The Cultivating Programmer

The second time I read it, I still abandoned it in Chapter 59. The protagonist feels cautious in the outside world and is friendly to others. As soon as he arrives at the outer sect, especially when he goes out on a mission, the protagonist acts like he is an immortal, a disciple of the sect, he is superior, he is as good as two hundred and fifty, and he talks a lot of nonsense and his words are extremely dramatic. He is polite and friendly to his fellow sects (not enemies), but is cold and arrogant towards mortals. At first he mistook Ling'er for his ancestor, and knelt down to salute without even daring to raise his head. He looked like a bully who was afraid of the strong.

I read more than two hundred chapters of this book in one go. It is a good read. I just have some simple thoughts: 1. There is no side description of what the efficiency of various levels of spiritual root cultivation is like. For example, the immortal spiritual root has not been able to perform Tai Chi for ten years, and Li Shifan It didn't take long to break through 2. Ling'er, who has the potential to be a saint in the Holy Land, accompanied the protagonist to the back mountain when he was in danger without the protection of an expert. There was no description of any accountability later, which is obviously inconsistent with the subsequent description of her status in the sect 3. So there are three spiritual cultivators in the big sect, and suddenly a spiritual cultivator appears in the core area of the territory. No one has investigated or attracted them for a long time. It is not consistent with his noble status symbol, although he is thought to be a reincarnated boss in the back 4. As one of the upper gates, there are monks of the fourth realm depicted on the inside of the gate, and there is a blessed land and a holy land above. So I guess that the holy land may have at least seven realms of monks. In such a high-level world, plus the dozens of states ruled by the light gate, the sect has millions of disciples, not counting vassal families, so it is impossible to lack at least the basic promotion materials to this extent. An apprentice can advance to Tai Chi. The materials can be materials that were not taken seriously by the sect at that time and had to be worked hard to obtain. When it comes to materials from Tai Chi to Liang Yi, the protagonist is the fourth peak leader of the second peak of the entire sect. It is difficult to get the materials. Not even a main material can be obtained. This sect is not allowed to take jujube pills. Can you understand that you have to go from Liang Yi to Sancai so hard? There are so many Eryi and even Sancai in the sect, but none of them have these materials? Also, the protagonist is the only fourth spiritual cultivator in the sect. He made a set of beads and a fifth-level cultivation method, and another set of tens of thousands of spiritual stones. You can get these materials just by letting out rumors. I don't feel that the sect is trying to win over the protagonist at all. 6. Warriors have killed so many disciples. Disciples are the cornerstone of a sect. According to the level of the protagonist's house, he will encounter them every time he goes out. It is impossible for the sect to be unwary. It is not right for the senior officials to be so indifferent. This sect is still prosperous 7. There is no other meaning in saying this, I just hope that it can improve or clear up doubts. There is no need to use materials to stimulate the plot. Under the world view you are writing now, there is too much to write about warriors, twin worlds, formations, Blue Sky Alliance, Thirty-six Tiangang, Seventy-two Earthly Demons, other visits, blessed places, and holy places 8. The protagonist and supporting characters in this book have online IQs. There are no particularly embarrassing pretentious slaps or vulgar plots. They are well received 9. I hope the author will write better and better and his results will get better and better. A little opinion

I have just read more than ten chapters. The creativity is indeed very good, but I feel that I have gone astray, because the golden finger has lost its specialness and has become an old routine of "collecting luck and merit, adding points to learn skills". The biggest feature of the editor is freedom, which is reflected in the creation of skills. Regardless of success or failure, it should be the protagonist who collects the skills and disassembles them into sentences, and then puts them into the editor for combination

Ever since I turned on anti-theft, I almost vomited when I watched ads on Qidian every day. Until yesterday, I saved more than 1,000 Qidian coins and read all the updates. Currently, I still have 29 points left. I will continue to watch ads tomorrow.

Are all cultivators so irrational? You only have one life, aren't you afraid of being slapped? The protagonist has made it clear that he has a background, but his own background is not enough and he is still pushing himself? Too unreasonable

The general feeling is that the programmer is just a cover, and it can be replaced by other golden fingers. The setting of coders lacks inevitability and uniqueness.

Good guy, people are dumbfounded when they see ifelse. I think the author can consider using Qt to edit the graphical interface with Goldfinger in the future, and use different languages ​​to complete different functions. For example, pythen is used for alchemy, c++ is used for weapon refining, c# is used for formations, java is used for pets, and a database is used for space backpacks. In this case, I will be happy!

This novel is like a web game wrapped in the skin of Minecraft. You think you can build unlimited houses and make equipment, but actually click on it: kill Xiaobai to get 20 stones and give them to the villagers in exchange for a stone sword. The essence is still the same as the traditional golden finger, and the advantages of programming are not seen at all.

