
The Unscientific Hacker in the Conan World
柯南世界的不柯学黑客
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- Ongoing
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- 307k Words
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- Light Novel
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- Fan Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Every novel here is something I’ve read. The list includes historical, anime, and novel fan fiction, as well as some original fiction. There are both male-oriented and female-oriented works.
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Fun, Fun, and More Fun. Nothing Else This Time, That's the Only Criterion (`∇´)
Forget reality for a while. This is an idealistic anime world where anything you love can find support, isn’t it? (´▽`)ノ♪ 💙 This time I’ll be paying more attention to promising new books~ (Of course, there’ll always be some books I just can’t bear to let go of. I’m sure you understand! |・ω・`) 💚 The first rule for choosing stories is that they have to be interesting~ (I’m here to recommend good stories, so I’ll do my best to make sure the plot, writing, and ideas all measure up.) 💛 Book recomm
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Do a welfare monthly ticket task (by the way, complain)
Why is it even said that the protagonist actively joins the organization...=_= First of all, we have arrived in the world of Conan. The protagonist still has the idea of immortality, so he cannot do without the organization. Secondly, the protagonist's ability can play a greater role in illegal situations. If you are recruited in the open, the organization will definitely send people to instigate rebellion, and if you fail, you will kill them directly; but if you join the organization, the FBI, the police, etc. Will definitely consider recruiting you. Even if you have committed a crime, you will be punished by law, and they will not kill people casually. And in the first volume, the power of the organization is used to control Sindora Company, so joining the organization is more conducive to the protagonist's goals of "immortality" and "rebirth of Japan". (In addition, due to the protagonist's identity in his previous life, how could he be willing to join the red camp of the United States and Japan?)
I forgot to read the reviews before reading the book, but I ended up getting a bad look. I was strongly discouraged by Xiaoshan's plot. The author was not suitable for writing a book. The protagonist's character was unattractive and looked like a retard. If he didn't deal with the dangers he knew about in advance, he had to let the dangers kill him. The author is a talent
Some notes (contains spoilers)
[Selling Points of this Book] 1. Hacking technology, future technology (I will remake "The Dead of Baker Street", and even want to bring out the entire SAO) 2. The genius villain protagonist, and the conflict/cooperation between the protagonist and the popular characters of the red and black sides [Technology-related] 1. Technology timeline: The early stage is mainly written based on the technological development in real time. After the protagonist and Hiroki accelerate the development of technology, they will gradually break away from reality. 2. Related technologies used by the protagonist: There may be bugs. After all, my knowledge is not comprehensive, and it is too different from the technology in the 1990s. I will try my best to ensure that it looks reasonable and can be done. [Plot Arrangement] 1. I won't write detective stories, but there will be a lot of original plots of undercover wits (the first volume does not include wits, because Sindora doesn't look very smart in the original work). PS: This is the first time I write a book and it's a challenge of wits. I really overestimate my ability, and it's hard to get stuck (fortunately, I have 80,000 words saved) [Character Arrangement] 1. There will be a lot of original plots and original characters in this book 2. There will be no heroine, but there will be characters who are in unrequited love for the protagonist. (The protagonist will not fall in love with others) [Other instructions] 1. Miyano Shiho will not become smaller: At first, I wanted Miyano Shiho to be the heroine, but then I reflected on the protagonist's character and felt that the protagonist cannot like Miyano Shiho, and Miyano Shiho is even less likely to like the protagonist. 2. Is the author a hacker? : I don't think I am.
