
Master of the Matrix
矩阵之主
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- Ongoing
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- 982k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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344Chapters
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After reading Chapter 15, I regretted abandoning the book for the following reasons: The main reason is the lack of sophisticated settings. The author seems to be trying every possible means to connect various settings with computers, and has spent a lot of time talking about this. For example, explain that matrix points are memory spaces, deep diving is accessing public storage areas, aliens are programmed in ternary, and so on. However, these settings are actually full of computer common sense errors, and the plot based on such settings is laughable. As far as the ternary system is concerned, the book specifically emphasizes that aliens use ternary programming, so people on earth basically cannot learn it. The small square that the supporting character gives the protagonist to test whether he has programming talent is also based on the ternary system. So is it the hexadecimal problem that prevents people on earth from learning alien programming? It's out of the question. Why do real computers use binary programming? Is it because people on earth are born to think in binary terms? No, it's because the optimal number of symbols in a Turing machine alphabet is e, which is 2.71828, And the cost of electronic components with two states is lower than that of three states. Therefore, the earliest people who designed computers chose binary representation of data. Humans can choose to program in binary, and they can also choose to program in ternary. If humans cannot learn alien programming for some reason, it cannot be because the aliens adopt the ternary system. Of course, you can refute that alien algorithms are not based on Turing machines at all. The program structure and computer architecture of aliens are completely different from those of earthlings. Then I wonder how your whole book is about memory, addresses, interfaces, functions, and processes. How is it different from the computer architecture of earthlings? Secondly, the sun is light and windy. The supporting character holding a huge gun, the supporting character jumping on the table and laughing wildly, the protagonist holding PCB copper wire, Kamachi Kazuma mixing Nasu Mushroom style fighting, several organizations seem to have been borrowed from comics, and their concepts cannot be seen to be rational. Some readers have pointed out in the past that they don't understand why they should resist the Matrix. Has the Matrix enslaved mankind? Do you treat humans as cheap resources? Does it limit human free will? No, the matrix was even built by aliens to protect humans. So what are these so-called resistance groups resisting? This is the pretentiousness of Japanese light novels, or chuuni. Maybe I would have liked it seven or eight years ago, but now it only makes me act. It can be seen that the author writes very seriously, so before I abandon the book, I also carefully write down the reasons for abandoning the book. So be it.
Don't owe five or six chapters all day long. If you're not feeling well, just take a good rest. But one thing must be made clear first. The longest legal rest day in China is seven consecutive days. See clearly, it is seven days, not seven years of rest 😡😡😡 Finally, I wish you another great success with your new book (ง •̀_•́)ง
Falling asleep in front of the computer...
I was so sleepy that I fell asleep in front of the computer before I could finish... I'm sorry, my friends, I'll finish yesterday's post after get off work today and then update today's post.
This cover has been fake for so long. The aesthetics of the ancient gods.
I feel that this book is not a god but rather a cold one.
First of all, this is the self-feeling of a bookworm of more than ten years. I love this book very much. There are some things stuck in my heart that I can't express. It's the first time I want to write a long review. Secondly, let's talk about the advantages first. 1. God-level imagination. I don't read much, but I admire Qidian's imagination in this book and Blue and White. 2. The text is quite good, both the characterization and the plot and fighting are great. 3. The main line is also very clear. To save my sister? I didn't mess around and kept pursuing this goal. At first I thought this book was a god, but then gradually it started to get colder, and I always felt like something was wrong. Finally, let me talk about my personal feelings. Please forgive me for the inconsistency between the preface and the following. I think the biggest problem with this book is the main character! ! ! I have read this book twice. Who is the protagonist? I forgot. I honestly forgot. BBQ virus? Laugh. Old dog? Goddess? These supporting characters are all impressive, but who is the protagonist? A tiger on a chain and controlled by a sister? 1. The protagonist has no sense of immersion and I never understand his thinking. Painful killing and surviving to save my sister, a perfect background. Then what did the author shape him into? An early second-grade online game player with a protagonist template? Various NPCs give you hidden tasks, get various artifacts, and then meet various bosses to get various benefits, and you will soon reach the maximum level of 9999. He is a genius with swords, guns, swords and halberds plus life, and then he picked up the soul of the main god's young lady. In the future, he can counterattack the main god and make her untouchable. The protagonist has his own life. It seems that he has no desire except for the main plot of saving his sister. He pretends to be cool just for the sake of showing off, going crazy or something like that. 2. The supporting characters, especially the villain, have all kinds of righteousness for the good of the world and have to kill you. The setting is good, but it's really embarrassing to watch. Unlike fanatics, they do not have any madness or the feeling of sacrificing their lives for the truth. I even want a group of middle school boys to come and show off their skills. People are ruthless and don't talk much. Really crazy and ruthless people are focused on actions rather than comparisons. There is also the senior goddess and her servants in the back. Isn't it true that junior high school boys and girls don't like you and are looking for trouble? The character I admire most about Squid, even a dog, has her own characteristics and soul, Suzy Sego. 3. The scene does not express the grandeur and vastness of the setting. It always feels like a story taking place in a small classroom. No matter in this world or in the outside world, people feel that they are buckled. It's a big deal, but I wrote a lot of scenes here and there. But it really feels like a small house with a different background. 4. The plot is inexplicable. The younger brother saves his older sister and gets involved in the world escalation war. Very clear main line. But I dug so many pits for no reason, and I still didn't explain it clearly. It was always confusing. To be honest, I was very happy at first thinking about it, but later, I didn't understand what you wanted to say at all. Just like when I was playing a game and did a chicken-killing mission, and then the NPC told me who the Lord God sister had eloped with, whose second uncle Momomo was, and the real name of Lao Wang next door was Lao Wang. I'm mentally ill. Listening to this, it greatly confused the already awkward plot. There are many more, I can't write them down anymore. Above August 30, 2019.
Masuma, the author, is also a real person, even though he was criticized so harshly, he didn't delete the post.
This book is simply a masterpiece. The ones I am currently following are Lord of Mysteries, this one, and Lord of Stars. The only shortcoming of this book is that it is not updated enough. . . . .
To be honest, this introduction is so attractive to me...
Alas, there are always non-professionals writing about professionals. How can you ask computer science students to read this crappy book? It's hard to get past the flaws.
Is this book a complete eunuch? What a pity.