The Chip Disguised as My Cells

I finally understand why there are so many people complaining in the comment area I can't stand it anymore. The first few chapters are okay, but I can't read the rest with my mind. When I read around chapter 6 or 70, I really feel that my poison resistance is already quite high, but the result is still The poison is gone🙂🙂🙂 Tell me a few points 1. The protagonist is too naive and basically has no brains when dealing with things 2. The plot is too vulgar, for example: ①The protagonist is because of helping Bauhinia The Flower Fighting Group was implicated when they were doing things. As a result, the Bauhinia Fighting Group could not solve the problem once and for all. Instead, it caused trouble again and again. A third-level war group actually went to a country and had the first place again and again. I was speechless when a high-level war group sent killers to kill the protagonist or others, and there was no active response or attack. ② Yang Zhi targeted the protagonist, but in the end he allowed Yang Zhi to do evil and sent killers to kill the protagonist. Is the Yang family so powerful? Just kill people who have the status of orphans of martyrs and officials? ③As for the conspiracies in the world, the protagonist really solves them one by one. If he doesn't encounter them, he just pretends that they didn't happen. He doesn't associate or reason at all, that is, he doesn't look at the problem with his brain. Some simple problems require other people's guidance. It's not necessary. Writing like this will make the protagonist's IQ lower and lower 3. Although the levels are divided, their improvement The upgrade process and steps are very vague, and the previous article said that this is a world that combines great power, but the later article gave me the saying "right > power", which made me speechless. Moreover, the protagonist of this book really yearns for power, which makes me even more speechless In general, this book is very readable, and I hope book friends will take care of themselves 🙂

"On whether a book whose title and introduction have nothing to do with it can be popular"

After reading Chapter 14, I really can't stand it anymore. You have to say that your protagonist is a seven or eight-year-old child with an acceptable IQ. How old is he? If you just apply an idiot template, you can only say that this book would have been very popular ten years ago.

This book must have been very popular twenty years ago.

The author's writing style is okay, but the plot is currently in the early stage, but the protagonist has developed into an official life stick, without the vitality of young people, and is unrealistic. The 7.8 Project incident was thought to be a breaking point, but the author's writing is too realistic, and the plug-ins become meaningless. Reading is not just about wanting to do something different from reality. It is obvious that the protagonist has no heart and principles, and the story becomes a plain water plot. I hope it will be useful to the author.

There were people watching this kind of protagonist ten years ago, but now I can't stand it after reading more than ten chapters. It's really idiotic. Such a big cheat can actually have such little effect, and the treasure hunt has been discovered by so many people, and people have come to find it. To be honest, if you don't hide this kind of ability, just wait to be controlled by others, in this world with extraordinary power.

The plot is a bit lame and the characters are a bit idiotic

Creating conflicts is too cliche. Big families either don't take action or take action to death, and it's all about women. It's corny, but to me it's highly toxic.

I didn't understand it. The first few pictures were speechless and basically not harmful. I didn't say anything when I got to where the woman left her phone number. If I went back and reported it, it would be a bit of an operation. But nothing happened after I went back. The woman showed up the next day. I don't understand it. The protagonists are all public officials now, right? Is it okay to flirt with someone who robbed the organization's things? Just because she is A-level? Just because she likes you and is friendly? This is not another small problem, this is a problem of stance. If you can make mistakes on such a simple question, it seems that there is nothing worth reading in this book?

Personally, I feel that if this book doesn't feature a brainless heroine too early or pretends to be a pig to eat a tiger, and if it is written well, it will be really good. . . . There is a setting, the characters have characteristics, the protagonist is not greasy, the outlook is not distorted, and the plot direction is not confusing. I wish the author a blockbuster success! ! ! ! ! !