Laying Low in Another World While Researching Science

The story is very good, but the only drawback is that it has a female protagonist. It would be okay if there was a single female protagonist, but as long as the protagonist is around a woman, he feels like he is being taken away by the protagonist. It is clear that the protagonist previously thought that women would affect the speed of drawing his sword. Some of the accepted female supporting roles are really annoying, such as Mulali, who was just sent to the protagonist by a small family in the protagonist's hometown. She has no merits. Instead, she likes to make decisions without authorization, directly treating herself as the protagonist's lover, and also wants to arrange a wife for the protagonist. Why do people like the rational protagonist like this? It felt like it became a bit floaty immediately afterwards, and getting along with the main female characters became a bit lewd. Fortunately, this part is not significant. The story is beautifully written, but the ambiguous feeling between the protagonist and the woman is a failure. It would be better not to write it at all.

Are you so mean-spirited that you insist on using a bright light as a target to practice shooting? Saying that you have to keep growing while constantly looking for trouble is not disgusting, it is really sick. There is nothing good about this in itself. If it is discovered, there will be trouble. I really don't know how to design this plot.

Could it be that the so-called research science is all based on artificial intelligence research, and you just use it?

The economic shortcomings of this work The urban background is a lot of factories + black smoke + overworked ordinary people, which is simple and pale. There are two premises for what Britain was like in the 19th and 20th centuries. 1. The rise of the petroleum and steel industry, refining and decomposing synthetic chemical raw materials, and mass-producing industrial products. 2. The production of cheap goods has a large number of third-world dumping grounds, harvesting the world. Based on this premise, the basic setting of this game has many flaws 1. Black smoke is emitting from the small town to the capital. What is it? Coal, oil or other special materials, where are they produced, and are there any cost advantages? 2. There are factories in small towns. What is the economic cycle? What does the capital rely on to support the economy? At present, it seems that it can only be Mathematical Olympiad immigration + high-end manufacturing. For example, if you sell an airplane, what do you get after selling it? Buy local crops, industrial raw materials, and light industrial products? 3. Why are ordinary people so tired? What is the production efficiency? It's all squeezed out. There is no colonial dumping ground, low income and low consumption power. It is a popular saying that there is neither external circulation nor internal circulation. Why is the employment rate so high and why is it so exhausting? No matter how you look at it, it's time to pour the milk Solving these basic setting problems can extend a lot of interesting content, and the world view of the novel will be more realistic and complete For example, creating industries to solve a large number of jobs, developing high-end manufacturing, communications, media, film and television, education, and medical care Promoting moderate changes, such as full employment leading to no one leaving the factory, young people all want to be actors, designers, and doctors. Business owners have to implement an eight-hour work system, provide holiday benefits, etc. To attract workers, and nothing will happen even if there are arcane laws. Isn't this the age of Dongwei spirituality, activating the productivity of all people and improving happiness?

Save money: hang sheep's heads and sell dog meat. There is no modern industry as you imagine here, let alone an industrial revolution.

I specially dedicated a chapter to speak about it. In one sentence, it is pork filled with water. It is tasteless to eat and it is a pity to throw it away. I see in the book club circle that most of the people who have signed up are small accounts. Are they spending money to buy trolls? What happened to the three golden chapters at the beginning of this book? It's frustrating and boring. It keeps repeating the endless cycle of making money and opening up the spiritual sea. The writing is stiff, that is, I can read it through and the meaning can be barely accepted. Writing research, and the blackness in the beginning The recruitment of the Snake family is completely omitted, which makes people feel like they are useless without Goldfinger. I really don't know how many books I have read to say it is good. Are you a novice who just got into the game? Just a few words will make you excited and want to stop.

Guys, is this book really good? When I read Chapter 24, I felt it was awkward and noob. The routines are all the same. What's the point of the sea of ​​blood? Once you specialize in the arcane arts, you're done. There are also knights who come up to give you favors. What's going on behind the scenes? I thought it was about studying science, but I haven't seen how knowledgeable the male protagonist is until now.

Redraw the map based on the contents of Chapters 247, 264, and 273

1. After reading more than forty chapters, there is nothing exciting about it. It cannot affect the reader's emotions. 2. No goals, no desires. The eggs are tasteless. There is no blood of fighting, no confusion of lust, no emotion. It's like watching a robot. Robot Story. You can change the name to something like this.

Hollowness is the biggest shortcoming of this book. The author attempts to incorporate scientific elements to describe a rigorous spiritual arcane system, but both in terms of setting and content it only remains on the surface. The word "logic" is repeatedly emphasized in the article, but the content is completely inconsistent with the proper logic of the worldview set by the author himself. Or in fact, there is no logic at all, not even a theoretical setting. Reading it feels fake, big, and empty. It can be seen that the author should have referred to "Arcane God's Work", but the scientific knowledge and theoretical system involved in "Arcane God's Throne" are very rich, but they are not at all in this book. On the one hand, the author likes to emphasize professional terms such as "science", "logic", "materials", etc., On the other hand, there is no substantive content at all. He tells you that the protagonist has pieced together something and invented something without any theoretical support or process, and then tells you that this is logic and this is science. People sell dog meat on sheep's heads, but they still have meat. You don't even have meat.