The Laws of Big Data
大数据法则
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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589Chapters
26.5kRecommendations
36.3kFans
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I've always hated this kind of academic learning because it makes the author think the author will inevitably write about class conflicts, with good students discriminating against bad students, and rich students discriminating against poor students! But the reality is, what a load of rubbish!
... As for the female lead, I actually prefer someone who leaves everyone far behind and gradually surpasses them, rather than having an average girl ride on her coattails' adventures. That sense of loneliness and desolation of gradually leaving everyone behind is the most captivating, like Wei He in *Ten Directions Martial Saint*.
This female lead killed off at least half of the readers.
Shennong's feedback: 1. The idea is good, but the global context is that major conglomerates monopolize everything, and ordinary people are like happy pigs. The United States is a good example. 2: The ordinary protagonist gets the treasure and still goes out and partyes.
The premise and writing style are both good, but the female lead is so forced and makes me want to vomit. Honestly, if you removed the female lead or toned down the romance, this would definitely be a great book, and it would be hard for it not to be popular.
Having read over 100 chapters, here are my thoughts. First, I think the female lead is the biggest flaw; she's poorly written. She clearly can't keep up with the male lead and constantly needs his help, making her a complete burden. Perhaps the author will give her some kind of power-up later.
Just like during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, when powerful families held absolute power, commoners had no chance of advancement and could only rely on these families. Therefore, even if the protagonist obtains a supreme treasure, he will always follow the female lead's lead, because if he were to break away from her and go solo, he would quickly be slapped to death by someone else.
Many great mathematicians left behind various mysteries and conjectures precisely to prove the existence of gods. If you, a god, immortal, or Buddha, are even less than mortal, is there any need to describe you? Buddha himself is a wise and enlightened being…
To be honest, the more I watch, the more I feel the female lead is overacting, and it's frustrating.
He's stuck in this lousy school, constantly entangled with the female lead. Who reads simp stories these days? Wouldn't it be better to just get the plot moving forward?