Cyber ​​Lost: Start by Asking God

The beginning of the book opens up the topic of class confrontation and the warmth and warmth of human relationships. It seems that cyber means advanced and powerful. Folk custom means backwardness and poverty. However, people who pursue capital and advancement gradually lose the "human" part. Not to mention that the city that never sleeps is filled with half-human, half-machine cyborgs, let's talk about Lao Yangtou, Feng Qixiu and others first. There is profit in the eyes, but no kindness. Although they are still human bodies, their spirits have gradually turned into cyborgs, becoming colder little by little. But is it right to blindly pursue folk customs? The people in the lower three districts of Kowloon City are impoverished. Could it be that the paper was given by cyberspace? There may also be backward factors inherent in its own folk customs. People have desires, and no matter who they are, they will pursue a better life, and the truly correct thing is to pursue the advancement of cyberspace while not forgetting the roots of folk customs. Money is a dead thing, but people are really alive. Not for money, but downplaying people. Looking at the so-called Utopia now, Utopia is a product of fantasy, and it feels more like a castle in the air and rootless duckweed. Zhuyin does not have their ideals, but what are their ideals? For the people? But for the sake of the people, do we have to fight against the cyborg? Compared with folk customs, cyberspace is mostly more advanced, it is fresh technology and fresh power. We should see that the power of science and technology can be used for our own purposes, so that we can better serve the people. Finally, let's talk about the protagonist Zhuyin. As a young protagonist, there are many flaws in his character. But at least there is growth along the way. But there is still a long way to go. Such a young man always feels that he has to come from the bottom, focus on prosperity, and endure all the suffering in the world before he can see through the illusion and live his own life. But the author, since he was "expelled" from Utopia, went out to experience, and combined folk customs with cyberspace on the stage of Nuo opera, made a little guess. If it is the concept of Utopia, the older the better, and the more folklore the more decent. Zhuyin will one day reform or leave Utopia, have his own power organization, combine cyberspace with folk customs, and let the people of this world enjoy the benefits brought by technology while having sincere human feelings! 🙂

I feel that today's Zhuyin is not pleasant. As a native, there are no those who have traveled through time, and those who are reborn get benefits. Everything is growing slowly, like a child being ripened and forced to grow. The ignorance brought about by poverty made him suffer even more. However, as the protagonist, his positive energy is still acceptable. I hope the author will let him grow up in the future.

Damn it, this author is stuck every day! After reading some terms, I was still a little confused. What kind of company, what kind of Nuo opera? I have mostly read about inviting gods before. Your thing seems to be different from inviting gods. Does anyone know? Can you explain it? However, the preparation of this book in terms of folklore is still acceptable. The preparation is sufficient, the story is compact, and has a sense of beauty. The cyberpunk feel of the city that never sleeps later is even more exciting. I just feel that the full text is too formal. I can open up appropriately, lighten the atmosphere, and have a relaxing plot

The author can refer to Foxtail's new book "Glitch Utopia" and the anime "Edgewalker" The core of cyberspace is the conflict between technology and human nature, the opposition between capital and human rights, and the spirit of resistance is an important aspect And the current folkloric atmosphere is enough, but there is no description of technology, and I hope that the protagonist's power system will not be pure fantasy Of course, nothing can be seen in one chapter, but I feel that the author has set up the conflict well. However, if the people at the bottom of the cyber worldview are not miserable enough, is it not cyber enough 🤭 (I feel like it is possible to write a system like "people's will", which is probably the power of faith? (It is just a suggestion, everything should be based on the author's will 🔨