When the author posted a testimonial, I also commented on the problems with the characters of Xiaoshan and Love, and then subscribed for two chapters. Well, Xiaoshan had no problems with her, but the main character had the big problem. Xiaoshan is very clear that he wants to "revenge" and he has the ability. After finding out the protagonist, he also knows that he has been exposed in the eyes of the protagonist. Very good, abstract and simplified, no problem with the antagonistic role. Then why is everyone unhappy? Yes, the protagonist is not good. A good hand of cards is played badly. He knows that you have problems but does not solve them. He has no vigilance, just like Xiaoshan's feeling of eavesdropping. Any sentence he says is all intelligence. Brother, you are working as an undercover agent or even a mission-impossible agent. Isn't it difficult to do even small talk in a private environment as much as possible? It can be seen that Xiaoshan found that the various evidence chains of the protagonist are also very logical and echoing, but in one sentence, why should the protagonist be exposed? The only place where the exposure can't be ignored is Bourbon, but Bourbon's problems are brought by the protagonist himself. What is the reason for all this? The character of the protagonist is indecisive. This character design fits the plot. But you are still a time traveler after all, not Hiroki, who only knows computers. Well, except for computers, you are slow in everything else, which goes against certain stereotypes about programmers. This protagonist is no different from directly playing the protagonist Hiroki (or a native). A native computer genius joined a bad organization, and then became a mission-impossible agent who discovered the red team's undercover agents. Whether or not he knew in advance that those three were undercover agents had no impact. Is there any difference between Scotland being alive and not alive? No, it can only be said to be a state of temporarily delayed living. If you write a pure red character or some daily character, it won't be a big problem. Mumu is also very cute, right? But you took the initiative to become a gangster. It's not that the character of the protagonist cannot take the initiative to be a gangster. You can do it if you want to. The performance of being a gangster is also in line with the character's personality. But author, have you ever thought that reading it like this is hard on your senses, and that the audience for the time-travel fandom's useless protagonist (yes, the current protagonist personally seems to be a useless person except for computers) really has nothing to do with it, right? Even if it is waste material, its essence is that it was once useless. Others think it is not wasteful in reality. (No malice, the author is free to decide what kind of character to write, but if the reader doesn't like it, I suggest just writing the whole thing and handing it over, then people who don't know what to do will insist on reading it)
All I can say is that Xiaoshan and this book will die soon.
The arrangement of this little shirt is really bad. The protagonist is like a fool. He can solve the problem with just one report. Not only can he send people back, but he can also be transferred away. He has to be indecisive. The protagonist's character is really bad in this part, he is a coward, indecisive, and a smartass. Don't you know how many people criticize this character? If you don't reverse it, you're screwed. Anyway, it's your choice, whether Xiaoshan dies or this book dies.
To be honest, it's very strange. The male protagonist has a public security identity. He knows that there is something wrong with Xiaoshan but doesn't send the police to make him sick. At least he doesn't let her go shopping at the critical moment! Judy ignored it and did not investigate. In the end, the title was clearly about a hacker, but her identity was eavesdropped (you are the hacker!) In fact, forget it, is the last plot of someone who inexplicably went to the rooftop solo and was beaten to death serious? Why would a guy with marksmanship skills go to play cowboy duel? After being beaten to death and resurrected in a duel, b, who came up to collect the body, saw Gold Finger, and then couldn't do it because she came to help me collect the body and she was a good person. In short, if nothing else, every operation after this book was put on the shelves was beyond my expectations. If you can endure it, it is a rare growth treasure book.
It's good to watch, and the battle of wits is exciting. It's hard to find a novel with the main character being Black. I hope it won't become a relief article with Black as its cover in the future.
Although I understand that the virtual world is a virtual world, I really can't stand it. Not to mention whether the Japanese police dare to resist the beautiful father, the Japanese police are directly under the control of the beautiful father. According to logic, there is a Japanese-American mixed-race person in the police, and he is also very young. It is obvious that he is the person arranged by the beautiful father.
How come what you say to readers almost catches up with the novel you write? There is no need to talk nonsense with readers. If you want to change, you can change it. If you don't want to change, just pretend to be dead. I think this is the self-confidence that an author should have. Otherwise, no matter whether the writing is good or not, the writing that is coerced by readers will be confusing and sticky. There is also a problem between you and the forensic doctor. Unless you specifically want to catch the airwaves of programmer readers, it is normal for lay readers to treat professional knowledge as text illustrations. It's enough to show off your professional knowledge, and you don't need to worry too much about the reasonable details. For example, if you look at Death Pirates, which one carefully depicts the swordsmanship?
The protagonist is terrible at martial arts and poor marksmanship, and will die when in danger. Does this kind of person still want to live forever? Don't you think it's funny to die on the road to pursuing immortality?