Cyber ​​Heroes

At the end of the first volume, let me talk about my own feelings. It's really strong. I don't know this author, but judging from the communication among book friends in this chapter, the world setting he built must be quite complete, and he can create so many things in a complete world setting. To be fair, the script planning of 3A Game Studio definitely has a place for the author. I was really furious when I saw the Green Forest Gangster being so cruel to a two-year-old girl. My emotions were already invested in it. The portrayal was so good. So far, I can see the feeling of "Horizon Dawn" in the overall framework of the whole book. Scientists and capitalists create robots that can make humanity better. The robots lost control and digested all flesh and blood, causing humankind to become extinct. It was not until the final plan was implemented a few years later that the human embryos awakened from the machine and started the next generation. The protagonist of the game is a clone of the scientist, once again fighting to save humanity in the wasteland. The girl with a bow and arrow and various mechanical animals, not to mention the extra emotion, gave me the same feeling as this book. The martial arts machines in this book are completely different from the ancient martial arts mechas from the ancient times. Books such as Jiake and Fake Heroes are wrapped in the skin of science fiction mechas. In essence, they are still telling martial arts stories and grudges. On the contrary, Cultivation 40k has a new meaning of detachment, new wine in old bottles, and the martial arts in this book are really born for machines. It was indeed a bit professional when setting up the game in the early stages, but once the setting was done, it was great to immerse yourself in the world. Brother, write well. I feel that you must have a circle of loyal book friends who have accumulated since the last book to accompany you. And as long as you write well, newcomers like us will spread the word of mouth to more and more people. Come on.

There are of course differences in the spiritual core between Cyber ​​Heroes and traditional cyberpunk. Orthodox cyberpunk focuses on personal complexes, while in Cyber ​​Heroes, Taoist priest actually continues the macro narrative. Why does cyberpunk have a sense of decadence, and why is high technology low in life? Because that is the tone of endless sinking, with no fire, no hope, corporate monopoly, social fragmentation, and rampant gangs. Everyone is an island, indifferent and alienated, wallowing in a mud pit, drunk and dreaming... The core of cyberpunk is speculation, thinking about the boundaries between humans and non-humans, and often leads to drastic changes in Superman in the end. This has always been a traditional routine. The reason for this is not because, besides discussing these, what else can people do? The core of the Legend of Cyber ​​Heroes is actually social change. The metal bacteria liberated productivity, but caused deeper exploitation. The beautiful vision brought disastrous consequences. The eleven defeats of the original teachings of Wu Zu, and the deformed ideas left by the high-level society. When watching these, you will think of the undead beasts and the eternal class, and the thinking about the social form. These are the flavor of the Taoist priest! What is going on in this world? Can it get better? And how can it get better? Thinking deeply about this, the foundation of Cyber ​​Heroes is indeed not cyber, but a hero, a chivalrous man, one who dies with a stab, one who succeeds one after another, one who is a spark that can start a prairie fire. At this point, the taste is just right!

Because from time to time, I see some friends saying that they don't like the memory line and want to say a few words. The memory line, indeed, there is no fighting, no conflict that breaks out, and no "high" part. It seems quite bland But I want to say that the memory line is quite important Personally, I don't find it boring either Because, first of all, "suspense" and "plot puzzle" are important parts of the story of this book so far - why is the world like this bastard now? Why did Yawgmoth become the "Father of All Machines" (or is the Father of All Machines really Yorg?)? Why did Xiangshan become like this? Is the protagonist the real Mangshan? ... And in the [past], buried are the seeds, explanations, and keys to the [current situation]... We have gradually begun to understand the birth of the "baseline man" through the line of memory, the development process of prosthetic technology, the creation of "internal strength" and "external strength"... These are related to "how did the earth become like this?" Clues; We have also noticed that there have always been ideological differences between Xiangshan and Yog, Ingrid and other partners... And so on, clues related to "why Yog became an enemy" (and maybe what is going on with the Demon Cult); We even know whose fault it is for the Paralympics (cough). Friends can think of the plot of memories as puzzle games, suspense novels... And the materials in it are sent to you. Bland? Maybe. But the clues and important information are there, waiting for you to dig out. Also waiting for the moment when the mystery is revealed. It is also fun to peel off the cocoons and speculate on the truth. In addition, the memory line is also an important space for character creation. After all... In the main plot, Xiang Shan is still busy killing people, and he doesn't seem to have much time to communicate with his companions. He can't even say a few words. There are many people who may be very important (such as Zhu, Yog, David Klein...), But... In the main plot, Xiang Shan is still tossing around the earth. God knows when we will see them officially appear. ——Think about it, what if we just heard the NPC mention that "xxx is Wuzu's partner/best friend" and know nothing about xxx, and then halfway through the book, a man suddenly pops up and makes out with Xiang Shan. How would it feel? Let's go through a few memories to lay the groundwork. Everyone can look forward to it a little more 🤭 Finally, the rhythm of the story is inherently about tension and relaxation, so it's good to relax in the middle~

