Glitch Utopia

First of all, I would like to congratulate "Glitch Utopia" for being successfully completed with 8 million words after eight hours of serialization. This is another masterpiece of the epilepsy series by Foxtail after "The Strange One", and it is also an immortal milestone in the history of cyberpsychosis. Looking at the full text, "Glitch Utopia" continues Huwei's consistent outline style, with high-energy brain-burning and constant twists and turns, which is particularly difficult in the trend of online articles where water word count is the mainstream. American five-star general MacArthur once said: If someone else had written this novel, he could have written it into 20 million words! This is both a recognition of Foxtail's minimalist writing style and a criticism of current hydrophilic literature. In this era of impetuous people, Huwei is able to calm down and create a concise, concise and refined novel, which reflects his character as a great writer. The novel itself is easy to read, has no IQ threshold, and can be used by people with sensitive skin, greatly expanding the readership. There are 4 million typos among the 8 million words, which further reflects Foxtail's approachability. He does not pretend to be a great writer, and uses the cultural level of primary school students and kindergarten characters to create a closer distance with readers. It has a simple and unpretentious classical beauty. Let us return to the content of "Glitch Utopia". This novel does not blindly pile up the protagonist's abilities, nor does it use inferior face-slapping pretense to highlight the protagonist's strength. Instead, it digs into the protagonist's heart from a deeper level. In the high-tech cyber world, the protagonist Jack Sun cannot bear the pressure of life and uploads his consciousness to the virtual data space of the neural network in his brain. At first glance, the data world has nothing to worry about, no need to get sick, and only almost zero-cost enjoyment. It is like a paradise on earth. Sun Jack once lost himself in the AI's care and consideration, and even performed data fusion with his AI girlfriend Wang Ruth, created a new folder in his consciousness, and became pregnant with the little AI Sun Sisi, a hybrid of human consciousness and AI. However, virtual happiness does not last long. Due to the brain disease, Jack Sun's dream was shattered. His brain nerve interface had poor contact, and the data world often had high pin disconnections. Under the influence of the disease, he couldn't help but re-examine everything he owned: Am I really Jack Sun? Or is it another one encoded by 0s and 1s, just imitating Sun Jack's digital life? Is the real Jack Sun the me who lives happily in the data world, or the me who counts parts in a garbage bin in the real world? The intersection of reality and data shocked Sun Jack's spirit time and time again: the AI ​​girlfriend Wang Ruth who gently caressed his cheek closed her eyes and then opened her eyes and turned into a burly man holding his neck to demand debt; Sun Jack was completely broken. He was tampering with network cables in the real world and chewing garbage in the cyber world. He abandoned the care of his AI girlfriend Wang Ruth like a shoe, and he ignored the tears of his AI daughter Sun SiSi. After reading this, every reader will involuntarily ask his or her heart: Who am I? Who am I? High technology can cure terminal illnesses, but how can cyberpsychosis be cured? The climax of the story comes at this moment: just when Sun Jack was tortured by the intersection of reality and virtuality and became delirious, he decided to abandon everything he owned in the data world, format his AI girlfriend with his own hands, and uninstall the neural network system in his brain. His daughter Silicon suddenly took over Sun Jack's brain-computer interface and invaded the world's data archives. She reset the neural interface for Sun Jack and restored his electronic identity; at the cost of being washed away by the huge data flow and losing himself. Close the mobile phone screen and return to reality. Readers already understand: love is the only good medicine to cure cyberpsychosis. Reading to the end of the book, the delicious plot and meticulous crazy logic once again conquered all readers. Foxtail uses this eight-million-word masterpiece to prove to everyone that he is still not recovered. The pen of the supreme Foxtail returns to his loyal mental hospital today. This is a small step for Foxtail on the road to platinum, but it is a big step for a mental patient to explore the cyber world. As long as Foxtail clings to the keyboard, the glory of cyberpsychosis will never fade!

