Create the World from Low Dimensions

I've read Chapter 26, and the protagonist clearly has a good start. If you don't use it, it will be like a full-level large number directly turning into a whiteboard number. That's it…

The author is really great and has given me a lot of knowledge. I have been reading books for several years and I have seen countless kinds of protagonists, good, bad, disgusting, noble, inhumane, caring about the world, crazy, happy-go-lucky, smart, reckless, stubborn, see through life, and always do things unexpectedly, but no matter what type of protagonist, there is no conflict with the identity of the protagonist. The protagonist created by the author does not evaluate his quality. He is the typical villain and boss in various books who does not care at all about the lives below him. It's not that I'm superior, but I don't care at all, just like the dust on the roadside. Pebbles on the ground. Even if you are superior, at least you can be superior only by contrast. It's because you think the other person is humble that you feel you are superior, not because of complete neglect. When the protagonist was resisted by that technological civilization, he felt that he had been stepped on by a stone on the roadside, slipped and got knocked, and then became very angry. Completely ignore them, regard them as resources and energy, and do not regard them as intelligent life. It really tastes too strong.

No matter how cowardly and decent you are in reality, you will be as crazy and evil as you are in virtual reality. It can also be said that no matter how weak and powerless you are in three dimensions, you will be as wanton and rampant in killing humanity in two dimensions. This kind of book, let alone the three views, does not even have the most basic human thinking.

If the protagonist's character is always the villain, then it doesn't matter. You can create a persona of a good person who is willing to sacrifice himself for others, and then immediately turn into a hypocrite, a disgusting villain, and really not many people will accept it. Especially if you directly say that they are all NPCs, I have never seen a more despicable and disgusting reason than this. What is an NPC? Is it a tool in the game that has no self-knowledge or self-awareness? Did you create the life in this world? Don't they have self-knowledge, self-awareness? Not only do they have it, they can also poke wounds out of you, the so-called "higher-dimensional being". In addition, don't confuse the so-called humans with ants. Those people in the true sense are higher than ants in all aspects, wisdom, strength, will, and the way forward. But I can't see that the protagonist is more intelligent or smarter than those "ants". The protagonist is in this position forever, and this position is just temporary. On the contrary, I think that low-dimensional life is higher than the protagonist. The most important thing that determines whether intelligent life can be regarded as having the same status is the way of thinking. Ant is an ant and not a human being. The most important reason why N PC is just a tool is because it does not have the same way of thinking and thinking ability as human beings. But obviously those lower beings. Yes and higher,

(Subjective) After reading Chapter 18, the protagonist seems like a villain and has no empathy for intelligent life. There is no need to find some excuses to massacre Indians. I don't need to recognize the equality of low dimensions and high dimensions. I can just kill them openly. The first chapter emphasizes that the protagonist is a good person. A person, a person who sacrifices himself for others and has noble behavior due to his childhood education, is different from the following text, but it can be tolerated. The main thing is not to be a hypocrite (personal opinion). After all, I have only read eighteen chapters. As long as the protagonist is not anti-human, it is normal for some people to like him. I put forward my personal one-sided idea and then added: The protagonist believes that low-dimensional intelligent life is like NPC in the game, which can be killed indiscriminately (from various descriptions in the book). I don't quite agree with it. If the author says it clearly (it's not the protagonist's words, it's mainly the author's). Personally, what I see from the book is that the protagonist is like the author's puppet or clone (to a certain extent), and he knows it from birth (like a God's perspective). Of course, it can be ignored. The protagonist's words and deeds in the book are inconsistent, and there is no sense of involvement (I read the first chapter, and the protagonist is very positive (no other meaning), no problem, but after that, when the protagonist is from a high dimension to a low dimension, it is like I am born nobler than you, so I can destroy it at will) I deceive myself because they cannot communicate, trade, etc. (Because it can be seen from the book that the intelligence of low-dimensional beings is no lower than ordinary people, so how can civilizations be unable to communicate. Forget it, I don't have to study it in detail. You can read the book, because I like this subject very much, so I also hope that the author can write better and better in terms of imaginative settings, plot twists, and protagonist growth. By the way, I hope that the civilization of the protagonist in the book will pass away, and I will also experience the weakness (

I think there is a very good sentence in the book. Those who play with the latitude will eventually be played by the latitude. At present, the protagonist is playing with everything in that latitude for his own selfish interests. It feels a bit disgusting. You can have a sense of superiority, but you cannot be brainless and arrogant. You always think that you are invincible because of your high latitude. This kind of mentality and three views are always very offensive to people.

Never, never show up as a player, you can read it's pretty good. Yes

I just want to ask, what is the difference between the protagonist and Japan during the war of aggression against China? They are both stronger than the other side, they both talk about the need for good communication, they both kill living beings, and they both like to brainwash themselves.

