Myriad Worlds: Beginning a Mechanical Ascension in Terminator

How to say it? The writing method is wrong. First of all, you become a robot, and your thinking mode will change. There is no emotion, only logic and calculations to maximize the possibility, and you will not waste a lot of time doing useless things. What you should do is to upgrade yourself, think of yourself as a computer, constantly collecting various data upgrades, and then create a more powerful body to transfer yourself in, completely getting rid of Skynet's control. The second world suggests that Transformers use fire to completely transform carbon-based life.

The protagonist must have a clear goal. Author, please note that the protagonist is not a human being. He has only talent consciousness. No feeling. The protagonist doesn't need to think, he has thoughts running around. Because it is a machine, the processor will run automatically. The protagonist has only human consciousness. Over time, it will turn into a machine. But the protagonist is a thinking machine that can think about its own thoughts and ideas on its own. If we wait until society develops a little better, the protagonist can. Upload yourself to the network and leave a subroutine. This way you will be invincible.

The subject matter is okay, but what is the setting for mastery? Is the protagonist still in the process of digitalization of consciousness? Hopefully a sci-fi series. Don't just chase after souls, mental powers, powers and the like!

Why does physical mastery depend on fighting? That's a robot. Don't you need to understand the robot's program, material composition, assembly methods, etc.? In terms of combat, robots are programmed and have data. You can use as much strength as you want, and all actions are programmed. After waiting for several years in vain, the robot actually improved its 3% mastery by practicing with guns.

Skynet has been covered by 4090. It can only be said that people in the early days of the Internet were still not brave enough to think.

You can form a group and ask book friends to give you ideas.

My personal suggestion is that what you want to say here is not fixed. Biology, machinery, nanometers, magnetic fields, and data can all be converted into each other. The direction of development is to collect data like Chen Ang and use the whole world as a laboratory. The important thing is evolution. Collect new knowledge bit by bit while the new knowledge is constantly changing, and then transform yourself bit by bit.

After reading a few chapters, I felt that it didn't work. The T800 sent by Skynet at that time didn't look good with today's eyes, and the author's description didn't feel like a robot at all.

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