Fairy and Strange in Wilderness

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Isn't the protagonist's hanger a container (docker)? Or a low-end version of the container, create a box and run the program (practice) inside. The errors and correctness inside do not affect the outside world, but can be directly mapped to the outside world (on the protagonist's body) through the port. . . Referring to the current docker I think the protagonist's golden finger enhancement can be carried out in the following directions. One is that docker can be saved as an image. You can save a certain stage of the practice as an image. Docker can continue to run. If an irreparable error occurs later, you can open a new docker, download the previously saved image, and remap the new port. There will be no big losses. Multiple dockers run at the same time. One docker is equivalent to a host, mapped to different ports, and input and output data can be directly passed through the ports. Download open source images. Docker has many open source images, which are used to run specific programs, such as various versions of apache and various versions of nginx. Reflected in the novel, when an enemy is killed (or scanned), his physical state, including skill proficiency, etc., Can be retained. You must know that some skills require specific skill prerequisites, some require specific fates, and some require specific races. When encountering special skills, you can download a qualified clone from the open source library for practice Check the log. If you encounter an error, you can check the error log to locate the error.

Open high and go low again? The mysterious cultivation of immortality in the front is very interesting, but it is obvious that the author can't continue writing and starts to overturn the table. Just like the Little Monk book, I like the first and middle stages very much, but there are too many emotional descriptions in the later period (not bad, just too much) and the main plot is washed away.

When I see a little Loli girl, I act as a nanny and give money to the boy.

The two apprentices don't see any plot advancement at the moment. The trouble they caused is nothing to the current protagonist, and their cultivation is far inferior to that of the protagonist. He also has a bad mouth and doesn't show much respect to the protagonist. Instead, the protagonist has to kill enemies for them from time to time. He is completely a vase character.

The protagonist is always discovering new things, but these have no real impact. The system of cultivating immortals is repeatedly presented in a short period of time, but never developed, turning the book into a running account. The author deliberately avoids two points, one is to describe the supporting characters, and the other is to write the story. The plot remains at the early stage of the protagonist exploring the world. At first, it can continue to attract readers with novel settings, but when readers realize that these settings will never be used, the attractiveness of the book decreases greatly.

I changed the title of the book, and it's quite classy, ​​but I almost thought a new book had slipped into my bookshelf, and I was shocked. I quite like the content of the book, but it's not very exciting, it just doesn't have that tense and exciting feeling, it's a bit bland, and it doesn't quite fit in with the weirdness. I think the world view of this book is quite large and has a strong sense of fragmentation. Maybe my brain is not full. I hope to give some introductions to each different map. Maybe because of the clones, it is easy to be confused in different maps, and because the protagonist is exploring, he does not know enough about each map, so it is a bit foggy. Also, the protagonist's sense of presence is a bit low, maybe it's just me. I feel that when I read the article, I paid more attention to the map and less to the protagonist. I really wanted to understand each map. It felt like it was quite exploring. But when I read it, I felt that the portrayal of the protagonist was weakened, which meant that the story was weakened. The above is a little bit of my reading experience. I hope the author will subscribe a lot ~

I feel that the plot is not mature enough and is too simple in many places. For example, that young man came to the door and screamed to death, or everyone betrayed the temple.

I finished the book in one day, and this book is like a matryoshka doll in an infinite world?

The handsome little monk is gone, the loli is gone, the protagonist rice noodles are gone, has the author changed?

Dog thief dream girl! I'm coming sweetly! Before, you said you didn't want to write anymore, but luckily you're back Just on a whim, I took a look at your account and finally opened a new book.

Give me more updates! None of the piglets we raise gain weight so slowly!

Looking at this setting, the protagonist is the Taoist master. Because the rules of heaven were unreasonable, the world began to die, so the law of heaven regretted it, and the protagonist reincarnated and re-established the rules of heaven.

Seeing that the clone had tricked my senior brother and others also wanted to live forever, I suddenly thought that if the protagonist releases the clone and calls it his own clone, relying on the immortal curse to offset the cost, and the clone is exactly the same as the original body, it can live forever but cannot die. After death, I can recycle the clone's body and devour it. You can only control it if you are observed by yourself. Then you pretend to have turned yourself into a tree and can only stay in the temple unable to move. You use your clones to trade resources and recycle the corpses As long as you persist until the world is full of your own clones, isn't the protagonist the strongest person in the world?

Hanqiu returned to this account again, I just found out😋

It's a great idea, but unfortunately the writing is not good, the logic is not strict, and the dialogue is a bit childish.

The writing is really good, but the writing is high and low at the end.

It seems that the current set of honorary positions are basically full. The following realms of Celestial Immortal, Da Luo, and Wu Jing will never have new faces as long as the people above them die. The protagonist can only rely on the status of Taoist master now. Then make a bold guess whether this immortal soul will be the protagonist's personality in the previous life. As long as the protagonist continues to accumulate, he can rely on the Taoist personality to return to the top and finally put things right.

When starting to write about cultivating immortals, write less about monks

There is no cereal in the book review section, which is a pity ᶘ ᵒᴥᵒᶅ (A casual post just to mix up the monthly welfare pass)

This kind of world is so dark. This kind of world dies slowly in the darkness. It depends on how the author arranges the pig's feet. I hope the protagonist will kill all the weird ones, then destroy all the ghost skills, and then establish a rule. It is best to let the world cultivate and recuperate.

There are really few people there, so if you book it all and add two monthly passes, you will be in line 23

Others can write more than 600 chapters, but the author just finished it in 200 chapters

The author's settings are very good, especially in these chapters. There is a little bit of leadership. There is a Taoist master similar to Hong Gou in the fairy world who was later deceived by the time traveler. The channel for advancement was blocked (it seems that it was not completely sealed), which caused the way of heaven to regret. After that, some things happened and the fairy world collapsed, and it seemed to have changed.

It feels like every world could be expanded and fleshed out a little more. Furthermore, every transition is too fast. To sum up, the author let himself go 🙄🙄

No outline? If you put it directly into the box, it will collapse 😅

I just thought about the trip to the weird world that I read in the past. I wanted to see if the author had any new books, but I couldn't remember the title of the book. I was going to go to the post forum to ask, but I didn't expect that the book I was looking for turned out to be the author I was looking for.

After scattering flowers, a monthly ticket is presented. 🥳

Just let it go and die. . . . . . . .

The setting is very interesting, the plot feels well-written, and each map is interesting and creative.