An Immortal in the Cyber Age
赛博时代的不死者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 625k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
277Chapters
9.8kRecommendations
30kFans
PausedPace
More by this author
In booklists 2
Readers also read
I Work as an Anomaly at the Anomaly Management Bureau
Nightmare Levels: I Can Remake the Mysteries
The Ultimate Path
Wasteland Pawnshop: Starting by Making Level-One Bullets
Reconstruction After the Plague
Time Stop Is Just One of My Archaeology Skills
Echoes of the Old Days
The Top Immortal of the College Entrance Exam
A Pair of Living People
Dimension Fugitive
The Hangman of Heaven
The Probability of a Robot Learning Magic Isn't Zero
Reader comments 24
Google Translate
The author states that a person is the sum total of their social relations; based on the author's understanding of this statement alone, I think this book is already quite valuable.
There have been a few well-written novels about immortality or eternal life, but most of them only have relatively well-developed plots, writing styles, and settings. However, I found some of the angles in this book's exploration of immortal beings quite interesting. I almost missed it Because of things like the book title...
Hua Jun is immortal, not that Hua Jun is immortal. When you label a person with a name and consider that person as everything, that's stereotypical. Some people would do whatever they want if they were immortal, and some people would do whatever they want if they were immortal. A person has a million facets; why should we stifle their infinite possibilities?
How many AIs did they use to create such an abstract comment?
It seems the author may have fallen into a misconception with his recent books?
The author's recent books all feature characters with seemingly overpowered and extremely useful cheat codes at first glance, but in the plot, they either encounter too many strong enemies or are simply not suited to the environment, resulting in frequent setbacks. My personal understanding is that this is the author trying to balance the strength of the cheat codes.
Ugh~ I'm going to die without reading this! It's like my AI battery is running out of power! Plug me in (read this) to recharge me!
Speculation about Su Yuehan's plot: Based on the existing advertising copy for 3077, can we speculate in this way? Su Yuehan is a reincarnated being, in other words, an immortal who has returned to the past. The advertisement states, "When your past encounters the future of a parallel universe, the future and the past are no longer distinguishable."
My personal evaluation of the author of this book.
This is a very talented author, but I personally believe he failed due to a lack of perseverance. His first book was successfully completed, his second book was severely flawed and was also abandoned, and the remaining books were all left unfinished. He invested a tremendous amount of time and energy in writing, yet failed to achieve the desired results, ultimately giving up halfway through.
Why is it that so many people know the secret of immortality? This is the bare minimum—to conceal one's shortcomings. Even a two-hundred-year-old pig can become a spirit. Humans, over tens of thousands of years old, let's not say their wisdom is godlike or demonic. He must be at least a top scientist, right? Why not build a mecha? Why isn't he controlling the world from behind the scenes, and is he still fighting to the death with his underlings?
Returning to the peak 1000 times is the author's duty.
Is that person who's frantically posting AI images an idiot? I can't even see the book reviews anymore.