An Immortal in the Cyber Age

As for immortality or longevity novels, there have been a few well-written ones, but most of them are relatively complete in terms of plot, writing style, and setting. However, this way of thinking about immortality, some of this book I think the angle is quite interesting I almost missed it Because of the title of the book... In fact, you can discuss with the editor to do a test of the book title introduction... To take a relatively marketing recommendation route Personally I think it is good Good book, as an old bookworm, I was in a bad mood when reading this book. But it is really not very attractive in writing. I think many people will abandon it, and there should be many novices who don't quite understand the setting and plot direction It's just for old bookworms like us. It's different to satisfy the exciting points after reading a lot of articles. There are quite a lot of them in this book... It's about the many details rather than the plot twists As for the immortal species, the conjectures about the course of future technology by cyberspace, and the artificial intelligence and human thinking The understanding, several points of thinking and setting are really the same as when I read the science fiction world at that time... The author's integration is very natural. I didn't even notice it when I first read it. I just thought about it a little bit. After reading a little bit later, I suddenly realized that the integration of several elements was just right The imagination and well-founded conjectures are very stable rather than the chaos that everyone is letting their imagination run wild now This is so rare I think I am also an old bookworm integrating his decades of reading experience and thinking into such a story. Although it is quite scattered, it is a very substantial accumulation that is intentionally and unintentionally mixed in the text, but there is no core ideological setting running through it, or it is not that obvious (not talking about the core of the protagonist or the plot, but A state of the author's own thoughts... Maybe there will be a solution after writing these words) The cool writing is not cool enough, and the science fiction is not hard enough, but for old bookworms, it is tasteful enough and it is not very strenuous to read. It is just right

Hua Jun is the immortal, not the immortal is Hua Jun. When you give a name to a person and regard it as everything about that person, it is rigid. Some people will do whatever they want if they don't die, and some people will do whatever they want if they don't die. A person has thousands of sides, why should we stifle his infinite possibilities? Secondly, times are not static, and nothing can last forever, not even the undead. Su Zi once said: "I mourn the brief moment of my life, and envy the infinity of the Yangtze River." But even the Yangtze River in Su Zi's mouth will eventually run out, so don't deny it completely just because the protagonist is in a temporary downfall. Just like our lives, some can have smooth sailing, and the reason why we are great is that we are not discouraged in the face of troughs, so we can overcome difficulties and obstacles and make a glorious chapter in our lives.       ："，；，"

How many AIs did it take to make such an abstract comment?

The author's recent books are all about the kind of golden finger that seems very powerful at first glance, but seems to be of great use, but in the plot, the enemy is too strong or the environment is not adapted to it, and it always suffers. My personal understanding is that the author is balancing the strength of Goldfinger. Goldfinger is too strong, upgrades too fast, and is invincible amidst the shock all the way, which is boring. Goldfinger is too weak and is always suppressed by others, which makes people unhappy. So I gave a powerful Goldfinger at the beginning but was not as powerful as expected for various reasons, telling readers that the protagonist will definitely rise! Can such a powerful golden finger still deceive you? The depression now is all paving the way for the happiness in the future! But there is a misunderstanding here, that is, balancing the strength of Goldfinger is not the focus. What the author really has to balance is the reader's enjoyment and boredom. The excitement is not all caused by golden fingers, and the boredom is not all due to invincibility. But if you are a fan of Goldfinger, you will not want to watch it if you find that it keeps suppressing the protagonist or the protagonist is always frustrated. I don't like the cheats that are too strong and don't click in. This is what I feel is the problem with Tianzun and Guitan. I especially like the author's A Thousand Deaths and High-ranking Hunters, but Tianzun and Kaitan are really unsatisfying I hope this book can achieve greater glory Of course, these are my personal opinions and are based on my taste, and may not represent the vast majority of people.

Woo ah~ Keep reading, keep reading, keep reading, I will die if I don't keep reading! It's like the artificial intelligence battery is reset to zero! Plug it in quickly (follow up reading) and charge me!

Guessing about Su Yuehan's plot: Based on the existing 3077 advertising slogan, can we guess this way? Su Yuehan is a reborn person, in other words, an undead person who has returned to the past. The advertising slogan states "When your past meets the future of a parallel universe, the future and the past are no longer distinguishable." My personal understanding is that when Su Yuehan met the undead who could predict the future, her "past" experience could not defeat the prediction of the future. As for why this undead did not exist in Su Yuehan's memory before, the advertisement also reflected that "thousands of world lines jump to form one world." In other words, this undead who can predict the future only appeared in this world line because of Su Yuehan's repeated rebirths. When this undead appeared, all previous parallel worlds were caused by the appearance of this undead. As for the origin of the advertisements, I guess that the future ally of Huasu in the previous world line (most likely the God of Species) used some means to deceive the prophet, causing the prophet to spontaneously publish these advertisements based on future prompts. Of course, it is not ruled out that the author is using narrative tricks. Su Yuehan is a prophet who was deceived by the infinite world line into thinking that he is a reborn person, or a reborn person parasitic on the prophet Su Yuehan.

A very talented author, but personally I think his failure lies in his lack of perseverance. The first book was successfully completed, the second book was extremely flawed, and the remaining few books were all eunuchs. He invested a lot of time and energy in his creation, but failed to achieve the desired results, and finally gave up halfway. This was the biggest dilemma the author faced during the writing process. Irresponsibly speaking, I think the author should at least try to complete a novel of more than three million words. Even if he can't grasp the plot, even if he doesn't like what he writes, he still has to finish it. Because if you don't give it a try, how will you know where you are falling behind?

Why do so many people know the secret of immortality? This Zangzhuo is the minimum. Pigs that have lasted two hundred years can become sperms. Humans that have lasted for tens of thousands of years are not only as wise as gods or demons at least they are also top scientists, right? Why not build a mecha? Why don't you control the world behind the scenes, and why are you still fighting life and death with minions?

It is the author's duty to return to the peak of 1,000 times

Is the person who is crazy about painting AI pictures the staff? I can't see the book reviews anymore