I am used to seeing spirituality boasted in fantasy novels, just as human nature is praised in humanistic novels. I feel that there is something inherent in taking a stand first and belittling man-made things. These things are indeed excellent, but they should be on an aesthetic level and should not override factual statements. From an objective point of view, the human brain can be roughly regarded as a "strong artificial intelligence" "created" by nature using genetic algorithms and natural elimination. What humans can do, perhaps computers and artificial objects can also do it. Just like we have never seen God, there is no need to place an empty God above our heads. Similarly, if the iteration and development process of consciousness can be understood and recognized, then why bother adding an illusory concept of so-called "spirituality"? The human brain may not be Turing complete, it may be equivalent to a Turing machine, or it may be a super-Turing machine. This seems to have not been determined yet. Talking about the special features and exceptions of the human brain without any logical foundation is actually not praising the light of reason, but rather degrading reason. What exactly is wisdom? In fact, human consciousness should be a set of strategies based on the accumulation of physiological structure and past experiences. At the algorithm level, it does not seem to be much different from computers. From this perspective, there is a slightly extreme statement. It is said that the human body's strategy set responds to the input of the environment, executes the output, and provides a backup data to the "self-awareness", making the self-awareness feel that it is doing its own thinking and judgment. Free will does not exist, and self-awareness is just self-deception. Regarding these two ideas, Amway has two very interesting science fiction novels. Regarding the former, there is "The Long Road Ahead" by Ted Chiang, and about the latter, there is "Blindsight" by Peter Watts. It is really boring to over-specialize human beings, but each book has a maximum setting and it is enough for the world to be self-consistent. . . Just thinking about it briefly, I can understand this setting. After all, the plot depends on people. I look forward to the follow-up of Nei Gong and hope that Taoist priest's new book can create greater glory 😎

Article by Wu Taoist Master Bu Gu September 8, 2018 I personally have a "theory" about creation - I believe that every story that is recorded must have a reason for being recorded; every character who becomes a character must be special. This is a matter of course. Newspapers will not publish words that have no news value, and authors will not write a story that does not have "value." Every character who becomes the protagonist must have the particularity of being the protagonist and is a "special person". And his experience must occupy a special position in a specific context. Even "little people in a big era" still have such special characteristics. The particularity of this role is not the role itself, but what is given by the "big era". This is my personal philosophy. I know where I'm at - I don't feel it's correct, nor do I feel other writers can endorse it. This is just my personal opinion. The character must be a special person. The protagonist must be a special person. In other words, I have a very strong "heroism" complex. "Heroism" is associated with "individual" in many places - that is, the term "personal heroism". Regardless of the situation, heroism must be demonstrated through specific people and specific events. This is somewhat out of touch with the view of history I choose to accept. I personally believe that history is determined by the "current situation"-the choices of ordinary people. If history is a long river, then all living beings are "water" and heroes are waves. Under normal circumstances, there is no reason to think that waves can change the flow of a river - waves are just carried by the river. But this is not absolute either. There is no reason to assume that waves cannot change a river. Perhaps there is a rare opportunity to let a wave pass through of its own choosing, break the dam, and change the river. Or it hits the rocks and turns into flying white water splashes, becoming a magnificent sight in the river. This is the "hero" in my eyes - they must make choices within the context of their own times, but their choices are made by relying on their own thoughts and will, rather than being swept away by the torrent of the times, and can have a profound impact on the world. They do not simply live, but rely on their own will to change the world. This is the hero in my eyes. So why did I want to write heroic stories? It's like I love science fiction. Science fiction works use special technical means to amplify or highlight elements that exist in reality. The same goes for heroes. All heroes are special people, but what gives heroes recognition is a "universal" and conventional thing. Heroes are special individuals who possess certain qualities that are more outstanding than ordinary people. However, these special elements need to be affirmed. This is why I want to write heroic stories - I want to write about people who use their limited lives to pursue unlimited careers. I want to write about the brilliance of humanity that blooms from nothing, from small to large, when human beings pursue certain great things. I want to write about "myself who wants to write a heroic story." As shameless as this sounds, I am indeed just a human being - but I want to be my own hero. So, what kind of hero do I want to write? This needs to be looked at in several points. First of all, the hero I want to write about must be a person who "at least does not intentionally harm others." A hero is someone who can get affirmation - even if he can't get the affirmation of the world, he can get the affirmation of the noble; even if he can't get the affirmation of the present, he can get the affirmation of the future. Even in fictional works, typical anti-heroes such as Wolverine and the Punisher can be recognized by audiences with a God's perspective. A hero can pursue a great cause regardless of the cost. However, no matter how great a cause is, it cannot be built on the suffering of others. As Marx said, what is achieved by unfair means must not be a legitimate purpose. The hero in my heart should pursue something "better than the present". Second, the hero in my heart is a persistent person. My first book, "Into the Cultivation of Immortality", to be honest, the writing was not very good and not satisfactory. The image of the protagonist also deviated somewhat from my ideal trajectory. However, as my "eldest son", Mr. Wang Qi will definitely leave an impression on my future "heroes". A hero must be persistent. Searching for the truth is a hero; honing one's skills and reaching a certain level is a hero; chasing one's dreams and burning oneself into flames is a hero; wanting to transform the world according to one's own ideas and creating a better tomorrow is a hero. Third, the hero must be proactive. I am an atheist because I don't like anyone to put "something" above "personality" - I think this constitutes an insult to the equal personality of all people. So, I don't like the title "Chosen One". "The Chosen One" should not be an honor to a true hero, but an insult. A hero should have strong desires - his desires are not limited to money, life, power, and family that ordinary people desire, but should also have higher, more abstract, and greater pursuits. Moreover, it must be his initiative. He needs to know what he is doing and why he is doing it. He knew what he was pursuing and why he set out. Of course, this third point is closely related to the first and second points. A hero knows his own vision and willingly embarks on a rough road. Therefore, he cannot force others to follow this path. The hero's desire for this path is strong - this is also equivalent to persistence. I am not good at writing "heroes" yet, but I hope I can write "heroes". This is my desire. Author: I am not alone, a signed author of Qidian Chinese website. Member of Hubei Provincial Writers Association. He is good at writing science fiction and fantasy novels. He is famous for his rigorous scientific literacy and unbridled imagination. His writing style is humorous and rigorous. His works widely cover in-depth thinking and discussion on the meaning of civilization and human rationality. His representative works include "Into the Cultivation of Immortality", "Theorem of Odd Numbers", etc.

