The Bionic Era
仿生纪元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Protecting promising new authors, recommending good reads, and always updating. If you know a good book, feel free to suggest it to me.
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No matter how long a story is, it eventually comes to an end. No matter how slowly a train travels, it still reaches one station after another. Even the closest travel companions must part ways eventually. We may forget the things we experienced along the way, but we will keep what we learned close to our hearts.
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It's a pity that there are only a few books that can be read as soon as they are published. The quality of the front is really nothing to say. There is philosophy, thinking, and connotation. Especially when the protagonists join forces in the big cities, it is very enjoyable to watch. My personal experience begins with the plot of the floating city falling, and the whole book is accelerating.
Hmm... It should work! 🙂
Those old men in the central floating city are truly laughable, utterly ridiculous. They've taken all the technological talent and best of science and technology to the sky, spoiling their descendants to an extreme degree... They've spoiled them so much they've lost their minds, turning them into parasites.
I drew a picture of Lu Wen; please don't criticize if you don't like it. 🤐
Xia Chuluo's official plot armor is too much; many of the reasoning processes are awkward. Results that couldn't be deduced from given information and logic rely on the author's script and an incredibly powerful background. This character has too much of a Mary Sue vibe. Judging from the writing style and narrative technique, the author is probably female. It's really unwise to project yourself too heavily onto this character.
She still hadn't confessed by the end.
An empty organization To avoid embarrassment, The author is chatting on a secondary account... 603322391
This is a treasure of a novel!
Last night, I was bored and browsing novels when I stumbled upon this one. The beginning was quite captivating, and after Xia appeared, I couldn't put it down! 😫😫 I was moved to tears! I read it again this morning, and I'm super excited for the future of androids and the interactions between the main characters! I don't want to overhype it for fear of putting pressure on the author...
Suddenly, an idea popped into my head: if we create an android using the same method as Lu Wen, transfer all of a human's memories into it, and then kill the original human, wouldn't the android believe that it has transformed from a human into an android, just like Number 1?
I just think it's poorly written. Why does an android have so many thoughts? And why is it so afraid of death? It's too cowardly to be afraid of death again after already dying once.