My Viral Doppelganger
我的病毒分身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Every good book is a world its author has carefully brought to life, so this list focuses on recommending promising science fiction. Special recommendation: ✨Forty-Six Billion Years of Evolution✨ Recommendation rating: Reflects how much I like the book. If I suddenly stop enjoying it, I'll lower the rating. Sci-fi rating: How much the novel feels like science fiction. Inhumanity rating: Not urban, not human, not driven by emotion, not social~ Our world: The world we live in now. System: Refers t
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Books I read myself.
Nostalgic Favorites
Books I used to enjoy, but never finished for one reason or another. They’re still on my shelf, and I don’t want to remove them.
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Why didn't the protagonist just get some kind of chameleon-like color-changing cells...? Wouldn't that be... A biological display? So this can also be used for... Invisibility??
I absolutely can't stand it anymore. The early parts were indeed very well written, but the author completely got carried away in the middle and later stages. It's all expository text and memoirs, a bunch of nested sentences, it's a headache to read, and there are very few plot points that actually drive the story forward. I hope the author can improve on this!
The beginning was fantastic, it felt like another great book was coming! I was deeply moved and felt incredibly energized by chapter nine! But then, in chapter fifteen, another "chosen one" abruptly appeared—a god who could live on the internet, wielding immense power. Aside from China, all other countries were under his influence and rule.
Response regarding the main character's slightly fast progress
I started writing the first word on May 20th, wrote the outline and sent it to the reviewers. Then, after submitting it for review and being rejected, I revised it again and submitted it again. It took three times before it was finally approved on the 22nd and appeared in the Qidian book library. From the moment I received my first vote from a reader, I was overjoyed.
The ideas and concepts are imaginative and imaginative, but they're too convoluted, especially the part about electronic life and aliens. It's excessive and difficult to watch. It's particularly tedious and somewhat deviates from the main theme. Furthermore, why would the protagonist, with his abilities, need to use alien methods to deal with them? It's like a poorly written plot in a Hollywood blockbuster. He has his own technology and is perfectly capable of analyzing it.
I'm sorry to have kept you all waiting.
Um, I'm a little sorry for the long hiatus, but I won't abandon it. After all, this is the first story I've written into a book, and I'll continue telling it no matter how imperfect it may be. However, reality is not so kind. My dad was diagnosed with nasopharyngeal carcinoma some time ago and has been undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with the "cloning" trope. 😚 If only the original "Electric Eel" hadn't been abandoned. 😭
The protagonist's kindness even disgusted me a little.
The concept was actually quite good, and the first chapter had a cinematic feel, but it started to fall flat later on. The meaningless daily descriptions and the inexplicable female supporting characters significantly lowered the book's overall quality and scope.
The more I read, the more unbearable it became. The author inserted too much of his own bias. Objectively speaking, Lin Hui was saving humanity; without him, Earth would have been occupied, turned into a battlefield, or destroyed long ago.