What is the source of all martial arts that the people in the base believe is Shanshan right, so the word is called Xiangshan I often say that the word Xiangshan has a secret, Xiangshan Is it really Xiangshan? Like Shan Is he really the Martial Ancestor? Like a mountain Is it really? Like Shan I asked Xiangshan, is he really the Martial Ancestor? Like a mountain Look, is it, like He is very powerful (Xiang Shan's martial arts is very strong) He is not tangible (Xiang Shan's memory spreads on the Internet) So you read "Cyber ​​Heroes" What is said in "Cyber ​​Heroes" Martial arts is a weak individual's weak resistance to tyranny. Real martial arts is not used to abuse the weak. Attention The combination of mind and instrument The combination of instrument and spirit The code is self-generated The magical power is self-generated So Practicing martial arts without practicing kung fu will end in vain That's right It's not an entity —————————— I once went to give a lecture in the asteroid belt I met a chivalrous young man His teacher was over 170 years old at the time The old man who was over 170 years old asked the young man: Is there really chivalry? Is there really chivalry in this world? I asked the young man stupidly at once Yes Did he say it was true? I asked him stupidly at once Think about it, it is a truth Truth is open source So a sentence in "Wuzu Quotations" Chivalry is not "justice" but a kind of packaged violence. That is a truth You cannot be superstitious, in this regard It is a truth So in the field of internal strength, mathematics is "Tao", and Boolean operation is "one". Tao gives birth to one One gives birth to two Two gives birth to three One gives birth to all things But some people say that , I have to think You have to think I can tell you that Wuzu didn't understand it either He cannot be described in words Later, a Western biologist called Yawgmoth said this famously Yawgmoth said : There are words in this world that can be spoken, which are called clear There are also things in this world that are beyond words and cannot be explained Yawgmoth directly used two words: Shut up Then there is no way to say it That's why there are Martial Ancestors and other things, practicing martial arts and resisting tyranny

Abbreviated translation: Using transcranial magnetic stimulation to hit the dorsolateral prefrontal lobe, stimulating the left hemisphere will increase the proportion of spontaneous lying, and stimulating the right hemisphere will increase the proportion of spontaneous truth-telling. A little knowledge: making people tell the truth does not require "little-known" electrical stimulation signals, nor does it require the installation of additional backdoors () See the DOI in the picture for details

