I Became Skynet in the Apocalypse

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Let me share my thoughts. Although the writing style of this novel is slightly immature compared to that of more established authors, the writing is quite smooth, and the plot moves a bit fast but I don't find anything wrong with it. Overall, it's pretty good. That's it, I'll give you Silver Alliance status after you write 800,000 words 😎@reader

🙄🙄🙄 is not working well. That's weird, they delete posts if you don't praise them, hahaha. I logged in because it was Skynet, but it was so different from what I expected. The writing flowed smoothly, but there were no exciting moments. It felt like the Iron Army was significantly weakened; even fighting a zombie was a struggle.

The author wishes that all your regrets this year will pave the way for next year's surprises, that all the bad experiences will be regrettable, and that all the good things will eventually come together. Keep it up, author! I believe that when more people know about your novel, you will achieve phenomenal success and soar to new heights! Okay! Back to the topic 😌 Please feature this post (manual sarcasm)

The early part of the story is about to end and we are about to enter the mid-stage Starry Sky story. Has anyone seen the story about the 83,000-ton crystal ore falling apart? Putting aside the fact that data collection needs to be done gradually, just the fact that even the most ordinary warships that can fly out of the solar system would weigh hundreds of millions of tons is not an exaggeration…

Well... How to put it... After reading this, I found it to be very different from what I imagined Skynet to be. Something feels off... 😰😰

The premise is flawed. It's illogical that all life forms on Earth evolve except for humans, who evolve the slowest. This is especially true considering that other life forms have evolved intelligence. Furthermore, why is it that in global biological evolution, the entire species evolves while humans evolve as individuals?

It was good; I watched it all in one go. However, the development on Earth was a bit too fast-paced, which always made me feel rushed. Also, it felt like the protagonist's power was developing slower than the evolutionary speed of the mutated forces, which was quite frustrating to watch.

Entered the palace The author mentioned in the book club that the book was discontinued.

I'd like to ask, what's the use of adding a post to the featured section? I've subscribed to the entire subscription, can I add it to the featured section?