Two chapters have been published. The cyberpunk style is indeed niche. There are tributes between the lines but no one can see it. This chapter got a lot of likes from the readers who were talking about mentally handicapped jokes, but very few likes from the serious readers of popular science cyberpunk. For example, no one thought that the space station where the male protagonist was awake was a tribute to the Crystal Palace, and directly called the male protagonist an alien spaceship. When the robot started, the manufacturer, Tapai Technology, took a look at Zeta Technology's reskin, and the comment section was actually making jokes about Patrick Star. To be reasonable, it is better not to read the comment section while reading the book. The cyberpunk article instantly became a big-eyed article. Another important point is that Foxtail is very good at peeking into this chapter. When he finds that most people in this chapter do not understand the core of cyberpunk, then the direction of this book will be in the direction of catering to most readers, and then this book will no longer be cyberpunk. After all, the core of cyberpunk is tragic. The people you cherish may die in the next second, and in the end you will not even have a good death. And will the millions of book fans that Huwei has accumulated in Daogui really accept this style? In the end, this book may end up shining in a niche field, or it may cater to most readers and become no longer cyberpunk. I personally think that Huwei may be more inclined to the latter.

According to Hu Wei himself, the work "Glitch Utopia" was inspired by "Journey to the West". In other words, "Glitch Utopia" can also be called Cyber ​​Journey to the West. First of all, we have to make sure that the source of inspiration for "Utopia" should not simply be the Journey to the West, one of the four famous books, but include the excellent second Journey to the West creations such as "The Legend of Wukong" and "Journey to the West". So in these second editions of Journey to the West, the roles of characters such as Zhu Bajie, White Dragon Horse, and Sha Seng are infinitely smaller than in the original work. In fact, there are only two people who occupy the protagonist positions, Tang Seng and Sun Wukong. Similarly, Faulty Utopia also has two protagonists occupying the main position, Tower Pai and Sun Jack. If we want to continue the in-depth analysis, then we must first determine who is "Sun Wukong" and who is "Tang Monk". Hu Wei is a cunning but not cunning author. He is a loyal supporter of Chekhov's Gun and has no habit of writing idle writing. Every description he makes is helpful to the plot. This is the aspect where he is not cunning. But his cunning point is that he will use all kinds of deceitful narratives to tear the truth apart. If you are not careful, you will be led in the wrong direction by his rhythm, so we have to eliminate interference before we can find the truth. Let me talk about the conclusion first. The Tower sect is "Sun Wukong", and Sun Jack's counterpart is "Tang Monk". Although Hu Wei gave the surname Jack Sun in a bad way and wrote "Great Sage" in the book, Jack Sun is not actually Sun Wukong. He is the golden cicada who keeps reincarnating. He is the Tang monk who asked to take the true scripture to save the world and himself. Whether it is Sun Jack's ideal, his loss of memory, or the previous "Jack Li" and "Sun Zi Zhan", these are all cyber narratives of his reincarnation. The Sun Wukong corresponding to the tower party is even more obvious. The Havoc in Heaven corresponding to the Omnic Crisis five hundred years ago, and the underlying logic of AI corresponding to the Tightening Curse... He also does not have the same ideals as Sun Jack. He just wants to take off the golden hoop and get freedom or relief.

It's not a specific setting issue, but the logic of world construction In first-person open world games such as 2077 or GTA, the world is essentially static, and the player's influence on the world is mostly written in. The producers deliberately "ignore" the impact of many player actions on the world, because they have to consider the gameplay Take an issue that has been discussed a lot recently. JK's fight in the city center is not an ordinary fight. In games like 2077 or GTA, no matter what the players do, they will be beaten to death and sent to the hospital or caught and paid a fine. The worst they can do is read files. The "cost of crime" is infinitely low. You can even "fall stars" by hiding. But these are all trade-offs made for smooth gameplay for players, and this is unlikely to be the case for carriers such as novels. If you have played CRPGs such as Fallout or Baldur's Gate, or offline group running, you will realize that the "punishment" of similar behaviors in these games is "real" As for Foxtail's previous works, it can actually be explained that the protagonists of the two previous major works were in a world of low "technology" and low "order", and what the protagonist did Because it can cause no additional impact, because the level of technology and order does not allow it But if cyberpunk still plays like this, it is too inconsistent, because the cyberpunk world is naturally high-tech and high-order (the surface chaos is just a world of poor people)... If it is not a foreshadowing of "this world is actually a virtual game", then Foxtail should really think about it and stop being too game.

