
Brain-Computer Connection
脑机连接
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 312k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
130Chapters
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Reader comments 4
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Come on~brain-computer interface~ is a very interesting topic😁
Read two chapters and share your thoughts. 1. A fool saved this young man, but the young man never thought about this savior who turned into a fool to save him for 20 years? What the hell is he doing? 2. The young man grew up with this fool, so it's impossible that he doesn't know his name, right? Brother Fool, who keeps his mouth shut, the first thing he thinks when he comes to the hospital to see Fool is that it seems to be even worse, and there is a sense of gloating about his misfortune. 3. The young parents watched their son's savior turn into a fool and make a living by picking up garbage? Do you care or not? Sure enough, every parent has a son. 4. Even though tiger poison does not eat its seeds, their son turned into a fool and made a living by picking up garbage. They just watched their son fend for himself outside? Author, what kind of rubbish are you writing? Can I understand that you are promoting unhealthy ideas?
Two protagonists? It's a pity. In fact, this novel is really good. I recommend everyone to read it. But for me personally, a novel has one world, and my heart can only accommodate one protagonist.
The best thing to read is that one, Fabricated Happiness