
My Dreams Connect to Three Thousand Years in the Future
我的梦境联通三千年后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Lawful Neutral, Leaning Good
I've read all of these novels, though that doesn't necessarily mean I liked how they turned out. At least I read the beginning of each one. Of course, I don't read evil or dark stories, or the kind where the protagonist kills without hesitation.
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This is a book with normal logic! The "Genius Club" stuff is truly baffling. If the author doesn't have a genius's mind, they shouldn't write "genius stories." That book doesn't even have a concrete representation of genius; it just slaps the label of "genius" on someone.
It feels like China is portrayed as incredibly incompetent, while foreign organizations are depicted as exceptionally powerful, possessing all sorts of magical artifacts and an AI-powered Skynet. Domestically, everything depends on the protagonist; without the protagonist's help across time and space, none of the subsequent events would be possible.
It's better than The Genius Club; at least the main character has a normal IQ.
Catching up to the latest version, my thoughts after reading it.
I've finished reading it, and it's the latest version. It's above average quality, and if it doesn't fall apart later on, it could be considered a top-tier read (this is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree). I wonder how far along the author's outline is. The early chapters of this book had a bit of a "Genius Club" feel to it, which was very engaging.
This feels like a combination of "I Hijacked the Timeline" and "The Genius Club".
Directly seeking refuge with the state?
I've looked at a bit of it. If you want to contribute to the country to gain access, then you can just ally yourself with the country, right? Gaining the trust of the nation is actually quite simple: just ask Nuwa what the largest known Mersenne prime is. For example, the 52nd known one is M136279841. That is, 2 to the power of 136279841 - 1.
Can someone tell me if this is the same kind of shit that the Genius Club produced?
I don't understand why the ranking is in the hundreds.
Although it plagiarized the concept of "The Genius Club," the story itself is still quite engaging. Many scenes are borrowed from other sources. You can tell!
If it had this name from the beginning, I probably wouldn't have clicked on it.
MD's writing is excellent. Compared to this book, I can say that at least two-thirds of the top 100 books on the bestseller list are garbage.