This is an era when cyber elements are infiltrated into the world. This is an era when science and technology are advanced but the daily lives of ordinary people are not guaranteed. When young people in the AD era wake up from their slumber and come to this era, let's see how they gradually explore the new world with a cautious attitude, and stick to their hearts while maintaining their humanity and accepting cyber equipment. [Introduction to the work] Jack Sun woke up in a space station stationed in outer space. Due to some unknown reason, he lost his memory of nearly five years before falling asleep. During the process of exploring the outside world, he had to helplessly discover the fact that the world had changed drastically, and everything around him looked unfamiliar. After awakening the robot tower faction, the two successfully returned to the ground, announcing the arrival of a new life. [Language style of the work] In the future, after the AI ​​riots were suppressed, humans restricted the development of artificial intelligence, but the world also entered the cyber era. One thing to say is that Foxtail's writing style is as "crazy" as ever. Jack Sun, who has just woken up in the book, has not yet understood what cyberpsychosis looks like after being connected to too many devices and falling into mental confusion and pain. However, groups of "scavengers" holding guns and speaking gibberish have shown what the chaos of the new era is. In the process of looking for a job to obtain @ coins to support himself and Tapai, the scene in front of him of transforming his body to adapt to epileptic working conditions also made Sun Jack feel like he was walking on thin ice and speechless. [Character Setting] The male protagonist, Sun Jack, may have experienced things that ordinary people would not encounter in the five years since he lost his memory. In the process of performing employment tasks, he displayed strengths that even contemporary professionals with cyber equipment are difficult to display. This also prompted Sun Jack to determine to make a lot of money in order to have an operation to recover his memory as soon as possible.

It's still Hu Wei's usual "crazy" style, but this time it doesn't work very well. Personal style not only makes Hu Wei a success, but also limits him. Why do you say that? Whether it is Earthsea or Orbit, one is Cthulhu, the other is fantasy and immortality. The world tone of both works is "subjective" and can "change according to one's heart." This makes Hu Wei's writing style fit and complement each other in these two themes. Is the text sparse? Just go crazy! The plot is blunt? Just "epilep"! Not only is this not a shortcoming, but it allows Hu Wei to perfectly combine compassion and absurdity, creating the myth of Boss Hu Wei. Even if there are some flaws and some plots that cannot be reconciled, everyone is happy to shout "Boss Hu Wei is doing a good job!", And then have the great Confucian debate to justify it. However, this book is about the struggle and resistance of little people in the cyberpunk world, and the tone of cyberpunk is "objective" and material. To highlight the struggle of the "little man" Sun JK and to reflect his consistent "madness", it is necessary to use the coldness and sadness of the material world to contrast the madness and madness of the spiritual world. To put it simply, the systems of the first two books are unrealistic "fantasy", but what is the system of this book? It's money! It's science! It's capital alienation! It's a social law! And these are the most realistic things! However, Hu Wei still followed his previous successful experience and made a vague impression, but did not have an in-depth understanding of the basic elements of the "cyberpunk" theme before portraying it. The readability of the novel requires that the world of the novel has a considerable amount of rationality, and Hu Wei, who hastily started writing after a quick glance, is undoubtedly unable to describe a "roughly" reasonable cyberpunk world. On the contrary, the more involved the tone of this world, the weaker it appears and the more it feels inconsistent, so Hu Wei can only follow his own Past experience has used "crazy" to cover up this shortcoming. The result is that instead of saying that what everyone is watching is a "glitch utopia", it is better to say that they are watching a "glitch" of "Hu Wei going crazy", and "utopia" has completely become the material for cheating. This is just another attempt by Hu Wei to homogenize his personal style.

Although it is said to be a Cyber ​​Journey to the West, it is actually a romanticized description of the fundamental contradictions of capitalism. Literary works are the reflection of the author's ideology, and good literary works should promote the progress of social consciousness. This book "Foxtail" greatly surpasses the two previous works. Even though it is a commercial work, it can taste the taste of Camus. It can be said that it is the best among all the online articles I have read. The story and character design are second to none. What is rare is the consideration of thoughts.

