Distributed Alchemy

Thank you to the author. I have been asked by the company to study AIGC in the past few days and read this article again. I really feel that my san value has decreased in reality... Then I wish everyone has enough computing power and energy.

"Recommended Copy" Now his fame has been spread to a hundred universes, completely handed over to unfamiliar beliefs; He will seek wisdom in another kind of epiphany, and confront the way of heaven in a completely different practice. About the secret of cyber alchemy, it must be polished in the heart of digital life. "Work information" Book title: "Distributed Alchemy" Author: Zhao Guimao Type: Science Fiction·Future World Tags: Technological Cultivation, Cyberpunk, Taoist Metaphysics Metaverse Number of words: 250,000 words Status: Serial Recommendation index: ★★★★☆ (4/5) "Brief description of the work" The novel features the protagonist Lin Ming participating in the Hermes Yuanyu The opening ceremony of Zhou's triennial literature seminar is the beginning. The first volume "Lin Ming's Odyssey" tells a short experience of the protagonist Lin Ming returning from the real world to his "home", that is, the pyramid world. The second volume "The Shadow of the Pyramid" tells some stories that happened after Lin Ming and the scholars met in the new world. "Reason for Recommendation" Although the novel refers to some classic science fiction works, such as "Avalanche", "Neuromancer", "Lost Star Array", "Ring", "From the New World", etc., It is not a "hard science fiction" work. The novel is more of a science fiction literature composed of some of the author's imaginative thinking while working in the blockchain industry. The author of the first volume of the novel throws out some basic worldview settings, and slowly lays out the main plot line that develops against the background of the worldview of technological cultivation through the author's delicate narrative style. This part of the content needs to be polished because of the author's ability to control words, so there will be some mixed feelings when reading, but if you keep reading, you will find that this is a very thoughtful work. The content of the second volume of the novel begins to develop based on the story of the protagonist Lin Ming and the scholars in the first volume, who entered the pyramid world one after another. It tells some stories that happened after the protagonist Lin Ming and the scholars met in the pyramid world. Among them, the fresh experience brought about by the collision of the Eastern Taoist system and the Western magic system is worth looking forward to and reading. "Recommended Group" ❶Readers who like science and technology cultivation novels; ❷Readers who like cyberpunk novels; ❸Readers who like Taoist metaphysics novels. "Similar Recommendations" ❶"Into the Cultivation of Immortals" I am not alone; ❷"Cyber ​​Sword Immortal 2121" The King of Yellow and Black; ❸"Do Cyber ​​Taoists Dream of Mechanical Zombies" pure black gemstone. #New book trial reading#

The advantage is that it is very imaginative, but the disadvantage is that it feels like skipping to read. Reading the beginning is more demanding and requires a better understanding before you can read in from the beginning. However, in a sense, it is also an advantage. It is so excellent.

What a masterpiece. The novel has the same aesthetic feeling as when I first read the science fiction world.

The article is quite well written, but it challenges my perspective a bit. I don't know how long I can read it. Using people to make elixirs is an absolutely evil way and must be severely cracked down on and resolutely eliminated!

Can literature be replaced by machinery? Sounds hilarious. [Articles are made by nature, and come by chance by clever hands]. [Nature] is the ancestor of [machines], and they are all exhaustive operations. Theoretically [exhaustion] is possible, but it cannot be calculated even if the universe is destroyed. So we study [algorithms] and use more efficient methods to calculate. The core of human beings lies in [creativity], being able to create things that the world does not have, and truly making the world more colorful because of human beings. Machines are not human beings' "slaves" because they are not worthy of being slaves. They are just "tools". The only ones who can be "slaves" are our similar "intelligent races".

The language system is different from ordinary people. The word structure is very wonderful. It feels like you have your own language system. Reading is very laggy and not smooth. The second thing is that I don't know whether you are writing for excitement or something else. Some of the plot points set up are particularly weird. The whole book feels that the communication with readers is very low, and it feels like it is talking to itself. If you want to write good online articles, you need to read more basic writing books, and then compare them with the masterpieces of some great masters. Write an outline and write character labels. The most important thing is to figure out what genre readers want to read, think carefully about your own strengths, and integrate your own experiences into your own works. It's hard for me to see such a strange online article. I feel that you wrote it seriously, but the direction, method, and method are all wrong. I hope you think about it carefully

I feel that after the author went to a BJ, the next few chapters lacked some of the evil spirit of the cyber monster.

It is recommended that the author add a professional name or the like after the name. Without a label or repeated enough, it is usually difficult to serve as a memory anchor? Or at least make a list of people? For example: Lin Ming - a cybernetic book-chasing native with kitty disease. Von Tal - Geek? Swordsman! Wang Acha - I can go back and see the future. Coyote - I can see our past lives. Wen Chujian - "I don't believe in past lives, but I can feel that you are sincere, which makes me confused."

God damn distributed alchemy, each PC contributes some computing power, right?