
The Compatibility Between Cyberpunk and Sweet Romance Is Still Far from Ideal Today
今日赛博和甜宠的兼容性仍不太乐观
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It's great to watch, but it's a pity that the ending is a little rushed. The saddest thing is that there are no extras. I don't know if this counts as catching bugs, but let's list some holes that I feel haven't been filled: 1. What is the so-called evil god and system that brought the heroine into this world? What is its purpose? Why is there no movement later? The copy also said that the system would return later, but in fact it did not. The heroine once suspected that the system was related to the brain computer, but the brain computer was a mechanical power. How could a third-party evil god control it? Are the evil gods related to the old gods again? 2. The heroine returned to Earth, but why could the cat follow her? If the cat could follow, why didn't the others follow? What about ZERO, our comrade who has been fighting side by side? The heroine has lost her supernatural powers. Can the cat turn back into a human after coming to earth? Or is it really just a cat forever? 3. Why did the machine and the goddess fall? The people in the city have always known clearly about their faith that it is the Lord of Machines, and Aurora also knows clearly that she is the goddess. The disappearance of the heroine makes people believe that gods will die, but this does not mean that the people will also believe that the Lord of Machines and the goddess will die. Their own prostheses, brain machines, and genetic mutations are all proof of the existence of machines and goddesses. Why can the disappearance of the heroine take away machines and goddesses in one wave? At that time, the heroine did not link herself to the existence of machines and goddesses in the hearts of the people, which seemed to be a bit far-fetched logic. 4. What will be the consequences of the fall of gods? Will 027 disappear in the same way, or can he also generate subconsciousness like zero? Will the genetic mutations in humans, animals and plants still exist after the goddess's death? The virtual world is the power of machines, so can brain machines still exist? Will the brain machine simply stop functioning, or will it explode and take away all the people with the brain machine in it? 5. It's a pity that many people didn't explain the follow-up clearly. The herring escaped, but what happened to the mallow? Did she die with the disappearance of Xu Zhai? What happened to the bartender Yu Wenxi who was arrested? And what about the Nan family servants and the mutant creature who fought with the heroine in front of the huge mutant creature? Will reinstalling Keiko's chip help? Is Ling Quan really going to be a dog all his life? The bases left by the thirteen predecessors only opened desert islands and arsenals. What about the other eleven? Will the base image copied by the heroine never see the light of day again after the heroine leaves this world? Without the heroine and the black cat who know the coordinates, will the snakes and birds on the desert island have a chance to leave? It seems that they are all minor characters at first glance, but when put together, there is always a feeling that there are many branches that have not been recycled in time.
Re-watching the ending, Amo is CP, what should I do with my Zero?
Wow, this ending is really great. It feels like everything that needs to be explained has been written, and it's a very powerful ending.
It was indeed a bit rushed in the later period, some things could be explained in detail, and some foreshadowings were not used, but the main line of Xu Miao's story has been told from beginning to end. I look forward to the author's next work.
The second brush, the pace is really fast, but it ends too quickly
The ending is actually acceptable, but I really want to watch the extras
I don't think it's a bad ending, but I want to watch the extras.
The ending is too hasty. I feel like it should take at least 200 chapters to tell the story clearly. Many characters never appear again. Maybe you can write more extra chapters to supplement it?
Why not write a long story. . . The ideas are good, but the pace of several books is too fast and hasty. There is a lot that can be expanded on, such as college life.
It ended too quickly, but I feel like if I continue writing it, it will become a long story... Overall, a very good article