A fox-tailed pen writes a dark heroic story that shocks the world. Reading Huwei's books starts with Tao Wei Xian. Li Huowang "traveled" to another world. Faced with the inner confusion of "true and false" on both sides, as well as the huge disparity in combat power between the enemy and ourselves, he used the "fake fairy prescription" to escape unexpectedly and saved his brothers who were also oppressed by Danyangzi. The story in the first chapter of "The Strange Fairy" can be said to be the meta-story of Huwei's novels, and it is a kind of plot logic that he usually uses. That is: the enemy's forces are overwhelmingly powerful, our side is overwhelmingly disadvantaged, and we have suffered various tragic losses. When the situation is dark, the protagonist relies on tenacity, bravery, and his own golden finger to fight his way out and break through the siege. After solving the danger of Danyangzi, what is the outside world like? It's the weird heavenly way, the man-eating chaos, the terrifying monsters... Beyond the darkness, there is deeper darkness, and after despair, there is deeper despair. In this depressing and gloomy world background, the protagonist is as small as an insect, constantly struggling on the edge of life and death. Every time he encounters danger, he must make difficult choices and sacrifice many things: parts of his body or organs, supporting companions, lovers... ... He is also an ordinary person, he will feel pain, fear, and regret, but he never chooses to give up. He has what he pursues, and he will not hesitate to pay no matter how much it costs to achieve it, so he keeps fighting in this dark world until dawn comes. Such a story deeply captured my heart. The reality is too cruel. Sometimes people are helpless and sometimes they are caught off guard. Bad luck always comes unexpectedly, and the good rewards that good people deserve disappear. Unsatisfactory grades, natural low looks, family flaws, job competition, financial pressure... There are too many things that make people unhappy. There is a saying, "Chinese people spend their whole lives in the water." After I went to college, I often felt confused and desperate. If a person "comes ashore" only reaches the starting point of another swimming lane, then what is the point of continuing to persevere in this never-ending torture? Foxtail's novel did not answer this question, but it allowed me to see another way of life besides self-pity, that is, facing life with a fighting attitude. From Li Huowang in "The Immortal" to Jack Sun in "Glitch Utopia", this is the case: Facing loss and pain calmly, calmly analyzing the situation and conditions, seizing the glimmer of vitality from despair, letting a single spark eventually become a prairie fire, burning away the darkness that covers the sky. Finally, I sincerely wish you a happy birthday and thank you for bringing us such a powerful work. In the story, we enjoy Jack Sun's wonderful adventures. Outside of the story, when facing the challenges and difficulties in life, we should also show the same fighting attitude, be strong and courageous, and move forward. I look forward to working with you in the future.

Why are there not many people reading such a good-looking book? I see that many people don't know about this book, and the monthly subscription is only a little.

The first big one didn't even search the Internet for clues about Jack Li. He would search for it when he knew Hilda, but he wouldn't search for it when he knew Jack Li. The second bug is that there cannot be a middle class in this world. The latest chapter uses the fertility factory to play with the relationship between supply and demand. The wages of any profession can be pushed to the lowest level. Any profession is taught by the chip crash course. If you don't do it, others will do it. This should be considered for the sake of narrative and ignoring rationality. Otherwise, no one would buy the allogeneic body. Some conclusions can be drawn from the following three doubts. The first question is, with companies competing with each other, why does no one develop markets outside the planet? The second question is that with the emergence of capital society's oppression and fertility factories, there will definitely be a wave of resistance before capital fully controls the world, but this period is not included in the history of Jack Sun's search. The third question is that according to the current speed of computer development, computing modules will not be so expensive in the society 1000 years later. How much did Jack Sun spend on two memory sticks? Speculation One, the AI ​​rebellion is fake. The real situation is people's resistance. I guess there is a 40% possibility There has never been a resistance against capital in history. This must be problematic. Before capital takes full control of society, people find that there is no hope of resistance in the future. Now is the last chance and they will definitely resist. If fertility factories are used by capital to influence the relationship between supply and demand, capital has not yet fully taken control of society, and people will definitely resist. If after capital takes control of society, fertility factories are started to engage in supply and demand relations. People must have resisted before. There is no trace of this rebellion in history, but there is an AI rebellion So I speculate that this so-called AI rebellion is a rebellion There are several reasons, 1. Building an advanced market economy requires AI deployment, 2. Capital also has reasons. It is more conducive to capital to completely erase such a resistance and not let the oppressed people know that they have resisted. Two, there is a blockade outside the earth, and it is most likely AI. I think the possibility is 90%. When several companies compete with each other, whichever company first expands into foreign markets will have the upper hand. But no company does this. This can only be an objective reason, not a subjective reason. Developing extraterrestrial markets is beneficial to every company. Fertility factories can also ensure that when market demand increases, wages will not increase accordingly. Wages can only increase when the market expands and labor has no time to add value, labor is in short supply and capital robs labor. However, birth factories completely solve this problem. No matter how big the market becomes, birth factories can immediately create a population larger than the jobs available. Keep the competition going in order to keep wages down. So it is impossible not to go to space due to subjective factors, and it is also impossible not to go to space without technology. It can only be due to objective factors. In connection with the previous speculation, it is very likely that AI controls all satellites and bases in the sky, and as long as capital reaches out, it will never come back. AA can build nuclear bombs and submersibles, but it cannot build rockets. This may be intentional by capital. The AI ​​won't let me go, so ordinary people shouldn't go either. Third, the lack of computing power is a conspiracy of capital. I think the possibility is 15%. The reason is that if you want to oppose the market economy, you have to build a planned economy. If you want a planned economy to work well, you need high computing power or AI. Everything in this society is developed, but computers are not developed and memory sticks are still so expensive. Maybe it was to limit the possibilities of planned economy. Death four, that monk may not be Sun Jack's enemy, the probability is 35%. Sun Jack's breakthrough was genetic technology, and it happened that one of the monk's husbands also used some kind of hormone gene modification. So they might not actually be enemies exactly.

