Transmigrating Simultaneously, I Ascend Through My Own Technology
同时穿越，我靠自己科技飞升
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 1y ago
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I bet the author definitely won't write the following worldview.
The Foundation, Cthulhu, the Silling Empire Trilogy, the Blue and White Society Trilogy, the Kayak Trilogy, the Garden Trilogy, and the Fantasy World Great Crossover (absolutely not). Xeelee series, Stellaris, Dyson Sphere Project, Stargate, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Undertale, Minecraft, Nanoweapons, Nanocore, Armored Core, Command & Conquer & Red Alert, Rusty Warfare, Pixel Factory, Pleasant…
It's a bit of a waste of material. The three worlds the author is currently writing about could easily collaborate. The Night City world, aside from everything else, lacks: First, a foundation. Basic knowledge in modern society is absolutely unrestricted, supplementing AI's knowledge base. Second, a direction for advancement.
I bet this book won't even reach 500,000 words.
Why did the author write so many cyberpunk worlds? Do you know why the results are so bad? I can't understand what you're writing. I haven't played any games, so I don't know what you're writing about. How many people who read novels have actually played them? Now I know why your results are so bad.
It seems that the protagonist's personality is becoming increasingly twisted, around 62%. To test a ninjutsu, he created a hurricane that swept across a country, causing trees to fall, houses to collapse, and countless people to be displaced and their homes destroyed. The protagonist even wants to do it a few more times. Isn't this personality too twisted? The more I watch, the more something seems off. It feels somewhat disconnected from what came before.
The title and content are not closely related.
I feel like this book should probably be renamed; the content has absolutely nothing to do with technological advancements! The most technologically advanced thing they did was probably launching a rocket!
Isn't this a science fiction story? Why didn't I see the protagonist researching technology?
With the rapid advancement of technology, I thought it was a behind-the-scenes strategy, but it turns out to be a mercenary strategy. They don't mass produce troops or recruit subordinates; they just fight every day.
You write a story where each main character unites, is organized, has ideals, goals, and plans, instead of a story full of filler and a garbage worldview.
I don't know why, but this book feels so bland, without any ups and downs. 😥