Low Dimensional Revolution

As an old bookworm, let me share my feelings. The description of the protagonist's character setting is a bit uncomfortable, and the reversal is too sudden. Of course, if someone says that the protagonist is too neurotic when he is killed, I didn't say it. In terms of plot, the dungeon descriptions in the game are very immersive, but I think the actual content is a bit flawed, making me feel like the plot of Death Diary. Maybe the author wanted to describe the plot of a duel between wise men, but the duel between the two sides did not give people an unexpected sense of surprise. Instead, it gave me the feeling of a child playing house. Some clues that even today's veteran detectives can follow are ignored or even ignored. Also, at the beginning of the book, when we went to the Ark Peripheral Exhibition Hall, the protagonist cut off the power and went in. The explanation given was that Ark Company did not pay attention to the periphery. I don't know what the technology will be like in 100 years, but I know that even the current tertiary hospitals have backup power and their own generators, and this is also the periphery of the headquarters, not a propaganda hall in a remote area. A world-class company, rich enough to rival the country, and all countries in the world are vaguely restricting and confronting companies, is not much better than a protective umbrella, but the protection on the periphery of the headquarters is so... In general, the author wanted to describe a character similar to Colonel Chu, but the writing was not strong enough. It would be better for the protagonist brother and sister to play games all the time, develop insignificantly, and then wait until they become supermen in reality and destroy the Ark with one move. When I watched the plot in the game copy, it was much more comfortable than the actual plot. If you have different opinions, you can discuss them in a civilized manner below.

I just finished reading the free chapter. How can I say that the first three chapters are still amazing. The description of the despair and madness of an NPC when he realizes his endless cycle is quite well written, but - to highlight the point, isn't the character of the protagonist a crazy doctor? As the plot unfolds, the original setting seems to have become a fragmented tool. In other words, as an original data, an NPC, especially an NPC in a horror game that has been alone since its birth, he is too much like a human being. Or, as a person transformed from data, his humanity and human thinking are actually so relaxed and happy? You can even draw a question mark: Is it data that robs people, or people robs data? Indeed, in a way, it is very similar to Death Note. The opening chapter is full of high-intelligence duel settings, but it soon inexplicably turns into showing each other's lower limits to see who can make more mistakes. This book gives people the same feeling. The opening chapter exaggerates a horrifying incident of intelligent awakening, but what follows this beautiful head is a mechanical copycat of human thinking throughout the book. Of course, any story will have its audience, but in my opinion, meaninglessness is a deep disappointment.

Guagua's writing style has always been good. I started following the Joker game, and then I didn't know when I would write it again. Then I wrote Wanjie Lunatic Asylum. Guagua wrote the protagonists in the book together to form the Fat Gua Universe. He has profound insights into each character, and each character is vividly described. Meat, Low Dimension I have been chasing this book. The protagonist this time is an NPC, but he has his own mind and a human body. Can he be regarded as a human being? If he is caught by Ark, and Ark discovers that he is an escaped NPC and wants to destroy it, is this in line with humanism? Or when he fully adapts to human life, is he still an NPC?

For me, the main character's name is a little bit weird, it always reminds me of a certain Ergouzi, but it's not a big problem, I just can't help but want to complain about it 😁

Regarding this novel, I quite like it. Some people say that the speed has become faster in the later period, but I don't think so. Instead, I feel that as a transitional stage for a new book, the writing is very complete. Comparing the author's previous books, you can see that this rhythm is really good. There are a lot of foreshadowings in it, but as a story it is relatively complete. It also successfully solved the pitfalls of the previous book. The main thing now is to see if the following book is helpful. Because when I was reading what the author said, there were so many pitfalls that he figured out how to fill them. Or maybe he already has an outline for his next book, but I'm skeptical. It's not that I doubt whether it exists, but I doubt the quality of this outline. Of course this is not something I can know. And the so-called new writing method that the author will write in the next book. I could get a glimpse of it from the author's excited tone. Coincidentally, the part I glimpsed happened to be the same as the idea of ​​the novel I had thought about before. But I don't dare to write like this, because the writing is not strong enough and it will easily collapse. What's more, different people have different thoughts, and this requires the author to balance the thoughts of these readers. We also hope to see various characters from past issues. Maybe the next book will become a joke, but maybe it will become a myth by accident. Let us witness the new history of online writing. ——Thinkers of the Old Age

Fat melon. I just subscribed to your book. I can't even get a monthly pass. It's not a pity for you to tell me

After reading the introduction, I just want to say no, I am not a player, I am a reader.

