Jumping Between Worlds Is a Disease

The author's imagination is quite good, but the government's methods in the book are too weak After such a large-scale incident occurs, CT must be used to conduct a large-scale investigation of key personnel, and relevant matters should be publicized to the public to prevent ordinary people from making further changes without knowing it. Most of those who are willing to replace have lost hope in their future lives. Otherwise, after knowing the impact of body replacement, if they are not desperate or in despair, they will not change casually, even for the sake of their family and future possibilities As long as the situation of replacement is popularized, the owners of "high-quality status" and "ordinary status" who have money, power and good conditions will realize that there are risks in replacement, and they will naturally refuse to take risks. Only "bad status" and "worse status" are left that are willing to exchange. There are only "worse" and "worse" left in the pool of identity exchange. In the case of butterfly swimming in the cesspit, the benefits of identity exchange will be infinitely reduced, and the associated turbulence of identity exchange on society will also be infinitely reduced (those who have a greater impact on society will definitely not be willing to take the risk of changing identities) In this case, Unless the desperadoes whose lives are hanging by a thread, those who are absolutely desperate for life and want to risk their lives and want to give it a try, basically no one is willing to take the initiative to change again, because the risks have been infinitely increased and the benefits have been infinitely lowered This method of replacement will directly destroy various social relationships and cause incalculable property turmoil, so it needs to be strictly cracked down on. The government can roughly estimate who has changed using some small means Verify whether there has been a change, it is very simple, it is mandatory to get up every day to verify the app The only authenticated identity app for each person, log in to verify who you are...

If the author can see it, I suggest you check out the interview with Zhu Zi on Station B. The completion of a novel is still very important. Even if you put an outline, it is better than a complete novel.

When I read it before, I felt that the writing style was very similar to that of Xiaoyu Qingchen. I was afraid that it was Father Xiaoyu's new vest. The author replied that he and Father Xiaoyu were friends. Now it seems that it is really Father Xiaoyu's new vest. I'm still waiting for the update of Kidnapping All Humanity woo woo woo

To be honest, when reading other books, whether they are science fiction or urban, no matter how the writing is, I can clearly realize after reading that the plot in the book is fake and cannot appear in reality. But after reading this book and turning off the phone after reading, I still got chills because I realized that if "soul replacement" really happened in reality, the situation would be the same as in the book, or even worse. Maybe this is the so-called immersion. (My Chinese is not very good, so please forgive me for any incomprehensible sentences.)

With all the random clothing in the world, I think the scariest ones are children. The author mentioned using props similar to electrotherapy to prevent children from pressing the buttons in their dreams. But is this method suitable for babies? In order to prevent people with evil intentions from traveling through time, human children are given preventive electrotherapy as soon as they are born. This is simply terrible. But if left unchecked, children's bodies are swapped by adults. The fairness of education and even the impact of traditional ethics are destructive. In terms of education, a group of time-travelers with graduate degrees and doctoral degrees are taking the college entrance examination together with 18-year-old boys and girls. If they are not controlled, the upper class of the intellectual class will become more entrenched. In terms of ethics, in order to increase the chance of rich people having a young body, some companies encourage couples to have children. As soon as the babies are born, they are guided through button travel and given a large amount of money after success. Even if it is because of group wear, everyone gives up their labor, the value collapses, and money becomes worthless. But the baby's body is like a blank sheet of paper, full of infinite possibilities, which most middle-aged and elderly people cannot resist. If things continue like this, there will be no new souls in the world. The appearance of children is for the reincarnation of the old. When fertility becomes a tradable resource, humans will inevitably guillotin their own civilization.

It is a very profound book that revolves around the point of soul travel - displacement. I didn't expect to be able to dig out so much. There are no redundant branches at all, and all the plots are based on this theme. There are all kinds of whimsical and whimsical ideas, and they are completely reasonable. It is not inferior to many masterpieces, and many parts can be taken out and expanded into a novella. In fact, I feel that the end is very close to the end. I am not surprised that it ends within 10 chapters, but the author may have higher requirements for his works. As a reader, I am not in a hurry and just wait for the ending to explode.