I watched the author's "Into the Cultivation of Immortality" a few years ago. I feel that "Cyber ​​Heroes" is more surprising than the previous work. The world view is more mature, the characters are more vivid, and the plot rhythm is more tense and exciting. Especially as the story unfolds, it becomes more and more tense and exciting. At many points, I can't wait to shoot the crime and shout "This is a revelation!" ]! To be honest, after reading it, I felt that my eyes were brightened in a rare way in recent years. Because martial arts + cyberpunk are difficult themes to master, if you are not careful, you will end up collaging and stitching together monsters. However, as the story unfolds to this day, the world is becoming more and more rich and exciting, and it is constantly enriching and expanding while maintaining logical self-consistency and self-justification, which is very rare. Three shouts: the core of martial arts spirit + the sense of DOUBLE in the cyber world! But after tying up the full text, I have a bold idea... [Disclaimer: The following is all my own nonsense. After all, I am neither literary nor rational, I am just a painter... If you have any objections, it is all my fault. So far, I feel that the author still subconsciously sets Jianghu as a "man's world". Several female characters with names in it are basically still very traditional female character settings: Mother (Yuliya) Rescued (Don't be afraid of the little sister Huang Couple) Assistant (Turing Ingrid whose name has been erased) The general impression is that the female character settings are either weak or auxiliary. However, the background of this article is the cyber world, friends! It is a lawless world where there can be male, female, neuter, asexual, bestiality (crossed out) and guess what gender you guess what gender I am! So, what would it be like to test the waters a little on the edge of transgenderism? What would happen if the young apprentice Yuki, the messenger of the Six Dragons Cult, the old boxer Hiroshi Matsubara, and the broadcaster Old Crab were women? In fact, these characters themselves are well designed, but as male characters... They are too typical and too natural. However... Would it be more special if Yuki was a stubborn androgynous girl with a strong sense of youth? What if the envoy of the Six Dragons Cult is a deceitful demon sect witch (OR gender unknown) who appears in front of the green forest as a mysterious black robe, and is a female scientific research knight, who is both an enemy and a friend to the protagonist? If Matsubara Hiroshi is a female veteran warrior, will it deepen the strong and persistent side of this character while emphasizing her delicacy and stability? Even if the old crab was a woman, her ending might be more tragic and shocking, like a moth flying into a flame? What if we were a little bolder? What would happen if Yulia was not the mother but the father in the opening scene? A father with a weak personality sold his body to become a heavy truck for seven children, but he couldn't even protect the last child? Especially in the opening story of the Novice Village, this weak but warm father contrasts with Bia Pingning's father, Mr. Zhao, and the father of the hound, Lao Gou, in the first battle. As control groups, will they contrast with each other? Will the tension of the story be stronger? After all, in people's traditional concepts, it is a mother's nature to sacrifice herself to protect her children, while a father's unkindness is understandable. But what about the comparison of the personalities and behavior patterns of fathers? The same applies to Green Forest. Green Forest seems to have... No female characters? (The Green Forest characters that have appeared so far seem to be male) What if the little poisonous insect is female? Even unknown civilians will find ways to protect their little sister. As a biological mother, does the cruelty to her highlight the distortion of human nature and the loss of morality? What if it was a little wilder? By extension, if Yulia is a male, then what about Enoch, the heavy truck who has thoughts about Yulia in the beginning? What if he is set to... Naturally GAY? Because he got sick before puberty and lost his body, he could not understand his own sexual orientation or feel sexual chongdong until his death. He could only be twisted into an indescribable semi-mechanical "personality" of possession and catharsis? Would it be more pitiful, pitiful, hateful and deplorable? Will there be deeper dimensions that can be explored, which will highlight the distortion and alienation of human nature under mechanical transformation? ... Writing this does not mean that I feel qualified to guide the author's writing (after all, my main business is... Painting and face covering), I just think it is quite interesting to open up my imagination from this perspective, and it would be great to provide you with a little reference idea. Thank you again to the author for writing such a great story and interesting characters! PS: Finally, I would like to thank my gay friend Qing Leng Yue Xiao Yueyue. These were discussed with him and he encouraged me to sort out these ideas. (Take the praises together, carry the blame together) PS: When watching "The Legend of Cyber ​​Heroes", I feel that it is particularly suitable to accompany "Xia Ke Xing" sung by Reyza in "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an". The electronic rock music and the meaning of Li Bai's lyrics perfectly match the spirit of this article! (This version is available on QQ Music) In addition, I found that NetEase Cloud Music and QQ Music have made a playlist for Cyber ​​Heroes, which includes several songs with lyrics mentioned in it. It is also very convenient to use your brain when reading the article~

I don't know if Dao Zhang has ever set the performance parameters of commonly used/important warships and engines. This is quite important. For example, something happened during the Sgt. Speedy episode. Using middle school physics, you can calculate that it takes about half an hour to decelerate from 1% of the speed of light to 0 for 10 light seconds. This is at least an acceleration of 1500 meters per square second, which is 150 times the g-force. This is scary data from all angles. Even if the Iron Brain Flower of the Baseline Man can withstand this level of terrifying overload, this sky-breaking thrust cannot be achieved by a fusion direct injection engine. Referring to the information of the Space War Forum, the advantages of several theoretical fusion direct injection engine configurations are actually just balanced performance, that is, specific impulse, thrust, power generation, cost, etc. Are all considered available, and there are no shortcomings. Speaking of specific thrust... Take the tandem magnetic mirror Z^θ pinch fusion direct injection engine as an example. The afterburning thrust is about 3000KN. At the same time, it weighs 190t, and the thrust-to-weight ratio is about 1.6. In other words, if you ride on this engine with nothing, and then use the space ring to add fuel and working fluid, you can achieve an acceleration of 1.6G at most. For those who don't understand, this data may seem very unadvanced, but it is actually the norm for practical interplanetary battleship engines. Because as long as you are using a recoil engine, you must abide by the law of conservation of momentum. If you want a 10-kilogram object to get a speed of 1, you have to throw 1 kilogram of propellant in reverse at a speed of 10. The standard idea is to eject lower mass material as fast as possible to reduce working fluid consumption, but this means that the thrust will be weaker. (By the way, this is also the idea of ​​injecting only fusion products without adding additional working fluid. The thrust of this cruise mode Z-pinch fusion direct injection engine is about 60KN. If you are interested, you can calculate the thrust-to-weight ratio.) When higher thrust is required, the working fluid must be added for afterburning at the expense of a large sacrifice of specific impulse (jet speed) to eject more mass. Thrust and specific impulse cannot have both, after all, the total energy is limited. The Tsiolkovsky rocket equation tells us that △V = jet speed × ln (M0/Mf). If you want to get a higher △V (speed increment), you cannot rely on hard stacking the dry mass ratio to infinitely increase the fuel tank. The jet speed must be higher. So as long as you want to sail long distances, specific impulse is a hard indicator, so the thrust will naturally not be too high, unless you are building missiles. At this time, chemical rockets actually have certain advantages, after all, the thrust is large enough. Of course, the Sai Ying universe must have a more advanced engine. After all, the fusion direct injection engine with a specific impulse of hundreds of thousands of seconds cannot drive the speed to 0.15C. But as I said above, this kind of key setting requires more pen and ink to fill in the values ​​​​in detail. If you are lazy and don't do it, bugs like the speed sergeant will easily occur.