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A long time ago, when I was using Win98, my system crashed once. Because I am a computer idiot, my friend introduced me to a master to help me repair my computer. He looked at the computer and asked me if I had a 98 disk. I said no. He thought for a while and asked me to give him the landline phone. I wanted to repair the computer and need a phone for it, but he was an expert and I couldn't say anything, so I unplugged the phone and gave it to him. He connected the free end of the phone line to a jack on the computer, then logged into DOS, and then started pressing keys on the phone. He pressed the keys extremely fast, but he only pressed 0 and 1. I couldn't figure it out. What's the use of this, but I didn't dare to ask. After watching it for more than half an hour, he kept pressing these two buttons, both sexes, and I gradually became sleepy. I asked him how long it would take to do this, and he said it would take a few hours. I poured him a cup of tea, and went to sleep alone next door. When I woke up, I saw that more than 4 hours had passed. I got up and went next door and saw him debugging in 98. After a while, he said, try it. I sat on the chair and used it for a while. It was really good. I didn't know much about computers at the time, so I thanked him and left. Later, I gradually got to know computers, and finally understood that it turned out that the master at that time had programmed a 98 system in machine language. I later asked my friend about the whereabouts of that master, and my friend said that after going to the United States a few years ago, there was no news… A long time ago, when I was using Windows XP, my system crashed. Because I was a computer idiot, my friend introduced me to a master to help me repair my computer. He looked at the computer and asked me if I had an XP installation disk. I said no. He thought for a while and asked me to bring him an empty DVD recording disk and a needle. I wanted to repair the computer with a recording disk and a needle, but he was a master and I couldn't say anything, so I found a needle and gave it to him. He poked the needle at the DVD recording disk. He poked very quickly, but only deeply or shallowly. I didn't understand the use of this, but I didn't dare to ask. After watching for more than half an hour, he kept poking at the DVD recording disk. I gradually became sleepy. I asked him how long it would take to do this. He said it would take a few hours. I poured him a cup of tea and went to sleep alone next door. When I woke up, I saw that more than 4 hours had passed. I got up and went to the next door and saw him debugging in XP and installing Office, Photoshop, Thunder, World of Warcraft and other software. After a while, he said, try it. I sat on the chair and used it. It was really good. I didn't understand computers at the time, so I thanked him and left. Later on, I slowly got to know computers, and only today did I know that the expert at that time carved a single-sided, double-layered DVD with the installation programs for XP, Office, Photoshop, and World of Warcraft. I later asked my friend about the whereabouts of that expert. My friend said that after going to Iraq three years ago, there was no news… A long time ago, it was when I was using Windows VISTA. One time I accidentally formatted the D drive because I am a computer idiot. My friend introduced me to a master to help me repair my computer. He looked at the computer and asked me if I had a ghost backup, and I said no. He thought for a while and asked me to bring him an empty Blu-ray disc, a fluorescent tube and a piece of prism glass. He also asked me what was in the D drive and what I wanted to do with it to recover the data. But he was an expert and I couldn't say anything, so I gave him the Blu-ray disc, a fluorescent tube and a piece of prism glass. He also told him that my D drive was full of Naruto animations. He held a triangular glass in front of the lamp and switched the light on the Blu-ray disc. He changed the light very fast, but only illuminated the blue beam or not. I didn't understand the use of this, but I didn't dare to ask. After watching it for more than half an hour, he still kept shining the Blu-ray disc. I gradually became sleepy. I asked him how long it would take to do this, and he said it would take a few hours. I poured him a cup of tea and went to sleep alone next door. When I woke up, I saw that more than 4 hours had passed. I got up and went to the next door and saw him reading the CD file, which was full of Naruto cartoons and the latest 2 episodes. After a while, he said, try it. I sat on the chair and used it for a while, and it was really good. I didn't know much about computers at the time, so I thanked him and left. Later I gradually got to know computers, and only now do I know that the expert at that time used triangular glass to separate the various colored beams of sunlight, and used the blue light spectrum to burn data on the disc. With his amazing memory, he wrote all the Naruto cartoons on the 50G Blu-ray disc. I later asked my friend about the whereabouts of the expert. My friend said that after going to Japan a year ago, there was no news... ​ A long time ago, it was when I was using Windows 7. One time I accidentally formatted my SSD and because I am a computer idiot, my friend introduced me to a master to help me recover the data. ​ He looked at the computer and asked me if I had an eSATA cable. I said no. He thought for a while and asked me to bring him a bottle of glue. He also asked me what was in the solid-state drive. I wanted to repair the solid-state drive and needed glue for it. But he was a master and I couldn't say anything, so I gave him the glue and told him that my solid-state drive was full of DirectX 11 games. He smashed the solid-state drive, boldly took out the broken storage particles, threw them into the air together with the bottle of glue, and then started dancing. He danced very fast, and the storage particles and glue were either stuck or not