Project Heimdall [Mystery]

It's so delicious - my wife's skills are even better than Brother Bird's at the beginning! It's a cool and interesting cyberspace, and the cycle and contrast between robots who want to transcend being dominated and become "advanced humans" with human names and dominated humans with names like robot numbers is wonderful.

I have mixed emotions. After reading several pages at once, I felt like I was going to be depressed. Suddenly, I felt that rather than being a cyberbot style, it felt more like the alienation of human beings by capital. What is the actual difference between people and machines, especially people at the bottom level and machines? The machine may live better than those at the bottom. At least he won't die so quickly and won't be sad.

Today I suddenly thought, does Lucy refer to the fossil specimen of humankind's grandmother? Fossils are just bones, and machines have no flesh and blood. All female-looking machines were originally named Lucy, who was also the "grandmother" of machines.

Are those extra smart kids that F-01 said are L-M type robots?

What is he doing, pua Baoqi?

Lifetime series!!! This is a precious update and I look forward to the next development.

I think Lucy here feels that Baoqi doesn't recognize her and is very angry.

Wow, I had a vision of the veil at the end of the last chapter, and in the middle of this chapter I thought of the colonel's seventeen illegitimate children... Everyone has some weak points, which are alternately interspersed by the teacher and their cold strength. Every "person" inside has such a contrast between cold and warm, soft and hard, but if it is handled well, there is no trace of separation.

It felt like Judas was lying or hiding something. Since then, it has only been speaking its own words, emphasizing "evolution" like Juliet, and avoiding the problems of Baoqi and No. 1. Juliet was abandoned by the system, but Jacob and Judas were not. It feels like the system may be communicating with these machines.

I'm a super obtuse person, but I really like this book. I used to laugh and joke with people when they were yin and yang to me, until my friend pulled me out and asked me if they were yin and yang, but you couldn't tell. I heard it but didn't take it seriously. Two days ago, a car knocked someone less than one meter away from me three or four meters away. I didn't even feel anything and didn't even look back. My friend was frightened and asked me to walk outside while she walked inside. Waiting for things. I am really very, very slow emotionally, but I can relate to the depressing emotions of this book. Unbelievable