A particularly good sentence comes to mind, and it feels very consistent with the feelings expressed in Foxtail's three books Where people are, the island in the ocean. Where things are, at the bottom of the ocean. This sentence originally meant to say that human consciousness is a small world, but in the innate world, it is only one of all things. Human consciousness corresponds to the island and its appearance. The innate world is the seabed, all things are countless water, and the small world of all things is the life in the water Then I found that this sentence is very consistent with the plot of the mysterious sea. People's efforts and resistance to gods, including the foundation, are always based on the island, and the strongest island is Guangming Island, which shows that the image of the island is light, so gods and many contained objects correspond to darkness. When people use containment objects, they explore darkness in the light. Including going up to the surface later, the place that originally represented light is actually a nest of darkness, which shows that the human spirit is always only a part of things It is impossible for people to defeat things, because things exist innately, and people are just short-lived. However, through fantasy in the book, people's spirits have innate power, thereby achieving the ideal and successful development. That is, relying on the acquired power, the spirit attached to the object has the properties of the innate object This is actually the essence of cultivating immortality, nature is the world of objects. Therefore, the next book is Tao Wei Xian, which is also about searching for light in the darkness. The corresponding imagery is similar to the previous one, but the added setting elements are richer. For example, the methods of cultivation and the basic world representatives, and the people in them are just shadows in many worlds. People represent spiritual consciousness. So the purpose of people in this book is to integrate into or transcend multiple worlds, that is, to integrate into or transcend objects. Integration refers to cultivating immortality, while detachment refers to the imagination of modern technology, that is, the spirit is independent of things, and things become blurred in the spirit So this book is about cyberspace.

It's so beautiful. I wonder when Jack Sun will be able to climb the ranks again after receiving Xu Qi'an's essence.

The science fiction world has its own "Jin Ping Mei"!

The appearance of Guan Sanji is like the appearance of Guanyin. The appearance of Guanyin Bodhisattva connects the entire Journey to the West. She is the leader of the Journey to the West Buddhist scriptures project, a project manager, and directed the formation of the Eighty-One Dilemma. She participated in many games in it, leaving traces everywhere but never seemed to be in the game. There are two golden hoops and a forbidden hoop in the middle. The only tight hoop is on Sun Houhou's head. And Guan Sanke directed Sun Jk's revolutionary drama. Tapai is the life-saving monkey hair given by Guanyin to Sun Jk. It is both a monitor and a life-saving talisman. It provides Sun Jk with Lao Liu, a humanoid bargaining instrument. He has to give Lao Liu a face wherever he goes, as well as engineers AA, doctors Si I and so on. The network is so broad that he even directed the drama of the financial crisis and betrayed United Fruit. I guess it is a rival company. This tube of three moments is basically a cyborg that saves suffering and saves suffering. Guanshiyin Bodhisattva, give me a bow! ! ! ! !

