Reality in the Virtual World [Infinite]

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I have a fair say in the negative impact of comment sections. I am that person who abandoned the article halfway because I read the comment section in advance, but fortunately I was attracted by "Luo Shiqin" and came back. This article is not as novel in setting and interesting as Luo Shiqin's article, but it is not as bad as the comment section said. As far as I am concerned, after reading the entire article, I did not realize the shortcomings of men and women pointed out by other comments. I even doubt whether we are reading the same article. Therefore, readers who are misled by the comments should read it for themselves and avoid preconceptions. Having said that, in the past, I used to avoid comments making comments, and I quite trust the readers in Jinjiang. This is the first time I have encountered someone who made comments that "created thunder".

Finished reading. The story is incomplete and will not be evaluated. But I really like the link-up in the last chapter. Two girls I like very much met. In addition, after seeing the end, I kind of want to say something about the several quarrels in the comment area. If you just read the comment section, you might be dissuaded by readers who don't know why. But in fact, personally, I can't quite understand the arguments that some readers have about this novel. Take it out alone, I understand and understand. But I don't understand what this has to do with this novel. It seems that the author did not output specific remarks, but it seems that he was pulled on a small thread and then started a quarrel? The overall logic of the story and characters is okay. Regarding Officer Cao, the comment section is full of negative sentiments. Although as far as the readers at that time are concerned, it is not ruled out that the author wrote such a wise plot out of his wits, but why is there no such thing as saying that this is an undercover agent? All I can say is, don't read too deeply into the comment section, otherwise it will be a rare good book that you can read, and it will be led to have a negative impact on your heart, so that you can't read it.

I've finished reading it, but I'm at a Schrödinger level. I can understand what the author wants to express, but I can't accept that an annoying villain must be dragged through two books. It's like a fishbone stuck in the throat, neither up nor down. The further you go, the more messy it becomes, and it's not enjoyable at all.

What about the second part! Return! Not open!

It feels like Ye Du is Cao Du's memory at Murphy's Playground, and the writing is quite obvious.

Ahhhhh, I finally waited for Wang Gou gg. With more than a hundred chapters, it was this that gave me the motivation to continue reading! ! ! ! But no matter what, congratulations on finishing spreading flowers! ! !

! ! ! Luobao linkage! ! !

Madam, madam, will there be a game copy of the protagonist in the next book? I'm very curious about where it goes from here. The following is a personal analysis and speculation of nonsense, please don't click on it if you don't mind. (Afraid of being suddenly bombarded) I would like to state here that I have no intention of provoking a fight. These are all personal insignificant understandings. If there is any disagreement with your point of view, it may be due to my shallow knowledge and one-sided understanding. (A blind guess, this world setting focuses on an illusory reality, and everyone is a person in the book. Maybe in different worlds, under the information gap, we are all data streams and storybooks in each other's eyes. Under this illusion, the boundaries between true and false are blurred, and there will always be people who pursue illusions for the sake of available benefits. For example, Wang Jinlong. It will be more interesting to talk about the official game later. Without knowing it, In this case, the world is virtualized when you design the people and things you are familiar with? Using real templates to create, life becomes a consumer product, and people become intelligent anthropomorphic AI. After the verdict is handed down, the final praise is probably nothing more than "just like a real person" and "too realistic". Endless entertainment... That kind of thing?

I think it's better not to add a follow-up. . . It doesn't have much connection with the second part, so it can be explained in the second part. . . Just end the main text. That way, although there are some unsolved mysteries, there are not many, and the overall text is relatively complete. The added follow-up feels like the protagonists of other books have mixed in. . .