in the air. Well, I didn't understand what the purpose of this was, but I didn't dare to ask. After watching it for more than half an hour, he kept dancing. I gradually became a little sleepy. I asked him how long it would take to do this, and he said it would take a few hours. I poured him a cup of tea, and went to sleep alone next door. When I woke up, I saw that more than 4 hours had passed. I got up and went to the next door and saw him debugging in Windows 7. It was full of DirectX 11 games, including the latest Far Cry 3, Fallout 5, Call of Duty 7 and Need for Speed ​​19. After a while, he said, try it. I sat on the chair and used it for a while. It was really good. I didn't know much about computers at the time, so I thanked him and left. Later I gradually got to know computers, and only today did I know that the master at that time used the principles of air energy to perfectly mix and reorganize the storage particles and glue inside the solid-state drive and restored my solid-state drive data. I later asked my friend about the whereabouts of the master, and my friend said After going to Mars a few days ago, there was no news… A long time ago, when I was using win, my CPU smoked. Because I am a computer idiot, my friend introduced me to a master to help me repair my computer. He looked at the computer and asked me if I had a new CPU. I said no. He thought for a while and asked me to get him a pile of sand. I wanted to repair my computer with sand, but he was a master, so I couldn't say anything, so I went downstairs to decorate the house and got him a handful of sand. He baked the sand in liquefied gas, then used a hair dryer to blow it into crystals, then put it on a plate and started pouring intel inside. I didn't understand the use of this, but I didn't dare to ask. I watched for more than half an hour, and he kept arranging the crystals to make semiconductors. I gradually became sleepy. I asked him how long it would take to do this, and he said it would take a few hours. I poured him a cup of tea, and went to sleep alone next door. When I woke up, I saw that more than 4 hours had passed. I got up and went next door and saw him debugging in 98. After a while, he said, try it. I sat on the chair and used it for a while. It was really good. I didn't know much about computers at the time, so I thanked him and left. Later I gradually got to know computers, and finally understood that the expert at that time made a CPU himself out of sand. I later asked my friend about the whereabouts of the expert. My friend said that after going to the United States a few years ago, there was no news… A long time ago, when I was using a 14' color display, I accidentally dropped it on the floor. Because I am a computer idiot, my friend introduced me to a master to help me repair it. ​ He looked at the computer monitor and asked me if I had any spare ones. I said no. He thought for a while and asked me to bring him a lighter. He also asked me if I had any straws. I wanted to repair my computer and what I would need these for. But he was a master and I couldn't say anything, so I gave him the stuff. He knocked open the cracked screen, and used a lighter to draw circles on the fragments to burn. He drew circles very slowly, but only if they met or not. I didn't understand the use of this, but I didn't dare to ask. I watched for more than half an hour, and he was still playing with the fragments. I felt sleepy in a hurry. I asked him how long it would take to do this, and he said how many hours. I poured him a cup of tea, and went to sleep alone next door. When I woke up, I saw that more than 4 hours had passed. I got up and went to the next door and saw him debugging in front of the computer. The screen was much larger and turned into a flat screen. After a while, he said, try it. I sat on the chair and used it. It was really good. I didn't understand computers at the time, so I thanked him and left. Later I slowly got to know computers, and finally understood that it turned out that the master at that time burned the fragments with a lighter, fused them together with amazing internal force, and then used a straw to suck them into a vacuum. I later asked my friend about the whereabouts of the master. My friend said that after he went to Mars a few years ago, , no news… A long time ago, I bought my first laptop. Just three days after I bought it, it crashed after three minutes of being turned on. Because I was a freeloader of computers, my friend introduced me to a master to help me repair my computer. He looked at the computer and asked me if I had a new notebook, and I said no. He thought for a moment and asked me to get him a paper notebook. I wanted to repair the computer for a paper notebook, but he was an expert, so I couldn't say anything, so I went downstairs and spent 1.5 Yuan to get a notebook from a small shop for him. He opened the paper notebook and began to fold the pages one by one, either into triangles or quadrilaterals, and then placed the strange triangles or quadrilaterals between the keyboard gaps of the notebook. I don't understand what the use of this is. But I didn't dare to ask. After watching for more than half an hour, he kept folding and playing with the polygons made of paper. I gradually became sleepy. I asked him how long it would take to do this. He said it would take a few hours. I poured him a cup of tea and went to sleep alone next door. When I woke up, I saw that more than 4 hours had passed. I got up and went to the next door and saw him playing World of Warcraft on my laptop. After a while, he said, try it. I sat on a chair and played for a while. Later I slowly got to know computers, and finally understood that the master at that time used insulated points or wires to pass through the circuit board of the keyboard to form a hardware debugging machine, which solved the bottleneck problem between the CPU and the memory. I later asked my friend about the whereabouts of the master. My friend said that after going to the Sahara Desert a few years ago, there was no news...