Me, Small and Kind

The writing in the early stages was good and novel, but the writing got worse and worse later on, and it was like a flood starting from the 200th chapter. Especially the vending machine plot is simply unbearable. Since there are so many technology companies, it should be a first-tier city. Taking Chengdu as an example, it covers an area of ​​14,000 square kilometers and has a permanent population of 20 million. The protagonist built a program that could retrieve expired food from thousands of unmaintained vending machines, and wrote dozens of chapters in a row! Are the expired snacks in these thousands of vending machines enough to feed 20 million people for many years? In order to cater to this plot, a few programmers/college students with skills and skills were specially written to be so miserable that they can't even afford to eat and can only rely on the protagonist's program to eat expired garbage... Is this China? Can you starve to death if you have arms and legs but are not paralyzed? What's even more outrageous is that these gods ate two packs of expired potato chips and were so moved that they jumped and screamed everywhere, frantically trying to increase their sense of presence and word count without brainstorming. Others don't seem to have to do anything. They just stare at the protagonist's trivial things 24 hours a day and are constantly moved. One moment, one is a boss and the other is a senior executive, but in the end, they are all flattering, all to set off the protagonist's incredible background, which does not help the plot at all, and has no personality charm at all. The incident in the parallel world was reported, and the senior leaders personally ran to the protagonist... Watching the protagonist solve the questions live, my God, the protagonist actually had to go online to do the questions. Of course, such a big thing had to be written in five or six chapters. Being invaded by a parallel world, in this case, instead of directly contacting the government and dispatching a few heavy-armed synthetic brigades to block the door, they just sit there and answer questions and play games. Even if they have to engage in personal heroism, aren't those alien lickers willing to trade technology or even fleets for skills? What can they do? ! Earlier, I realized that I was paralyzed in a parallel world and was still clamoring to work on the other side. However, when I looked back, I felt no sense of crisis at all and my writing was just like playing house. The author seems to have a worldview where food automatically refreshes from the supermarket, and the top government, military and police officers drink tea in the office every day and find nothing to do.

Gold is found in the sand. The family is very interesting. It's a very interesting view of the world. It's worth reading. It's on my bookshelf.

Fully ordered. But I wanted to give up. The author wrote it himself. So high that I worry about the author's mental state. There were so many places where my feet touched the floor. The plot moves slowly. Serious logic flaw. After more than 200 chapters, I wrote a piece of broken software and got dozens of chapters. How much food and drink can be put in a vending machine? No one is restocking. Is it enough to feed how many people? A huge amount of writing was wasted on a completely unimportant plot. Worse than water. What a waste of such a good idea. Then the author almost wrote everyone as mentally ill. Like wisdom like a giant baby. If you watch too much, I will feel that I am also a wise giant baby

I really can't stand it anymore. The story is so disconnected. The writing from the late second volume to the third volume is terrible. It's refreshing to see a rich world background with various races and skills. The setting is so good that I just stopped writing it. I keep writing code and dressing up for fun. The protagonist does big things but still feels like he is a little transparent and keeps leveling up. But the fights are inexplicably won by the setting. There is a lot of nonsense in the middle, which is super stupid. The main character's inner thoughts are always feeling that his virtue is not worthy of his role, and the people around him keep bragging about it. The writing is super embarrassing.

The disadvantage is that it is a trick to sell things and the program saves everything. The main reason is that the logic is not very strong.

What to say. Book all in advance. Later, I was overwhelmed by how to write code every day. I gave up. When I saw the limited exemption, I thought about picking it up and taking a look? Still riding a horse and writing. Why. Never mind. I won't watch it even if it's free.

The protagonist can be naive, but not mentally retarded. It was just that he didn't realize the dangers of the villain, but now he still makes people speechless every time he thinks about it. If Wen Rui dies, the protagonist will have to fight alone. If he doesn't die, it's all because of the author.

The first two volumes are very exciting, the curtain rises gradually, until the climax of the decisive battle, the setting is also very bright! Recommended viewing The third volume has started to be finished, and it has inexplicably turned into a modern academic masterpiece. The stitching is inexplicable, the turning point is very abrupt, the subject world view has been cut in half, it is no wonder that the fans in the circle are shouting that it is finished Summary: The writing power cannot support the ambition, and now it is just hydrology for the sake of hydrology. The first two volumes are worth watching, but that's about it. The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment, which makes people even more angry and regretful

I didn't feel that the protagonist was weak, I just felt that the protagonist was mentally retarded.

I came to see the story, to see how the protagonist re-understands the world as a weakling, not to see the protagonist inexplicably use programming to pretend to be a B-life. The world in the story is very strange. In the early stages of the story, the protagonist fights against another mirror world in the city where he is an intern. The scope of the protagonist's activities in these two worlds is limited to the city. After the successful "save", the protagonist goes to other cities, which have not experienced similar invasions at all... Actually, should I store my mind first when reading this book?