When I saw the big-eyed announcement that the Hugo Awards were coming to China, my first reaction was to get Taoist priest's book at least nominated, because these books had a great impact on me. I had anxiety and mild depression before, and the monk slapped me when I was confused. I saw other possibilities in life, and Taozhang's book allowed me to I have the courage to get over the bullying in the past. I would like to thank the Taoist Priest. When the Taoist Priest chooses to express his thoughts, I am afraid that he will not talk about how much impact these will have on others. After all, the monk also said that at the beginning, he just thought: "Write casually and practice writing speed." And just at the beginning of such a casual writing, I felt a strange empathy with the protagonist Wang Qi. At that time, I was still escaping from reality, but as Wang Qi grew up in the story and the world view expanded, I gradually changed myself through reading the story. Should I praise the length of Zouxiu for this? Next is Sae Young. To be honest, I changed the Taoist priest a little too much at first. Later I discovered the "Odd Number Theorem". I haven't finished reading this book yet, so I won't go into details here. The above mainly talks about what walking meditation means to me, but what about "Cyber ​​Heroes"? In fact, I have always been more interested in the humanities and social sciences than the natural sciences, and Daozhang's discussion here has broadened my horizons. I am looking forward to Daozhang's final ending. I hope that my presence can encourage Mr. Tao. He has done things that others cannot do. I wish Mr. Tao has a place where he can feel at ease.

Does Yog realize what he did wrong now? Judging from the latest chapter, he has formed path dependence. I usually don't think about whether I am doing the right thing. If he makes a mistake, the "Magic Cube Angel" and "Xiang Shan" will naturally come to wake him up. Only if he fails will he think about what the other party said. And obviously, Xiangshan failed to defeat Yoge who was obsessed with scientific research last time. So Yog didn't realize his mistake, and subconsciously threw the failed Xiang Shan on the earth, and then continued to indulge in research... So Yog may not be aware of the so-called pioneer split, brother break, etc. At present. He defeated the so-called usurper who interrupted his scientific research, and then obtained the power to support his scientific research. After that, he didn't use his brain to think about anything else. When Xiang Shan hit him, he divided his threads to fight back, and his brain was obsessed with Dyson spheres...

Saiying's three views are really to my liking. Many cyberpunk works are empty shells and lack the main core of cyberpunk. The Taoist priest spoke very well about the world view and the spirit of revo, very Marx. I like this kind of story about a communist who masters technology to change the world. Although Wu Shen Eleven was defeated, there is still a kind of hope in the article. However, dialectics intervenes in this hope. This hope in the article is even more sad for reality. After all, how can there be proletarians who control the means of production in reality?

After seeing Chapter 14, I decided to look for some books that truly embody the essence of human thought and theory. It was the first time for me to hear many of the theories mentioned by the author in the article. This made me realize more deeply how wasted my four years in ordinary college. I actually tried to find something that could really inspire me in online novels. After reading novels for so many years, I like the wild imagination of authors more. I like to read out the flavors of life and the customs and cultures of different places from the pens of different authors, and see what the world is like from the author's perspective. I learned a lot from them, but the first and final reason I read novels was to kill time and have fun with them. When I first started reading novels, I was reading fantasy. I am afraid that a large number of online readers are gathered in the fantasy area. However, the longer I read novels, the fewer fantasy novels caught my eye. I found that most fantasy novels only tell the same few stories, and most new authors who tell new stories lack writing skills. I began not to choose the type of novel. , And even read female-channeled novels (most of which are as unreadable as male-channeled novels, and the few well-written ones seem quite difficult to adapt to), which has solved part of my book shortage problem, but until I read Chapter 14 of this article, I completely understood that I am afraid that the novel style can no longer meet the needs of my thoughts and life. What I need are professional knowledge books that are helpful for my work, as well as philosophical books that I can refer to for self-iteration of my thoughts. I can only allocate less reading time to novels (it is impossible to quit, it is already a part of my life). As mentioned in this novel, I write this book review just like teaching knowledge to others, sorting out my thoughts. If you can read this, I should thank you. I hope you can gain something after reading what I said.