The male protagonist may have been a capitalist before, and made many backups for himself. Suddenly he died one day, and then waited for his return as a young man 😥

A purely subjective analysis: Foxtail just forced the outline into the work, and the work is not watery at all. This style, on the other hand, means that the writing style is not delicate enough, and many places that can be expanded and written have been covered in one stroke. This makes the plot seem to be pushed too far, but if you think about it carefully, this world view is actually very rough, and many of the secondary characters are also severely stereotyped... Looking back at Foxtail's previous writings of Earthsea and Daogui, we can find that Foxtail is a very rare kind of ruthless writer. The text is only above average. The plot is advanced by one ruthless move after another, using various ruthless moves to make readers have no time to worry about writing and even typos. (To be honest, I am actually very disgusted with typos in novels. I feel that the author does not take his work and readers seriously at all, but Foxtail is an exception, because he really can't keep up with the ideas in his mind...) Writing like this will indeed make readers happy, but when the work wants to touch deeper things and the plot cannot be integrated, all the problems mentioned above will be exposed. The exposure of the foxtail makes it difficult to write, and we feel uncomfortable when reading it 😐 To put it bluntly, I think the essence of online writing is to enjoy it, and everyone comes from the starting point to have fun. After all, reality is too painful... From this perspective, if there is a problem in the plot, then there must be a solution with some excitement later, otherwise this plot should not actually appear. The fundamental problem of this book is that Foxtail is too ambitious and dug a hole in the plot. However, Foxtail's current knowledge reserve and writing ability cannot perfectly fill this hole, so it is stuck here... Full score is 10 points. Currently, I give "Glitch Crow" The score of "Utopia" is 7 points. If Foxtail can justify himself and give this story a complete ending, it will be 9 points; if Foxtail can surpass himself and really fill up this sinkhole perfectly, then I will give Foxtail 100 points out of 10 😏

I have been following this book for so long, but I want to say a few words. I was attracted by the author of the last book, and I followed this one as soon as possible. It is a good work, but I feel that this book has some shortcomings. It is not as bold as the previous work, and it is not as crazy. Although overall it is still good, but I feel that compared with the previous work "The Stealing Noble Doctor", I can only say that the gap is too big and disappointing😓

The means of production are privatized. Highly educated intellectuals cannot find jobs and have to live on the streets. People cannot rely on planting to be self-sufficient. Monopoly prices of vegetables and fruits have soared and become luxuries. They live in sewers and are forced to work with various survival loans. They are all correct. The biggest difference between Metropolis and Laonmei is that Laonmei's technology is not that developed.

A malfunctioning utopia feels like a dystopia, don't tell me, don't tell me... Entertainment to death, high-pressure rule, etc., Which is quite consistent with cyberpunk, Big Brother is watching you 🙂 Also recommend some works about dystopia Literature: "Us", "1984", "Brave New World", "The Trial", "Fahrenheit 451", etc. Games: 1 Spectator, Orwell, Forget Me Not, Bioshock, Watch Dogs, Mirror's Edge, We Happy Few, The Phantom Pain, etc. Anime: From the New World, Psychometrician, Lelouch of the Rebellion, Ghost in the Shell, Future City, Paradise Chase, Cage Park Chase, 86, Library War, Battle of Two Cities, etc. Films and TV shows: V for Vendetta, Seconds, Stop the Machine, etc. Countries: South Korea, Japan, India, the United States, etc.

Although it is a bit difficult to write the height for Foxtail, this is really too messed up. Treating the symptoms but not the root cause, just like an ostrich, The ending can be like this, Suddenly an alien mechanical deity appeared, and humans couldn't fight among themselves. They built a regional network, their minds blended, and they understood each other. Together, everyone turned into light and defeated the evil crayfish Baltan. And then discovered that aliens and humans The difference is that since people of the same species can live in harmony, so can human beings. Then the era of great voyages begins, and we go to space to find better ways. This is at least a good look forward. Although it is dull, at least it is not unreasonable.

It was amazing to watch at first. A modern person traveled to the cyber world. Many years later, robots were eliminated because they were too intelligent. Similar to "The Matrix" and "Westworld", humans and machines formed a cyborg. This background instantly reminded me of "Ghost in the Shell", and many of the ideas were copied from them. What I am most interested in is whether people in the future will have 1,000 or 10,000 sexual fetishes. I laughed to death. The narcissism of AA is really amazing. The male protagonist lost five years of memory at the beginning. After more than 100 chapters, he finally found the lost memory and became a little more powerful. It reminded me of "I Sweep Trash in the Wasteland", but before that he had lost his memory... It was a bit like a matryoshka doll. He kept retrieving his previous memories, all in a routine That robot was very smooth-talking. After a long time, it felt glib and a little greasy. It was my first time to see so many interesting fetishes, and I was shocked.

