The Eve of Ascension

The cyber doctor should be paired with a cyber ghost heroine, do you think so?

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Technology, city, distortion, flesh and blood (thinking)! Got it, Singularity Technology is shocking! 😍

Guy A's grades are worse than endless debt (sad)

No, where is your new book?

Guy a, hurry up and open a new book. I'm dying. Please, guy a. I've re-read the previous few books during this period. Now I feel like there are ants crawling on my body. I feel like I'm shaking all over. I can't breathe. Please, guy a. Please open a new book. I will never read a book again. I will continue to read it in the future. Please, guy a. Really, open a new book. I swear I will give you all my monthly passes in the future. I really can't bear it anymore. Guys, please open a new book.

Report, a guy was injured by the subspace blasphemy spell, the new book will jump for a while.

The new book is well known (wrong)

Congratulations to An Lao for being shortlisted for the Best Science Fiction Online Literature Award😍😍😍😍

It turns out that I thought I didn't like cyberpunk literature, animation, and games. Many cyberpunk works show a kind of morbid and crazy freedom, and the world view is often a stereotypical dystopian society. The pursuit of freedom in a cyberpunk world is the ultimate romance. Many works choose a cowboy with a free nature to break the shackles, but I don't like such stories. It assumes that the ruling class of that world is inherently evil, thereby justifying the pursuit of a "sick freedom" by these cowboys. Cowboys raced through the streets, frantic, firing bullets wantonly, and explosions ripped through neighborhoods. I will think about the hearts of those people who have been victimized by "the pursuit of freedom." Or is it that in the world of cowboys, these numb ordinary people who have been alienated by the world can no longer live well, and dying for "chasing freedom" is a kind of relief? It seems like I'm thinking too far ahead. Thursday in "The Ascension" is chasing freedom, but he keeps running to maintain the normal operation of society. He feels that society is a huge madhouse, but he does not give up on every patient. He also seeks to cooperate with more social government agencies and capable people to solve the troubles caused by the cowboys who try to make the whole world explode. Finally, he flies into the sky like a bird to prevent him from becoming a superman and becoming one of the sources of social evil. Thursday lived within the framework of society, maintained the social framework, and finally rushed towards freedom, and allowed the people around him and the ruling class of society to make changes for a better direction. Back to society, the reason why the book "Sheng" is so good is because its science fiction and fantasy are based on a very practical thing: the human soul is stuffed into an inhuman machine. Oh my gosh, this is literal "alienation of man." When the human soul leaves the body, it is a freer thing. However, it is stuffed into a cage made of steel and becomes less free. This results in the alienation of the human soul. Is this disease a "disease" of society? In the end, I think not. It is a challenge for the future of mankind. Alienation is only the first challenge. There are more difficult and more immersive challenges. Thursday was the first challenger. He failed but also succeeded. The final answer was a further step forward from Camus's Mogustault and a clearer answer to meaninglessness. There is nothing more romantic than this in confronting nothingness from the standpoint of nothingness. I don't know when the next book will be. I hope the author never dies and can always write such poetic and romantic works. Finally, I borrow the author's preface to conclude: Run, run, burning, shining, towards the unknown future.