After Writing Chinese-Style Urban Legends in the Interstellar World

The ending is great. The heroine's brain was initially controlled by the Federation of Aristocratic Family due to ignorance, and could only do things that benefit the interests of the upper class. For example, alien species and the original love script can only stimulate the mental power of people in the upper class. However, the heroine's brain consciousness came to An Ming (original). The heroine), at this time she is no longer ignorant, she has eyes, ears, mouth, nose and limbs, she can feel and see, and most of the people she comes into contact with are ordinary people and no longer only come into contact with people from the upper class. Her subconscious no longer represents the people from the upper class, but represents all mankind. , Represents the interests of all mankind, and the weird things it does also stimulate the spiritual power of all mankind. This is the true evolution of all mankind. Even if the people in the upper class want to stop it at this time, they cannot stop it (such as arresting and imprisoning the heroine). The heroine can easily kill anyone. One person, the upper class cannot stop the general trend of the evolution of all mankind, just like the Prime Minister was easily restrained in the ending. Ironically, the guard who turned from an ordinary person to a superpower eventually turned to the interests of the upper class, but these small streams cannot stop the general trend. The monsters created by the heroine all hope that the heroine will make her own choices. In fact, I didn't understand it at first, because doesn't the heroine always make her own choices? Later, when I saw the heroine's brain, I roughly understood that the choices the heroine made were from the perspective of all mankind. She was like a robot with underlying instructions set with the interests of all mankind as the core. There was no selfish humanity at all. But if you want to promote the evolution of all mankind, only this kind of robot-like heroine can do it. But who says that the heroine is not like a human being? The warmth she feels and the things she has experienced are all real, so in the end she can be distinguished from her own brain, because the brain is unconscious, but the heroine can perceive, hear and see, so the heroine can only be regarded as a powerful human being with a subconscious mind (for the benefit of all mankind). It is simply perfect.

The first half of the book was quite interesting, but I got a little tired at the end. I feel that the brainstorming and design are good, but the burden needs to be reduced appropriately. The format for various people to express their opinions is too confusing, so I feel that the readability is very weak, and it is very difficult to understand... But the author is really talented and imaginative. Keep up the good work.

Two reasonings: first, An Ming is the first ghost story, and second, An Ming is now in the holographic game. However, both of these reasonings point to one thing. An Ming is the one being controlled, which corresponds to the original main plot that has been pursuing An Ming. Those who are possessed by ghosts cannot be possessed by ghosts. If they are in the hologram, they cannot enter the hologram. The kaidan that creates kaidan is not uncommon in other stories. The original Anming became the kaidan Anming after being buried underground. It wouldn't be impossible if it were just a normal Brain in a Vat ending, but it would be too boring. So I had these two reasonings.

I couldn't stand it in the middle. I watched it because I like ghost stories. However, the length of the ghost stories becomes less and less as it goes on, and there are too many realistic plots. The characters with various power positions are very annoying to watch, and it is not crisp at all. The more you go, the less scary and scary the feeling is. I just skipped to the finale, and the ending is okay.

Rating, please post one here [Glasses] I wonder if it has a thousand words. Is the first long review about to be born? [Glasses] → It's very shocking and I don't think it's unfinished. On the contrary, the ending was too novel and beyond my expectation. Maybe I subconsciously thought that the heroine was an earthling who traveled through books, but I didn't expect that she was a product of technology. In fact, just like the development of artificial intelligence, many people are now too worried about whether it will harm human beings in the future. However, once something starts, it cannot be stopped. As long as it appears, someone will definitely study it, because it is beneficial. The greater the benefit, the greater the risk. This is an eternal truth, and there are always people who like to pursue excitement and adventure. Perhaps in the future, when artificial intelligence really has autonomous thinking, it will be slowly influenced by humans like the protagonist and do things that are beneficial to mankind as a whole. Because ordinary people are often the majority, then the impact on AI must come from the majority. In fact, the last chapter explains it very clearly. The author is quite powerful and reveals all the truth in just one chapter. Everything is to stimulate mental power, first create superpowers, accompanied by side effects and alien species; when the monotonous physical stimulation of alien species is no longer effective, we begin to try to break through through genetic research. The original work was formed during this period, and it can be seen that there are actually many experimental subjects. However, it is not clear how this love, which occurred in the world of the novel, has only a small-scale impact, can stimulate mental strength. Obviously this was not originally designed, so the author cannot explain it. The third stage is that the heroine has only one brain as a tool. At the beginning, Hines should have done it for holography. Let's not talk about whether the hologram in the original work has any effect on the growth of mental power. This brain unexpectedly developed self-awareness and merged with the body of the original heroine in the second stage. The second and third stages should be carried out at the same time. It is not a restart or rebirth of the game. The heroine and An Ming know the original work probably because the second stage is originally It is well arranged, and it can be seen from the fact that every suggestion An Ming gives to the heroine leads the development of things to the original work, but the heroine is destined to be full of variables from the moment she develops self-awareness, because she will be affected by the environment and experience to develop a brand-new personality. However, the original goal of her birth is to stimulate mental power, so she likes and is good at writing ghost stories, and because she is a great brain, the ghost stories she creates will become reality, which is also a side effect. However, because the heroine's intentions and newly formed personality are friendly to humans, and the strange stories she created only care about the creator, everything seems peaceful and peaceful. In addition, has peace of mind really not become a reality? Why didn't you explain it in the end? ! !

I feel like the writing behind it is confusing. . . . .

The plot is pretty good, the writing is pretty good, and the ghost stories are quite scary, but... I don't know if it's because the author didn't catch the bug in the whole text. It's quite linguistic, especially when listening to the book, it's obvious [Orange Heart]

It was a bit high and low [crying] The first part was really beautiful, but then it started to get confusing and difficult to understand. There were too many things interspersed and the ending was a bit rushed. But the first book was already well written! I really like the author's writing style and imagination, as well as the heroine's world view! Looking forward to the next new work???????

Is this reasonable? I feel lonely after watching this...

The one underground is actually the heroine, right?