Kill the new baseline man - the Ninth Valkyrie (bushi) Go home at 6pm and replace the prosthetic limb in the factory My wife is charging and I will drink a few drops of copper candy Live like this for 300 years until the throne collapses The darkness deep in the Dyson cloud submerges the chip in the brain In Superman Enterprise, the crazy wave of the times Use a battery to buy a prosthetic limb Protect her life until the throne collapses Night covers this era Her face was soaked in sadness In the wreckage, Martial Ancestor's head faced me Silent gaze, inescapable memories Living in the brain until the throne collapsed Ten thousand memories of Martial Ancestor running in his mind Living like this for 300 years until the throne collapsed Ten thousand memories of Martial Ancestor running in his mind Living like this for 300 years until the throne collapsed The darkness deep in the Dyson Cloud Submerge the chip in your brain

Choosing the theme of cyber martial arts is really, really, really smart. For many martial arts enthusiasts, including me, the fighting part of martial arts novels that tend to be fantasy-oriented is basically uninteresting; while fighting descriptions that are biased toward realism can easily feel like they are falling behind because of the author's insufficient understanding of martial arts. Cyberpunk prosthetic martial arts can definitely be said to be a very good compromise option between the two. Cut off? My elbow joint is equipped with a propeller, and one slash has multiple speed changes. Can you cut one and show it to me? Joint skills? Hey! What a coincidence, isn't this! I use a universal joint! Is the 100th form of Dutch swordsmanship always the most effective (referring to drawing a gun)? No, times have not changed (turn on the force field shield)! QTMD sword theory! QTMD releases its inner strength to the outside world! High-tech super martial arts is the best in the world! (Confusion

The Speed ​​King, as the most special existence among the kings, has been full of force from the very beginning. Compared with Agni, Tao Enhai; there are more than ten thousand people under his throne, and he ranks first in external martial arts in the world today; the Kung Fu he practices is the "Transformed Moonlight Butterfly" which is full of meaning, and the battleship he rides on is the "Speed Royal Court" which is a convergence of the most cutting-edge technologies of mankind; every day he dashes on the light-speed highway with the solar system as the scale, and competes with The former member of the Pioneer team is now the Holy Goddess of the Six Dragons Sect. The original words of Ye Mingwu are not clear. Every word and deed almost affects the situation of the entire solar system. It can be said that status, strength, reputation and gossip release all-round attraction without any blind spots, especially with the support of colleagues, the name also looks particularly good (I am talking about you, old dog!). Faced with such a special existence, everyone has also speculated on which old friend of Wu Zu Mingshan the Speed ​​King is. From David Klein to Anatoly Kosolov, and Lu Xuanyu who later appeared, it was not until the appearance of Falcon that the final word ended this long speculation. It was a small African country called Lucemidom. It was a century-old conflict created by colonists. Compatriots who were artificially divided into two races slaughtered each other. In the end, the sacrifice of Kambara-san served as the end of the long memory. Perhaps this boy who did not even have a name before that was the only beneficiary of this tragedy. Although he didn't want to. This time, we no longer record the understanding of the character from the reader's perspective, but from the character's own experience. He is an African. He has a Chinese name. He was saved by a Japanese. He was adopted as the adopted son by an American scientist. He grew up in a superhuman company that spans the world. He fights against kleptocrats for a devastated world. He will eventually drive the highest creation of mankind in the old world towards the universe to pursue light. His name is Falcon, and he is the Speed ​​King.

In my opinion, if this book is not broken, it can be compared with the existence of Liu's early works. The core is hard enough. Technically, it may be a little weak because he does not have a formal engineering background, but the world view and framework are really hard-core, especially in sociology. It is very, very meaningful to explore. It puts an extremely cruel revolutionary historical view into the shell of cyberpunk. It is difficult to Sir, hundreds of years of perseverance and waiting are just a fleeting moment, dozens of foreshadowing characters, fleeting in the fierce struggle. This kind of description of cruel reality and decisive struggle that far exceeds the level of online literature has not appeared for many, many years after the decline of red literature. The completion of this book is the luck of this generation of online literature.

Please support the author so that he can see it. Long paragraphs of "popular science" ruin the reading experience and affect the speed of the plot. The programming aspect is fine, but explaining the specific principles will lead to controversy and questioning. If I like computers, I will read professional articles instead of gaining knowledge through novels. It will be uncomfortable for readers who are not interested, and it will also be uncomfortable for readers who know relevant knowledge. The interesting part lies in value deduction. It is impossible to accumulate a real story using pure theoretical and technical knowledge. For example, if you copy out the theory of relativity in quantum mechanics, it would be better for others to read the paper directly. Quantum mechanics turns into an ethereal and uncertain cloud sword, which is interesting. The important thing is to deduce the story, not to popularize science.

