
Artificial Intelligence Demon King
人工智能大魔王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 640k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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10Fans
313Chapters
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Let me start by saying that if you are reading this novel with a scientific and technological artificial mentality, it is best to skim or not read the previous part. The conspiracies and power disputes are a big headache for me. A vocational high school student who is only 15-18 years old is involved in these things, which makes me feel a strong sense of separation. Maybe the code is very confusing, and there may be explanations next, but the reason for doing this in the first place is not explained, nor is it explained what the protagonist's environment and abilities bring. It is just a conspiracy and it is confusing for several chapters. I couldn't help but jump to read it. I didn't see what I wanted to see until I skipped to 17, but I'm sorry, I ran first out of respect. A small school competition is so twisty and bizarre! I can't even imagine how you will write about national competitions in the future.
This book is quite good. I've read 50 chapters of Game of Thrones. What a bet, what a strengthener! The central point is the robot code. It's really good. The protagonist looks like a fighting maniac. Recommended to enter the pit. 👍👍👍
I prefer stories that are purely technological, but the proportion of conspiracy events in this book is a bit too high.
It's a bit lacking in background. You can find many contradictions from the few previous chapters, such as safety and insecurity. Since it is said to be safer, why are the things written about it so lawless, grabbing codes with guns, and fighting with guns? In addition, the protagonist is also written very unintelligently.
It's very nice, the book is great, the content is good, and the writing is even better. Come and take a look, it's worth recommending.
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