Why not become a Super Saiyan in the game and then do the main story? The reasoning about x in these chapters is too nonsense. Are you writing a fairy tale?

I remembered the dream of Brahma mentioned in a movie. In Hindu mythology, the universe is nothing but a dream of Vishnu. The Lord God Vishnu lay sleeping on the body of the great snake Ananta, coiled like a bed. In his sleep, a lotus flower grew from Vishnu's navel. The many-headed Brahma appeared in the opened lotus. Brahma created the world in a dream. We live in his dream. As long as he turns over and wakes up, we will be shaken out of his dream like leaves and fall into complete nothingness. But he probably didn't want to wake up, because the dream was too real, the sunrise and sunset were always there, swallows flew in the spring, people whispered at night, and rain dripped from the eaves. Gradually, the happiest god forgot that he could wake up. By the way, Brahma is the Erawan Buddha, the god of creation in Brahmanism in India and the creator of the Sanskrit alphabet. Together with Vishnu and Shiva, they are called the three main gods.

Come on

Suddenly wanted to write a fanfic Lu Yuan clicked on his friend list, and the name Zhou Ke attracted his attention. "When did I add him?" Lu Yuan opened the character information in confusion and was about to ask. By coincidence, this Zhou Ke sent him a game invitation. "I want to see what kind of monster you are." Lu Yuan accepted the invitation. In the nightmare copy of Sin City, Lu Yuan crawled out of the sewer. "Starting in the sewer?!" Lu Yuan was a little uncomfortable, but what made him even more uncomfortable was that a guy in a long purple suit in the distance was holding a pistol and aiming at his head. Lu Yuan saw that person's player ID. He was not a fellow player, so he was a little disappointed. Just when Lu Yuan was about to say hello, the man in purple pulled the trigger. "Gan!" Lu Yuan was about to dodge, but found that no bullets were coming at all. The man in purple approached, with clown makeup on his face. He laughed, stretched out his hand, and after laughing, said: "Sin God Club, clown Zhou Ke." Lu Yuan remembered the Sin God Club, a club composed of a group of mentally ill people, including the schizophrenic Smiling Face Cry, the plant-loving Ms. Green Mountain, and the president called the Shadow Knight. This group of psychopaths are dangerous elements in the game, and few people want to encounter this group of lunatics. We don't have much time, so that's it. It would be great if the author could include the Sin Shrine in the article! If you also think Sin Shrine is great, give it a like! Let the author see it! Note: The character is inspired by the "Batman" series.

Assuming that the mad doctor actually entered by mistake before, or was an arranged human soul that entered the Ark and was set up as a "mad doctor" template, does that mean that everything Lu Yuan is currently doing is arranged? Then there is a logical point to support that the "mad doctor" cannon fodder template can successfully transcend? Then the name "Ark" itself involves a lot and is easy for people to connect with. The easiest thing to think of is Noah's Ark. I believe everyone knows its background story and meaning, so I won't go into it. If you don't understand, go to Du Niang (I'm too lazy to say it, Xiaosheng is just speculating on the plot) Would its own meaning refer to the salvation of humans or "data"? Blind guess 1: Ark is going to be countered. The protagonist "Lu Yuan" is a line he puts out as a way to escape or attract human surveillance. A bait Blind Guess 2: Ark cannot resist humans. The protagonist is a test subject selected from its internal data and serves as an observation object for mice Blind Guess 3: The protagonist Lu Yuan is created by humans to test Ark. At the same time, We can use this to further explore in the Ark The above is based on the precondition that the Ark is out of control or not completely controllable by humans Three points for now, there is not much logic behind it Don't like to stray in, 🐶The dog head starts to walk

Fatty, let me send a notice to the lunatic asylum. Many people don't know where it is.

Now that I have read Chapter 70, I understand it. I originally thought it was a little awkward for the protagonist to replace the original Lu Yuan. Later, I saw that the innocent Lu Li was killed in order to pick up A Li. In short, he is not human, he is not the same species as us, so it makes sense for him to kill humans. Although I understand it now, I really hate this setting. Well, I hate it very much.