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In this 200-year-long cognitive revolution, the first pioneers such as Xiang Shan planted the seeds, and then the sun named Martial God and the dark cloud named Father of Machinery stirred up thunderstorms - the Knights, Knights, Green Forest, Kowloon Cult, and Protector, and watered the final fruit called "talent". In this process, there are inheritances, practices, regressions, detours, and countless sacrifices. But in the end, all these experiences jointly promote the "maturation of the fruit." This historical charm always moves people. Especially when the fruit finally falls into the hands of Xiangshan, the starting point and foundation of everything. I always thought about how gratified the original creator would be when he saw his goal achieved——Thank you Xiangshan, I saw another ending, "It would be great if this result could be completed earlier."

Roundhouse kick, twist the body, and add the strength brought by angular momentum to the kick. It only takes 0.3 Seconds from standstill to the completion of the roundhouse kick. Roundhouse kick, roundhouse kick, another roundhouse kick. The continuous roundhouse kicks continued to accelerate, absorbing kinetic energy from the rotation, and violently bombarded the opponent like a gust of wind and rain. The opponent fought with all his strength, deflecting the piercing blows like a battering ram and a lance. The high-speed movement of limbs during the battle stirred up airflow, causing the thick translucent polymer anti-static curtain hanging from the roof to squeak. As the rotation continued to accelerate, the roundhouse kick became more and more fierce, until a terrifying direct hit like a high vacuum train finally broke through the opponent's continuous parries. 326.3 Kilograms of titanium-impregnated skeleton, polymer fibers and various replacements are instantly separated from gravity. Walking between and among the shrine-like UNIX servers, the entire array of priceless machines with flashing psychedelic lights turned into dust together with the data in them. Shigri still kept spinning, the momentum wheel in her body groaned and howled to maintain stability, and the buckles and straps tightly tied her internal organs to the frame. She observed calmly, carefully using passive radar to penetrate the large amount of infrared noise caused by the smoldering servers, and retrieved all clues about the enemy's possible actions. She knew that the blow just now was enough to kill most human subspecies, but it might not cause enough semi-permanent damage to a cyber warrior to incapacitate him.

A must-read novel in the cyberpunk genre. The cruel and dehumanized world is written with great impact. At the same time, cyberpunk's prosthetic body setting, programming, martial arts and other elements are integrated into a new cyber martial arts system that is very distinctive. The entire worldview is very complete and vast, from the protagonist recovering his memory, remembering the knight's internal strength, remembering the knight's mission, retrieving his life experience, and finding out why he only has half a head left, to exploring the fate of human development and exploring the sociological issues of the power of the people and leaders. It is very in-depth. In the novel, the plots of fighting against "thieves of the country", "the eleven defeats of the God of War", fighting together despite differences in ideas, and regaining power over the world are very touching and thought-provoking.

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I'm in the middle of all the chapters so far. I don't know why, but the quality has dropped drastically. On the one hand, the number of typos has increased dramatically. It's obvious that the author didn't do any proofreading or polishing before publishing it, which is quite uncomfortable. On the one hand, the rhythm suddenly slows down. A battle often lasts for three or five chapters, and the content is similar. It actually does not promote the plot at all. The word count soars, but the plot does not advance. Once the meaningless battle logs pile up, it becomes difficult to read. Three There are more and more explanatory paragraphs that appear repeatedly. To give a few examples, the relationship between "Original Xiangshan" and "Xiao Hachi", the explanation of the mechanism of the phonon knife, the explanation of various similar settings, etc., Are almost all the same paragraphs are used repeatedly without change, and the same explanation can be seen dozens or even dozens of times in different chapters. The flooding is too serious. Originally I had high expectations for this book. The quality seemed to be good in the first part, but I was really disappointed in this part. I will wait and see for a while. If the quality is still the same, I will probably abandon the book.

The liberation of Xiangshan in the article is obviously aimed at eliminating prejudice and thereby promoting the development of science. However, this guy is just like the PTSD of the Liberation Emperor. He has somehow turned directly to scientism. When I explained it to him, he directly said that the theme of this book is science without restrictions, but shouldn't specific issues be analyzed in detail? And I wonder if Xiangshan has not turned black at this time. He can't just trigger the keyword when he sees a liberation 🙂

Although I know that writing a negative review in the comment section of a work is tantamount to throwing red paint on the front door of one's home, the unanimous praise in the comment section of the work and the readers' powerful adaptive thinking make it really hard to bear. For new book friends who are looking forward to reading guarantees through the comment area, I still hope that you can gain an independent perception of this book through reading. Here are some of my shortcomings so far: 1. It is filled with explanations of a large number of scientific viewpoints. The author feels that he is very convincing by citing classics, but the actual effect is exactly the opposite, exposing even more ignorance. And deleting these popular sciences will not affect reading 2. Hidden fantasy, although professional languages ​​​​such as assembly are used for grading, the routine of killing monsters and upgrading is still used. In what era did science fiction still grade combat power? 3. The nerves in the muscles are where instincts exist. There is only a brain left, and it can stimulate combat skills through combat, which is really terrifying.

"Returning to Rama's Book" sublimates the past for more than two hundred years. Things have changed and people have changed, and my thoughts and memories are reopened. The local pronunciation has changed early, and the hair on the temples has not faded. The boy asked with a smile, is the old friend coming back?

