
I Have an Item Crafting Space
我有一个物品制作空间
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- Completed
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- 141k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Apocalypse
- Updated
- 6y ago
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- Qidian
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I just want to ask, if I give out chapter red envelopes, will anyone still be able to receive them?
Well, today is April 7th, the latest chapter is 21. Some conjectures about that system. . Conjecture 1: The perpetual motion machine has no consumption~ From the current point of view, there is no explanation of the system consumption. Even if the battery of the mobile phone is unplugged, its screen can still shine. To redeem items, points are consumed, and points are obtained by killing zombies or other mutants. However, no energy is absorbed when killing zombies. If energy is absorbed directly through space replacement every time, the consumption is probably greater than what is absorbed back. But if there is really no consumption, then you can actually conjure things without using points. Conjecture 2: Assuming that Conjecture 1 is wrong, the system really relies on absorbing the energy after death of zombies and other mutants~ This is easier to say. For example, the energy after death of zombies and other mutants is invisible to ordinary people, so it is not absorbed on the surface, but it is secretly there. Or maybe it's really space replacement, but it's just a high-tech one, so space replacement costs almost nothing (this is very possible, because the protagonist doesn't need points to take things from the space and put them in). Conjecture 3: Assuming that conjecture 1 is true, the system is really a perpetual motion machine, but it is not a plug-in wishing machine (do you think it is the Holy Grail)~ In other words, the system is a perpetual motion machine, but the energy saved each time is limited, so setting up points can encourage the protagonist to fight monsters, and prevent himself from being drained. Only a little bit is given to the protagonist each time to prevent the protagonist from having a big one all at once, and then being drained. Conjecture 4: The system was not created by ancient humans~ Wow⊙∀⊙! , This idea is so big! The system mentioned in the article that he stayed on earth with some ancient human races, but he did not say that he was created by humans! The article said that the alliance had to retreat during the war. I don't know where to retreat, but at least behind the earth (after? I don't know how to describe it, in short, the earth will not be within the scope of the alliance). At this time, didn't the system stay with some ancient human races? But there is no rule that aliens cannot come to earth. . . Um. . . Feeling a little blind. . . That's all for the time being~updated from time to time It's hard to see a pretty good apocalypse. The current apocalypse is either poorly written and not to my taste, or it summons people from the second dimension to gain abilities. I feel so embarrassed.
What should the protagonist do if he encounters an "unfilial son" in the author's introduction? Unfilial son = you saved it once but it harmed your thoughts and actions (go away, an adjective in the new book)
Has the author considered rewriting it?