Survival in the Fog: My Clone Automatically Hunts

I dare to write about the poisonous points of having a clone, a clone, and self-awareness.

Why am I the clone and he is the main body, the way to death? When he dies, I am the only one.

This is a review I wrote in a previous book

The conscious clone clicked his tongue, I am a Shennong with a bad constitution, I can't withstand the poison of your book, so I ran away.

His clone can only be readable if his consciousness is multitasking or automatically exploring without consciousness. I just started to use the clone here. The clone can talk to the main body and still be independent. I feel that it is difficult to read.

I can't stand it anymore when I see the clone having independent thinking. It's not fun at all. That's not how the clone flow is written, bro...

6. The protagonist directly talks about his talent to others, and the clone has his own meaning. Didn't the author read the novel before?

This is my first time writing an article, so I'm a little unskilled. Please point out what I'm not satisfied with.

I have always felt that the world is the most fake logic

See the latest chapter: The protagonist can increase the level of the avatar and increase the upper limit of the number of avatars. The avatar has an independent personality and thinking, but is controlled by the main body. It can only arrange things through verbal communication (not thoughts). The avatar needs to eat and drink like the main body, and cannot inherit skills or use props Currently, the protagonist has killed a player.

Novels are written by people, and the author doesn't even spare the old, weak, young, or disabled. What kind of bullshit setting is there? Why not just kill them all?

I think that when writing about clones, one should write more, not about being strong. I have read a lot of novels and wrote about a few clones who developed into powerful bosses or alien beasts with average results. There are also stories about time travel, which have the same effect So, I think that the story about clones should be written as an alternative Zerg novel, which writes about large numbers, precise division of labor, mutual cooperation, collective wisdom, and iteration of wisdom, like the Trisolarans Same, You can limit body size, IQ, and strength, like the villains of Lilliput, but you must highlight the ability of intelligence to quickly iterate and update like artificial intelligence and brain neural learning ability, If you just simply increase the value of strength and the number of skills, it will be written as an alternative web game article + an alternative fantasy upgrade article, which is uninteresting and a bit boring.

I feel like it was well written, please give it a try, author

From this point of view, the one who wrote the best clone should be Qing Yunxian. . However, there is no clone in the early stage of this book, and the clone is only introduced in the middle period.

Falling in Chapter 2😅

The author can actually refer to the setting of insect swarm consciousness. The protagonist is the mother's clone and the daughter. The protagonist and the clone's consciousness are interoperable, and only the protagonist can unilaterally block the consciousness interoperability.

Those who listen to the book can leave. From time to time, one (ten) person is convinced.

Author, if you have a clone, you can also read my clone drama, the clones in it are pretty good.