I Suddenly Gained High-Dimensional Interference Power

First develop intelligence, then learn mathematics, logic, and philosophy. If there aren't any serious problems (cognitive distortions, logical fallacies, perceptual confusion), then congratulations, you're not dreaming, you really have time travel/a cheat code! Even if it's a supercomputer, it's not a big deal.

The idea is okay, but it's clear that the writing is extremely poor, almost to the point of being unacceptable. What should be an interesting topic is written in a very dull and uninteresting way, leaving the reader with absolutely no emotional response. The ideas in your book are also so weak that they leave no room for thought.

In modern novels, the protagonist's transformation is too abrupt. Normally, when a protagonist has power and is unrestrained, he usually goes through a period of ancestral existence until he gets tired of it, then he examines himself and finally becomes a pure seeker of the Way.

This is outrageous, but incredibly novel. Analyzing the essence of cultivation from a high-dimensional perspective—it's a complete redefinition. And the author even marked it as a featured post!!!

Leaving aside values ​​and other logical thinking, let's consider a very simple question: Suppose someone clones an author, with identical body and memories. If the cloned author were to die and the clone were to live in their place, would the original author be willing to accept it? There's a saying, "put yourself in someone else's shoes." Most normal people can't empathize with this kind of scene! That's why so many readers are disgusted; they simply can't relate to it.

It is written with all my heart and soul; it is the great dream in the heart of every ordinary yet extraordinary person; it is a pure dream.

Here, we'll refer to the power systems used by the protagonists in the book titles mentioned by various science popularizers. Cheng Bin's Chapter: The protagonist Cheng Bin's experiences and the depth of his Nen ability development and analysis are used as the criteria for division. Because there are too many spoilers in this part, only the main changes are described in a rough manner. [2] 1.

Personally, I think his playstyle will create far more ruins than fertile land. In the end, they will be surrounded by ruins, trapped and dying in the desolate, fertile land. From a single-world perspective, his arrival from outer space is undoubtedly a huge driving force and a source of progress.

I couldn't even finish the first few chapters. With such immense power, they could wipe out humanity in just a few days. Why should I bother with the official accounts? I'd just wipe them out in a heartbeat. Every novel protagonist must possess extraordinary abilities. How can a useless character be a protagonist? Can they have the mindset of a strong person? Why write it like that? Isn't this clearly discouraging readers from reading?

Fantasy World Travel Chen Ang The true protagonist of this book is beyond comprehension and indescribable; that is, he cannot be expressed through words or other known descriptive mediums based on current human worldviews. The various "Chen Ang" characters appearing in the story can be understood as the "past" of different systems/dimensional lines after the protagonist transcends dimensions.