Book Review of "Indiscriminate Wearing Is a Disease" The author knew that this book was recommended by Mr. An on Weibo and was a new starting point. The setting was quite interesting, so I read it. However, after reading 50 chapters, the author felt personally disappointed. The important reason for abandoning the article is that it stops at the point where the protagonist persuades his old man to start traveling through time. And, the persuasion was successful. There is a feeling right now that in the author's eyes, human civilization is worthless. As of Chapter 50, there is almost no one who can transcend the conditions (the elderly, the disabled, the sick), and there is no one who sticks to his own principles in life and ideals. Originally Mr. Lin could do it, but his family persuaded him not to. The author feels that the author wants to drag everyone into the quagmire. Human civilization and the human spiritual world are worthless in the face of survival. This is really unacceptable. What the author revealed to me is that human beings are shameless, that is, they can give up dignity in order to live, that is, they can give up family affection and noble human emotions for money. The author does not deny that there are such people in real life, but not everyone is like this. After reading the first 50 chapters, I couldn't see a big thing describing the shining point of human nature. It gave me the feeling that it was a little bright, and then it was immediately defeated by reality and the need to survive. There was not a single positive example. The author understands that what the author wants to describe is a kind of chaos under social conflict. But this thing must have a degree, there must be light before there is darkness, and there must always be contrast. The current narrative logic is that there is no light, only darkness, reality is chaotic, only soldiers and the protagonist insist on performing tasks according to the organization's wishes, even if they have persistence and faith. But the ordinary people are a mess, with no good people at all. Even good people have to be persuaded to cross over. Outrageous. The second point that is difficult to read is the lack of female characters in the overall text. In a normal society, women can account for about half. From the perspective of women, many social issues can be reflected, such as the status of vulnerable groups, sexual violence and other issues. If the world goes haywire, will women be sold as objects? Whether you can survive in troubled times. But in this novel, women are almost non-existent. The author guesses that the author has not had much contact with women in the real world, so he does not know how to write about female characters. In order to avoid shortcomings, he simply did not write about it, and directly described a world where asexual reproduction is desired, women die on the spot, and all men live. After reading Chapter 50, the only woman who can be named is probably a woman who participated in a group experiment for plastic surgery. Just these few, with some stereotypes, but not at all in other scenes. If the author says that all women do not accept government assistance and all defect, then from the perspective of defectors, such as Chen Chen, will defecting women appear? There seems to be no description. In the text, nearly half of the population in the entire society is not even mentioned. The author believes that it is very destructive to the overall integrity of the world and breaks the balance of readability. There aren't even characters that female viewers can relate to. Among the first few men who dressed randomly, they were all described as sluts, singles, or patients with no one to take care of their families. It is true that there are cases of loneliness and widowhood, but that is not all. Since I have written these parts, why not refer to the real world. Most old people who are sick in bed are taken care of by their daughters, and their sick husbands are taken care of by their wives. Please tell me, does the author feel that this female character is not worthy of appearing in your story? Especially, in the author's opinion, indiscriminate dressing will lead to family breakdown, but he does not describe the reaction of women to the sudden change of husbands? Not describing sexual violence against women by people who have traveled through time? In the story, what the male characters cannot tolerate is that their wives will be touched by others, and their girlfriends will be treated in any way. It completely puts women in the perspective of being dominated, and they don't even have names, just a pronoun. It's really a bit... Macho? The third problem is the protagonist's line. A pair of interchangeable protagonists in contrast to each other, a pair of scattered protagonists. Expressing multiple perspectives among the random crowd. However, I still have to say that the narrative feels a bit confusing. Moreover, the unclear protagonist's line will cause readers to feel confused and not know which line to follow. You can pay more attention to this aspect later. Personally, I think we can add some more parts that describe the glory of human nature, even if we just add one or two big points to create a climax or conflict, it will make it more comfortable to read. After reading it now, only some good intentions in the details are not enough. The overall tone is darker, and I have no expectations for human nature. It is too sad. Also, the treatment of the government in the article is a bit sloppy, or in other words, too general. (The author doesn't know if there will be a reason for censorship in this part.) However, it seems that the handling is not very good so far. Starting from the protagonist discovering the contradiction, he must think about how to solve the contradiction, transform the contradiction, and deal with the contradiction. So when it comes to time travel, a major event that is enough to break the existing rules of mankind, the handling methods of various governments are too lax. I won't talk about foreign countries. In fact, domestically, the state machinery will not give the people such a large degree of freedom. Some of the detailed descriptions in it feel that the author is quite naive, in other words, not ruthless and realistic enough, so it is almost boring to read. From the text, the protagonist follows the government, so the protagonist's method of resolving conflicts depends on the government's methods. However, the first chapter has passed, and it is still at the stage of figuring out the contradictions rather than rectifying them. This progress is indeed a bit slow. As a result, the characters feel like they are standing still, just four people, performing tasks in different places, watching the news, reading tabloids and hearing some real-life gossip, but they cannot really promote the solution to the epidemic. Faced with this situation, there is still a feeling of confusion, uncertainty, and a feeling of moving forward. Generally speaking, the story is clearly written, but it can't just be a story, there must be some core things. You can't just rely on the setting to attract people. The setting can support me until the end of the first chapter. Later, it still needs to rely on well-established characters and a good-looking storyline to attract people. If the author himself can read this long review, I hope he can reflect on some of the issues mentioned in it and see if they can be better or even better.

On the way, I suddenly realized that I was left with only a vague face and a road of no return.

The male protagonist's imagination

It really tastes like Da Liu. It refers to writing science fiction as real as news reports. I haven't seen an author like this for a long time. Come on.