Zhutian: Numerical Monsters Begin in the Late Northern Song Dynasty

This plug-in has a function that suddenly pops up out of nowhere. The protagonist doesn't do anything for no reason. It's a plus point that it suddenly pops up. I feel like writing it in another way might make it smoother.

It's getting more and more tasteless! You can't write about being unrestrained when you're otherworldly, and you can't write about the smell of fireworks when you experience the world of mortals.

It doesn't look good, it feels like it was written by AI

Kill 888888 golden people Build 888 landscapes Each landscape has 888 heads 🙂

I wanted to laugh when I saw it. It's not very convincing if I don't talk about the power of hundreds of kilograms. If you could crush coins, do you know how terrible your finger strength would be? This refers to strength, not the integration of your whole body. With such strong finger strength, you can imagine how strong other muscle groups in your body will be.

The protagonist should not be treated like a dog. There is a huge difference between the views of ancient emperors and modern people. With different cognitions, they did not regard the people at the bottom as human beings. The real people at the bottom are nameless common people. Do you know about bronzeware? It is made of gilt made of mercury and gold, and mercury is highly poisonous. Many people will die even if it is made as an ornament. It is true that human life is like a piece of grass. Therefore, it is not recommended that the protagonist becomes a dog for the emperor. Of course, if it is Shao Song, you can give it a try and find cooperation with Kodakya. Many Liangshan heroes in Water Margin are worthy of death according to modern people's outlook on life. For example, there are those who make human meat buns out of passing travelers and those who kill innocent people indiscriminately.

The protagonist written by the author is a bit of a loser. If you mind this, you can just quit. He should be the type who sleeps with women when he sees them.

It is indeed a piece of shit. The author doesn't even know the basics. He can just crush 300 kilograms of coins.

Alas, let's just say the conclusion. It can be seen that the author has no understanding of power at all. When the protagonist fights for the first time, he can only exert 300kg with all his strength. The detailed description is that the muscles and bones all over the body are exploding. It is known that forces originate from the ground. It is known that the strength of the legs is 3 to 4 times that of the hands. The strength of both legs plus the waist, back and abdominal muscles. Plus the power of one hand. Starting strength of 1000→2000 kg. As a result, the total body strength is still 300kg. And it's just a mere 300kg of strength. Coupled with the physical fitness to match this strength. How dare you confront someone with a fine iron (original text means fine steel) stick. He even bent the stick with one punch. Form into crescent shape. I thought it was a fun article, but it turned out that the author didn't know much about power, which made it very annoying to read. A mere 300kg of strength. Whenever you say it's three times the body density, I assume you can do it. So the author's physical fitness is actually very weak, right? I remember that the article described the protagonist's 300kg strength as having the strength of five or six people. Did he misunderstand the power of adult men, strong-bodied adult men?

This author clearly knows that readers are disgusted with the flaws in numerical design, but he still writes about 300 kilograms at every turn. He mentions it in almost every chapter. Isn't this screening?

This value seems a bit humorous. You can't defeat a tiger with nothing but armor and weapons.

The data doesn't match up. It was said that it crushed a coin, but it turned out to be bending the coin. It was said that the finger strength reached 250 kilograms, but later it was said that the whole body strength was 300 kilograms.

No matter what happened in the Jin and Song Dynasties, the traffic was overturned. Come one car at a time. It's so exciting.

