is really a pity, because there are too many things in this story that could be done better, at least it should not end like this. I'm not trying to whitewash the author here. When I break it down, the number of words is broken and the end is stuck. Various operations occur frequently, so the comment area has always been in a mess. It's just that as a Buddhist reader, I have always remained silent, and I don't want to say more about this. I don't agree with this behavior, but I can understand the author's mood. Chasing updates is not like watching the ending. Its nature is destined to have bad consequences. Your relationship with a serialized article is like an encounter. The reader follows the author's pace and goes on a fantastic journey. This journey is full of uncertainties and may end halfway, may become boring, or may end up in despair. There are too many controversies caused by the author's stuck v and unfinished updates, and the plot direction that is inconsistent with readers' information. What are you chasing after? Is it just to wait for the final outcome? I am more inclined to the wonderful plot and the moving empathy during reading. Although the ending of this story is not perfect, the happiness I gained while following the update is real. Even if you are dissatisfied with the author, the outcome is already determined. Perhaps we should be thankful that at least the author has brought the story to an end. The regret at the ending may be because when we met, we spent all the luck we had accumulated in exchange for getting along and walking together along the way. The encounter is beautiful enough, and the companionship experienced is moving enough, so there is no need to seek perfection until the end. After waiting for so long, I finally got an ending, and I can probably let it go. It's just a pity that time speeds up and slows down, and it's still too uneven. I want to read more and better stories than the ending, but this journey ends here and I can only wait for the author's next article. (Of course, I will review this article again in the future, limited to the first half. Thanks for meeting.

No matter what, I think it's well written, the world is very grand, and it's actually not bad at all. It would be nice if there were more extra chapters.

It's not bad, it has a beginning and an end, and the following dozens of chapters are really the essence, but it's a pity that the writing is a bit rough.

Ah, thank you for the ending. I feel a little uncomfortable. I don't know when I started reading it. I didn't expect to finish it all of a sudden today. Ha, the emotional line of this article is really thin. The world view and composition are really grand and full. It's not empty at all. It's a very favorite article. Although the ending is very good, it's a bit..., Maybe it's been too long since I haven't read it? It was a bit rushed and I was caught off guard, but I will at least remember this article for a long time. Goodbye, Shang Yinhe

Madam, I went to play the game you recommended, but suddenly I realized that I seemed like a fool and couldn't play anything well. Ready Player One is really good to watch. I forget when I started watching it, but your storyline has really stuck with me for a long time. Except for the short number of words in the last few chapters and the feeling that it had to be finished, the first ones are really good. Even when you said that someone in the comment area said water, I didn't think it was water. I don't like reading comments, and I don't like posting comments. I don't know why they feel this way. When I read the novel, I just felt that the story developed little by little and everything that needs to be said was said. Maybe they just couldn't accept the changes in some details, so let's talk about water. But I was very happy to read it, except for the last few chapters. It is indeed difficult to write the same novel after such a long time. Although the ending is messy, thank you for writing an ending to perfunctory me. In fact, I still hope that one day you can write the last few chapters in detail. I am still looking forward to seeing the fight between the Milky Way and that civilization.