An Abnormal Supernatural World
不正常的超凡世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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In the world of ordinary people, an ordinary person gains extraordinary powers through technology—that's Iron Man. In the world of the extraordinary, an ordinary person gains extraordinary powers through technology—that's a disabled person with prosthetics. Thank you.
I feel that in such a world, extraordinary powers have no future; having lost the drive to progress, how can one transcend?
Just like in the book, if someone can't assemble a computer or use any software, people will say, "Aren't you a computer science student?" What does the protagonist's status as a "God of the Internet" have to do with building mechs? Even if the protagonist possesses extraordinary intelligence, why build mechs in an extraordinary world?
It's here! Wild Hunt's new book is bound to be a hit! 🔥
Here it is, let's raise it first and see how it gets fat.
Chapter Eleven: It takes two days to move 150 pounds of radishes from the backyard cellar into the house. The people watching were dumbfounded. Isn't it said that the elderly and children are stronger than humans? Are the cats summoned by warlocks just for show? If you really don't have any, can't you use a handcart or wheelbarrow to move it in batches? If that doesn't work, just eat and drink your fill in the cellar before going home. Can't you even walk properly?
The protagonist's mentality is so strange, isn't it?
All sorts of patriotism, all sorts of moral high ground, all sorts of indignation, but the problem is... He's not even a citizen of the Black Dragon Empire! He even forged his own ID card! Whether the people of the Black Dragon Empire live or die, whether there are traitors, whether they're suppressed by the American Federation... What does it have to do with him?
Having read over 200 chapters, I feel the overall setting, creativity, and plot are quite good. However, the author's writing style is somewhat disappointing, with many problematic and highly offensive elements. What I find most unbearable is the dialogue, especially when facing enemies; the language is incredibly vulgar.
When it comes to specialized knowledge like computer assembly and programming, why does the author always skip over it? Sigh, if you just skim it over, you leave it to everyone's imagination. Those who know more will naturally fill in the blanks, and those who know less will naturally be glossed over. The result? It's become a beginner's paradise!
The author's subject matter is interesting, but unfortunately, the book uses a structure and techniques from ten years ago, making it unreadable. There are too many programmers these days; it's like trying to teach a master swordsman by showing off one's skills in front of an expert—talking about computers in front of programmers. Emmmm, substituting the range