I really like Foxtail's "Glitch Utopia". This is one of the few books that can completely depict the world of cyberpunk, because this kind of subject matter is really difficult to write, and few people can tell a good story. The image of the protagonist is as distinctive as ever. I really like this kind of character who can directly get into trouble without saying anything. In terms of the plot, it is really a pity that Foxtail did not discuss the boundaries and differences between humans and AI in depth. (There are also institutional issues, but it is excusable.) The final ending is not very satisfactory. There is a feeling that Foxtail's medicine has worn off after the reader has just gained credibility (laughs). If I had to choose, I could actually write a final chapter at the end of the second volume, which is the scene where Jack falls into the palm of Buddha's hand. Because the fire of resistance has been ignited, there is actually no need to describe too much later. Some people say that it can end when the people kneel down a statue of Jack and Jack collapses. It is indeed very interesting. They also named the theme of "Glitch Utopia", but unfortunately that is what it is... In the finale, after Jack is transformed into AI, there is no need to write the following chapters. Writing about the poet's past did not achieve the effect everyone wanted, and the finale also seemed too sloppy, which is really a pity 😐. In fact, when writing the third volume, it is obvious that Foxtail Boss is trying his best to make up for it. Unfortunately, the subject of cyberpunk is really difficult to write about. The most obvious point is that there are no new technologies in the later part🥲. The finale I imagined was that Jack became an AI. Although he defeated the poet, he abandoned the memory of the past and maintained the operation of the malfunctioning utopia. Tapai, who has become a human, takes AI Jack to find his humanity, giving readers an open ending, which should be more interesting. The ending written by Foxtail is really twisted, a bit like Margaret's broken emotional line in "The Mysterious Earthsea", which forced everyone to lower their heads... But at least it was a bit sweet, and it coaxed me to finish reading. 🙂 The most regrettable part of this book is not only the ending, but also many previous parts, which could be written in detail. Unfortunately, Boss Foxtail is not very good at this aspect and did not start writing. Otherwise, I could accompany you for hundreds of thousands of words (laughing) Finally, thank you everyone in the comment area for your companionship. See you in the next book~

Chen Dong is the only one of the Five Whites from the Central Plains who is still struggling. It's not easy. It can be read by all ages.

An excellent book. Reading your book does not make me feel like it is a waste of time, but... A discussion on the supreme philosophical question: "How should people live?" Human beings are like reeds who can think. They are weak but think often. There is almost no such thing as fully understanding ourselves, but we will not give up on understanding ourselves. Back to the end: Foxtail has a good rest. During your rest time, I want to listen to other people's books. As the saying goes, listening to both will lead to enlightenment. I'm waiting for you

Linda, Linda is still lame. It's a pity that the fox-tailed beast's death is too sudden.

I like Sun Jack's persistence and goals

That's awesome. It's over so quickly. Damn it.

Ru wish rang in the earphones "And I will love the world you love I wish you the smile you wish for I am holding your hand with a faltering Please take me to tomorrow"  These two lines happened to hit Tapai JK saying, "Jack, I love you, but my love for you doesn't require you to love me." For a moment, I felt that the whole atmosphere was directly pushed to a climax Maybe this song is not about the love between children, but the following lyrics actually felt like a perfect match for Tapai and Jack Sun, "Every day in this prosperous age The mountains and rivers are safe. Fireworks are ordinary But you can see as you wish" In these lyrics, I suddenly felt that two people were talking to each other from a distance. I can't say more. Now my mind is full of the ending. Hu Wei will make a sequel soon.

Say it to the fox-tailed beast, feed the readers and transport troops by air

I finally finished reading it. JK has played it all over the world from the beginning to the end. From the first chapter to the last chapter, it has made the readers confused 😍. I am also ashamed of Foxtail's ghostly brain, abstraction, and jokes that spice up this rake tone. JK's character has never been stretched, and he is also a rare and absolutely great character from the starting point.