
The Tower of Collapse
倾覆之塔
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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The author often spends only half a chapter advancing the plot, then a whole chapter introducing a ton of background information, followed by a chapter and a half of the protagonist figuring out the truth. These settings and intermediate conclusions remain imperceptible until they reappear dozens of chapters later as the gears of another deduction. This leads to two problems.
Overall, I was quite disappointed. Perhaps my expectations were too high due to the contrast with the previous book's intricately woven and perfectly self-contained cycle. The ending of this book felt rather rushed and perfunctory. While the delicate portrayal of the couple's emotions and the detailed descriptions of their daily lives were certainly refreshing, this is Qidian, not JJ.
#OnlineNovelFillingPlotsFestivalWishingSeason# My cat used to help me revise my work and give me feedback every day, oh my god! This time, let me have the whole event and give away freebies! Also, the cats in my book are named Qimiao, Le, and Lesi.
Some say there's been significant progress—some say it's not as good as going to university…
My opinion is: Both are correct. The setting, foreshadowing, structure, and character design of this book have all improved significantly, which is obvious to anyone with discerning eyes. However, this book has a different tone—if the previous book, *The Player*, was an uplifting one, leaving readers anticipating what followed—this book's tone is one of "sinking," subconsciously instilling a fear…
A few suggestions: It's been a while since I finished reading it, and I've only recently had time to write a brief review. Because I really love the author's books, I thought I'd share my thoughts. Discussion is welcome, but please refrain from arguing. The author is truly amazing; I was blown away after reading *Player's Super Justice* last year.
For Sheath, which is more important, the path or Alice? 1. Lark sees that Sheath's love is not directed towards any real individual, but rather towards something illusory. Because the object is illusory, Lark guesses that this might be love for some kind of path. 2. However, Alice is dead, meaning she no longer exists in this world, and Sheath doesn't see Alice as a lover but as a goddess.
Just wanted to praise this book. I'd call it "radio wave literature"—not in the sense of being "radio wave-oriented," but rather, "people outside the circle might not understand it, but those on the same wavelength will find it incredibly enjoyable."
The relationship between these three twilights is quite interesting.
The barn owl is certain; it integrates with everyone without discrimination and can fully upload and download data. The sheath represents negation, a countermeasure, a denial of all existence; it can completely erase consciousness from the network, utterly defeating the barn owl. Russell's work is a negation of negation, so it is an epitaph, not just a copy, but a summary, refinement, and sublimation of a person's life. What is dialectics?
The author actually writes a very good story, but why is there so much unnecessary grandstanding? Omitting some parts wouldn't affect the reading experience; in fact, adding too much makes it feel boring and detached from the story. The first few books seemed to have this problem too. Couldn't you revise it? 😥
Praise the cat
Having followed the game from the beginning, let me talk about the advantages of Tower: The Tower's world view is a mix of fantasy and science fiction, with psychoanalysis as its core engine (personal subconscious and collective unconscious, very Jungian and Freudian), fusing mages, elves, dragons, cybernetic bodies, psionic energy, chips, etc.