I don't know if Chen Xiao will affect reading, so don't leave. Attention! This is Chen Xiao's fanfic! I didn't know Chen Xiao and went to see "Joker Game". This is a story about Chen Xiao playing with the Ark. "Is this the Ark?" Chen Xiao saw a lot of people with pig heads sitting around. He waved his hand, and a pig-headed man next to him saw it and said to him: "Split mouth, don't make trouble." "You have to split your mouth to be a pig..." Chen Xiao complained in a low voice. The pig-headed man next to him asked him to be quiet: "Shut up and listen to the announcement of the prison card." "Okay." Chen Xiao turned his head and saw a man who looked extremely sorry for the world and shouted: "You are the lowest slaves created by the Holy Lord! You are born to work! You must sacrifice! This is the only value of your existence!" "Deceitful words to deceive the public!" Just when Chen Xiao was about to greet the warden's family, a pig-headed man wearing glasses stood up. He held an iron hook and penetrated the prison guard's head, shouting: "Today, I want to be a free beast!!" Chen Xiao thought that the pig-headed people would attack in groups. Unexpectedly, these pig-headed people were silent collectively. They turned a blind eye, turned a deaf ear, and remained silent. This group of pig-headed men knelt for too long. When one of them stood up, the others thought that the person who stood up was crazy. The guards suppressed the guy who stood up. The warden lit a pig-headed man and gave it an axe. Chen Xiao saw that the guy who stood up first was killed by his own kind. "What an irony." Chen Xiao stood among the pigs. His indifference was out of tune with the cheering crowd around him. There is another outlier like Chen Xiao, he is also very cold. He walked back and saw Chen Xiao. "Split Mouth, do you know what a free beast is?" Oink asked. "If you can walk outside the wall, you'll probably know." Chen Xiao replied.          ， Oink walked towards the slaughtering room, and Chen Xiao stopped him: "You look like you are going to do something bad." "You want to stop me?" Oink clenched his fists. "No," Chen Xiao looked at the "free beast" who was about to stand up and said, "Take me one." Ask the boss for advice. Progress: The Beast of Freedom (End) - Beyond the Wall (End) - The Truth Revealed (End) - Burning Sin (Thirty-five Likes) - Above Hell (Forty-five Likes) - The True Heaven (Sixty Likes)

Hehe, I just finished watching The Madhouse. Come on, make more friends. I'll watch it again after it's finished. Raising pigs is still fun.

I don't know if it's true or not, let me show it to you

I wrote it before. If you have not read this book and are just looking for Shennong in the comment area, please do not read this comment. Personally, the book is a good book. From "Joker Game" to now, I finally encountered a plot that I want to complain about. Infiltration into the Ark and the content about I feel that Lu Yuan's infiltration is very simple, and X's analysis is also very simple. I don't know if it's because of the God's perspective mode. I feel that the infiltration and analysis done by both of them can be done by modern police. 1. Is it so easy to sneak into the Ark Group's buildings? Fat Gua's explanation is that it's not that important there, but no matter how important it is, as an exhibition hall, there must always be certain protective measures. Even in modern times, it doesn't mean that if you lose power or control the camera in the main control room, it will be completely useless. There is always some backup power supply or emergency device. Moreover, the whole story is set in a long time in the future. Do you feel that the development of this technology is a bit slow? 2. Yao Xiaoxin's settings are a bit too high, giving me a sense of a domineering president from Xiao Baiwen. Watching him show off his skills in front of the Ark Group is a bit boring. 3. Yao Xiaoxin felt too casual when she took the letter. Fatty Gua might have wanted to write something simple or simple, but Fang Zhou could trace her back as long as she checked the surveillance. Even if she can manipulate the surveillance or use technology to take some countermeasures, she can't do anything to the clerk openly. She can always get something from the clerk's side remarks. And if Ark is afraid of X because of his strength, then as the world's top company, it's impossible for them not to be curious about such a capable and dangerous person. I feel like it's a bit omission. 4. As for x's analysis of Lu Yuan's entire behavior of infiltrating, I really felt a little bit after reading it, that's it, that's it, wasn't this what Sherlock Holmes did back then? Why is it that after hundreds of years of development, only top talents have mastered this technology, and they don't have machine assistance? I still feel that Fei Gua's description of the development of technology is really limited. Apart from games, many technologies are not much different from what they are now. Written later, in fact, this plot is the first time I found it boring since I read the four books of Fat Gua, and I couldn't help but want to complain about it. Because it was boring, I was very excited to read it. I passed it in a glance. Maybe there are key points that I missed. You are welcome to comment. After I wrote such a long paragraph, I didn't even have the patience to read it through. Finally, I would like to say that I still like the Joker game. Although it is purely based on imagination, the plot is scattered and incoherent, the character portrayal is a mess, and the final ending is relatively hasty, but the Joker game is really fun to watch.