I think this article is worth platinum status. If the author were not a trumpet, it would be so terrifying.

I didn't read the evaluation of the novel, I just read the introduction, and I saw the arrogance of high-dimensional beings towards low-dimensional beings, as if it has nothing to do with you if I destroy you. I read the first few chapters, and I saw that the protagonist was already lost in power from the moment he entered the door. Especially when he could be more powerful, he was completely lost. When his mood and strength did not match, the protagonist who acted bravely for justice was already dead. Unless he could clearly understand his original intention, but this is impossible, unless a high-dimensional life appears in the protagonist's universe!

The Virgin becomes the executioner. This does not mean that the executioner is not good. The main thing is that you give the protagonist a halo of the Virgin and then a massacre later, and you also secretly change the concept and say that low-level people are not human beings. I wonder why everyone has sympathy when watching TV and anime? Isn't it because we have similar appearance and the same emotional abilities as those at lower latitudes? You might as well just be more direct and say that you regret it. Now you just need to become stronger. Don't be a biao. It's a bit disgusting to build a memorial arch. And I myself like protagonists who kill more decisively, but your character is really disgusting.

The protagonist is already in a daze. After the protagonist became disabled because of saving others, the injustices he encountered in society distorted the protagonist's heart. After entering the low-dimensional universe, the negative emotions in his heart also amplified. The distorted force field on the protagonist's body should be the manifestation, because the protagonist is the strongest and unstoppable in the low-dimensional universe, so he begins to vent his dissatisfaction and gradually loses himself. The protagonist destroys uninhabited stars at the beginning and then destroys civilization at will. This is a process of transformation. To put it simply, it is darkening. True darkening is different from the "blackening" in ordinary novels. I feel like this book will be blocked sooner or later, after all, it is really dark.

It's so funny. High-dimensional people can be injured by low-dimensional people. Can the characters on your TV jump out and hit you? ? ?

The protagonist gave me a weird feeling. I haven't finished watching it yet, but I just saw the point where the low dimension is destroyed. The protagonist just stood there and watched being formatted, and then reacted afterwards. It felt quite silly.

Alas, I want to read a book about chaos and evil! It seems that chaotic evil really cannot pass the trial. We can only look at neutral evil Characters in this alignment do not like discipline and are not willing to abide by laws, traditions or any "noble" beliefs, but they are not as restless and love conflict as characters in the chaotic evil alignment. They think entirely about themselves and only see benefits that can benefit themselves, pure and simple, and do not care at all about the people who die because of this benefit. This type of person has no preference for order and law. They will only follow the law if they can benefit themselves. Otherwise, they will break the contract without hesitation. However, they are not as restless or conflict-loving as chaotic evil ones. Neutral evil sees self-interest as an ideal and believes in their own practices. The scary thing about the neutral evil camp is that they will have no sense of honor and object distinction at all for their own benefit.

Being injured by four robots from high to low dimensions? In fact, my understanding of high dimensionality and low dimensionality is that if you draw a painting or write a novel, you will have low dimensionality. For low dimensions, this means that the God of Creation cannot resist. There is no reason for the protagonist to be injured, and there is a foreshadowing. The blood shed is collected. Although for the protagonist, it will be an annoying mosquito at that time, which is harmless, but it is also disgusting. Regardless of the above point of view, I can still read what I wrote before, but it is very boring after the creation of the world. Then the person you created wants to rebel against the protagonist, thinking that his father god is evil, but the protagonist does not admit it at all, uses another identity, and helps that person become the king. That person gave him the title of God of Wisdom and accepted it. After all, he was created by the protagonist himself with his own blood. Isn't it disgusting?

This book feels like an explosion of imagination, with the addition of the Blue and White Society, the addition of the Omniscient Information, the addition of raising all human beings, and the addition of the feeling of a low-key game, because you have all the settings of these books.

I only read the introduction! Is the author not clear about the concept of low dimensionality? Why are ants in the three-dimensional world such giant beasts in the two-dimensional world? It can be said that if you fix the ant in the air and illuminate it with parallel light, its shadow can barely be seen as what it looks like in the two-dimensional world, and its size will not change!

Is this a low latitude? This is obviously a low latitude. If it is a low latitude, then the world will not be able to provide any help to the protagonist.

Author, apart from making the characters look silly, what benefit does your description bring to your income?

After reading two chapters, I feel it's okay, but once the protagonist's character is established, it must be written according to that character. Don't fall apart. If you want to go to the dark stream, just go straight. Don't worry about what others say. Don't make a virgin at the end, that will be disgusting.

Can you add some sperm?

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