I haven't read it yet, but I read the introduction and asked how much effort it takes for the AI ​​to crush a coin To crush a coin with bare hands, you need to overcome the compressive strength and structural stability of the coin material. The following is a specific analysis: --- 1. Material and compressive strength of coins - Common coin materials: Taking the RMB 1 yuan coin as an example, the material is nickel-plated steel core (compressive strength is about 300-400 MPa); the US dollar quarter coin is copper-nickel alloy (compressive strength is about 250-350 MPa). - Dimensions of coins: Suppose a coin has a diameter of about 25 mm and a thickness of about 2 mm. Its cross-sectional area is approximately: \ A = \pi r^2 = \pi \times (12.5\ \Text{mm})^2 \approx 490\ \text{mm}^2 \ --- 2. Calculation of required strength - Compressive strength formula: \ F = \text{Compressive strength} \times A \ Taking a RMB 1 coin (compressive strength is 300 MPa) as an example: \ F = 300\ \text{MPa} \times 490\ \text{mm}^2 = 147,000\ \text{N} \quad (\text{About 14,700 kgf}) \ This is equivalent to a force requirement of 14.7 Tons. --- 3. Strength comparison with normal people - Grip strength of ordinary people: The average grip strength of adult men is about 40-50 kgf, and that of women is about 25-30 kgf. - Strength multiplier: \ \frac{14,700\ \text{Kilogram Force}}{50\ \text{Kilogram Force}} \approx 294\ \text{Times} \ That means it takes about 300 times the grip strength of an ordinary person to crush a coin. --- 4. Physical strength requirements - Bone and muscle limits: The compressive strength of human bones is about 170 MPa, and the force required to crush a coin far exceeds the endurance limit of bones and muscles. - Energy consumption: Even with such power, the human body cannot transmit energy efficiently (the energy loss rate exceeds 90%), and the fingers will fracture due to stress concentration. --- 5. Realistic feasibility - Physical limitations: Human physiological structure cannot withstand such high force, and the coin may deform due to edge stress concentration when under pressure, rather than completely shattering. - Science Fiction Comparison: If there is a superhuman (such as a comic book character), its bone density needs to reach the tungsten alloy level (density is about 19.3 G/cm³), and the strength of the muscle fibers needs to be increased by more than 300 times. --- Conclusion Crushing a coin with bare hands requires about 14.7 Tons of force, which is equivalent to 300 times the grip strength of a normal person, and the body strength needs to be fully improved to non-human levels (such as bone density, muscle fiber strength, etc.). This is impossible in reality and only exists in science fiction or supernatural settings.

The data is messed up in the first chapter. Can 250 kilograms crush coins? Not even a ton is enough. If you are just for fun, then don't write detailed data. If you write a mistake, readers will point it out and not correct it. Or should the author know his own strength and screen the readers at the beginning?

The first chapter of the game is all about data. . . At first glance, I saw the normal strength of 250kg and the limit of one ton. . . You'd better not say crushing, otherwise it would be too false. The introduction suggests that you change it to crushing and bending coins. Crushing and bending are not on the same level. There is a huge difference. The force of 250kg can be used to crush coins. . . You can tell what the ingredients are, but if you say it's pinched and bent, I feel like you can't find anything wrong with it.

I hate authors who are uneducated and pretend to be pretentious. Are the data in the first chapter of yours correct? Just write onward 😅

Rubbish, the normal strength is 300kg, but in the end, if you explode with all your strength, it is still 300. Is the strength of punching with full strength the same as digging an ear? Think about it before writing.

To press hard, you can either open it up if you are hung up, which was basically invincible in ancient times anyway, or you can be more rigorous. Can crushing and bending be the same? It's still a few hundred kilograms. Just think about how many coins are lined up under the wheel. Will it break if the several-ton iron wheel of the road roller hits it? It's just like the novel ten years ago, which said that dozens of tons of force can punch out the Shattered Void.

I don't know if the author has read a book called History Crusher which has been blocked The protagonist in it is such a normal superman and the God Emperor Khorne. It is so cool to write it. You are a real mother-in-law's ink.

Holy Mother of Abuse, author, your writing is not good, author, you should be insulted, insulted and punished, go to the author. (This message rebounds all attacks, and the rebound is permanently effective)

There is basically no logic in this book. It is all boiled down. The author relies on imagination to write and has nothing to do with reality. In a fight, others must attack first and must be surrounded by others before he can move (did you watch the CG at that time?) The numerical values ​​and the written content are completely wrong. Calculating the numerical values ​​can be used to farm the armies of the two countries at the beginning. The result is 300 kilograms, which made everyone laugh.

After reading the reviews from book friends, I feel that it is very pertinent, that is, it is pretentious.

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This article is about to end, I really can't stand it anymore. I don't want to say whether it's AI or not. I have to get a Fusu identity, and then I don't care about the chaos in Da Qin. I just go around and pretend to be cool. Isn't it just disgusting to have a Fusu identity like this? Might as well get rid of the first few chapters.

I left after seeing Chapter 16....

I'm crazy to spend so much money on this crap.

Unreasonable and imprecise

I've only read a few chapters, and this sentence needs to be improved.