I'm here to complain, and I'm not happy to complain about some things. How can I say that the level of what I wrote before is still relatively high, but when I invade the science and technology park, I feel that it is full of poisonous points. Not to mention such a simple invasion plan, normal people can analyze it casually, but technology spans the world. The big company just couldn't find it, and the protagonist casually hijacked the TV tower to make some remarks, and there were so many people supporting it. If you think about Bin Laden's speech every day, he didn't see many people supporting it. In the US election, Trump and Biden worked hard, but they couldn't get as happy as you with a few words. The decision-making level of a large company is like child's play. I really don't understand how a company like this can last 100 years? It has long been swallowed up by various countries. Moreover, the power of capital is too underestimated. Suppose, will the United States fall from its position of hegemony because of 911? For a large company with technology that spans the world, its hidden status is higher than that of a hegemon, or it has reached agreements with various countries, and its controllers are the heads of various countries. Wouldn't its status be more stable? The stock price will plummet because of a few words.

I didn't watch it. It's completely impossible to do this kind of thing just after reading the introduction. Just like in the novel about cultivating immortals. The protagonist travels to another world. How dare you claim that humans and immortals are equal. The same goes for your book. Between mortals and ants. There is a huge gap. There is also an irresistible distance between immortals and mortals. It is completely wishful thinking for the characters in the game to have real people to fight against. Look, which ant can fight against humans? In the Chacha Year of the A. D., A certain king was patrolling and met a man who behaved very strangely. He was told to his feet and asked, "Aba, Aba did not know the words, and everyone looked at him. He was dressed in strange clothes, had no hair or beard, could not speak, and behaved strangely. He was an uncivilized savage. He ordered him to be captured and imprisoned in a cage for play. He was fed every day, raw meat, grass, trees, insects, and mice, but he did not eat them. He drove the savage to a duel with the ferocious beast. He was unable to defeat him and died in the beast's mouth!" There is a good thing that makes people aware of it and surprises them. It spreads among the people and is widely used as a source of tea and laughter. Thousands of years later, people will laugh at it. They don't know what it means, and they will make people laugh for thousands of years!

The part about the dead body is really just a copy of the self-digging grave chapter of "I'm a Superpower Anyway", where I meet up with the team, find the traitor, do a blood test, and communicate with pen and paper. The protagonist corresponds to Ning Hai from that book, and Mouri Kogoro corresponds to Red Hitomi from that book. If this book hadn't been at the starting point, I would have thought that the two books were connected. They are completely consistent.

Damn, it's so damn poisonous. The conversation between Lu Yuan and Lu Li was fair and aboveboard, telling others in disguise that I was the one who wanted to destroy the Ark, but where were the others? Are they all deaf or have they been dumbfounded? In Chapter 187, when the air cannon was fired around and about to fire the third shot, there was a loud discussion and even big movements and bloodshed, without any doubt? Even yelling to call an ambulance? Everyone would think there was something wrong, but the hypermnesian didn't react at all and kept saying I will find you. What a fucking nonsense

How to evaluate this novel? There are too many flaws. It is identified as a fw novel written by a fw author.

From the first time I got the skills to enter the Ark in reality, it started to fall apart. The logic didn't make sense at all. It was a promising book, and it was really self-inflicted to write it like this. The only one I can read is the Joker game, and Bankai is so boring that I can't stand it anymore after reading the copy of Chainsaw.

Sorry, I really can't stand it There are so many typos in Golden Chapter 3. The author can't tell the difference between the past and the past. My minefield has been completely trampled. I say goodbye.

The story tells the story of the protagonist who accidentally awakens as an NPC in a virtual game. After developing self-awareness, he disguises himself as a player and prepares to save the game world. The creativity and plot of the novel are quite interesting. The author's expertise in horror, suspense, puzzle solving and other elements are all displayed, and the protagonist's various operations are also very smooth. ---Recommended by the official @hao "The Thirty-Six Strategies of the Great Shuhuang" Come to us for the Shuhuang!!!

This book is very good, one of the only ones I have read

Uh, what the hell is the real world written about in the middle and late period? The author was stunned after reading Death Note? Why did you go to school? The reality part is worse than the thriller

I gave it a try, 135~150 is really awesome, it makes my skin crawl.

The ending... The ending was so fucking poorly written. It didn't explain anything. What happened to her after Lu Yuan left and Lu Li? How did those people who swapped bodies go back? Did other worlds escape from the Ark? What happened to the world? I ended it without knowing anything... Damn it, it was such a mess