I am very dissatisfied with these dozens of chapters. First of all, there are aliens, holy crap, and alien technology. Seriously, does Xiang Shan still want to find alien treasures? Secondly, there is Xiangshan Tumor and Jeanne. Damn, can they still have a conversation with their personalities? Their brains are still separated piece by piece. What kind of Japanese manga style is this? Then combined with Punk 2077, it was really cheap. I thought there was some unique setting. Then I told you for reference. Oh my God, the setting of Punk 2077 is not the first release. It is a routine of Chinese Internet articles a long time ago. The setting of the grandfather in my mind can have many variants, including the procedural soul killer in Punk 2077. It is just a variant of Xianxia, ​​but with some technological words added. Is this still a tribute? What a pity.

1. This post may contain spoilers, so please read the update (it's already finished anyway, so what are you afraid of!) 2. Cai Cai, just take a look (honest) Untitled•Hero The sea of ​​sand is vast and mundane, and the powerful grass in the wilderness also needs roots. If I want to go back to this place, I just want to leave traces in everyone's aspirations. Don't ask where the iron coat comes from, it's ridiculous that the king of heaven has no husband. How can one be called a nameless hero if he dares to be the first to ride the wave? Essentially: This thing has a yarn ball that deserves analysis. It's just a limerick written for momentum. I can only share my writing ideas (.) Everyone should check out the Taoist priest's update! (Nonsense) Poem title ideas: 1. "Untitled" is for the "unnamed" heroes in this chapter. So rather than saying "untitled", I want to express the feeling of "dedication without a title". So although it is said to be untitled, it is essentially a poem with a title, and its title is "Untitled·Hero" (don't worry if it's a bit cold). 2. The sand sea was originally intended to be taken from "the vast sea with hundreds of feet of ice", but since the word "vast" was used later in the text, "the vast sea" was not used. Later, I considered whether to change it to "Desert". After thinking about it, I still felt that it would be better to have a more vivid image. I also asked my book friends to help me think about it. The focus of this sentence is actually on the "mundane world". Sand is used by knights to hide many times in this book (Xiang Shan uses sandstorms to escape pursuit). However, knights and sand themselves are just ordinary things. It is only when they gather together that they become vast. With will, there is power. Gathering a few becomes a lot, gathering sand becomes a sea, and united will becomes a city. 3. Wilderness means the African savannah (the current situation is probably a group of happy fungi or copper sugar plants mixed with alien genes), and it is mainly to confront the "powerful grass". "The wind and the grass" are very suitable to describe the knights who are constantly fighting. They are indomitable and rooted in every place that can bloom for the chivalry in their hearts - even if many are buried in the smoke, they still do their part for victory. 4. I struggled with the words "if you want", "if you ask" and "request". "If you want" is the earliest one used. At that time, I was thinking of "" if you want to ask", but after omitting a word, I felt that the sentence might not make sense, so I changed the word and thought of "qiu". After tasting it, I felt that the "quest" and "pursuit" of "qiu" were a bit confusing, but in the end I still felt that "want to" has some meaning. Be brave and don't change the last version. Jpg (When I was writing the annotation, I felt that it would be okay to change the upper and lower sentences to "if you ask" and "as long as", I'm bald) "Go back" is actually the opposite of the "origin" below, there are "heroes don't ask where they come from" and "but do good deeds, don't ask about the future" 5. "Leaving traces" rhymes, and secondly, compared to leaving other "entities", only a little trace is more suitable for knights. "United Wills" is not only opposite to the personal "body", but also a reference to the title "United Wills" 6. "Iron Clothes". "In fact, it is the cyber version of "commoner" (confirmed). I originally planned to use words such as "white clothes" and "commoner", but a flash of inspiration changed it into a word more suitable for cybernetic physique. 7. First of all, this sentence does not contain the meaning of any heavenly king (of course, if there is one) It's not impossible). It was purely because after writing "Tieyi (Buyi)" I needed a powerful person as a comparison, and I was thinking about which one would be more suitable for the government officials - so I filled in the powerful "Heavenly King". 8. "Shen Xian" It means "taking the lead". The image of this sentence is the feeling of the knights rushing forward one after another, even if they are drowned. I can't say which sentence is the specific one. Anyway, everyone knows the meaning. Jpg 9. "How can one call a nameless hero" from the book? My biggest impression at the beginning of the chapter. I completed the whole poem with this inspiration, and the effect is quite satisfactory. I hope it is worthy of the grandeur of this chapter. 10. After I finished writing, I thought about where to post it, and finally put it in the title. I hope friends who can read this poem will read it. Feel it accordingly. 11. I wrote the poem and planned to write a summary to celebrate the completion (?), But the limerick 2.0 Is still being written (.) In fact, there is nothing to say. The reason for writing this is because the next one is 12. Rebirth!

This book is really good, although I only saw it after playing 2077 for a few years. The cyber settings are a bit blurry. I feel that this book can be made into a triple-A masterpiece. The combat settings and main plot are so cool I hope it can be maintained in the future.