Climbing the Tech Tree Through Data Networks

The ability is strong enough to rule the world, but it is a pity that the protagonist has low education

I dreamed back to ten years ago, and I felt like I was reading a novel from ten years ago. The idea is good, but does your book have an outline? It feels like it's about to jump out at any moment, and the details are so intoxicating that the context and context are intertwined. It is difficult to write about being extraordinary alone. The subsequent impact of the incident on reality and the reactions of those industry celebrities can be described, either without it or mentioned briefly. The positioning of the protagonist's ability system is also wavering.

Develop an evolutionary vaccine to increase infectivity, repair residual limbs, evolve the body, step by step, absorb energy vaccines, and move towards martial arts: skin-refining vaccine, meat-refining vaccine, tendon-refining vaccine, bone-refining vaccine, marrow-refining vaccine, blood-refining vaccine, organ-refining vaccine, fu-organs-refining vaccine, god-refining vaccine, orifice-refining vaccine,

The settings are good, but everything else falls apart. Neither the plot nor the writing leads. This setting is in vain.

Update once a day, wish you good luck. Maybe half a year or even a year later, I will come across you by chance. Will think of you. How to keep up with one update a day? If the data is not good, you will starve to death. Without data feedback, you will have no motivation to write it down.

The protagonist's abilities are top-notch, but unfortunately he is uneducated and cannot use them. It feels like carrying a gold mine to work on the assembly line...

The biggest advantage of this book is that it is enjoyable. All actions and plot arrangements serve this purpose. So if you are a book lover who wants to read exciting articles and does not have high requirements on logic, you can give it a try. After talking about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages. The biggest problem with this book is its poor logic. Book lovers who have strict logic requirements don't need to think about it. I gave up after seeing the chapter about creating the Zerg virus. Let me talk about the logical problems I found. First of all, there are big problems in explaining the protagonist's choice of career route. The explanation in the article for choosing viruses instead of programming is that I hope to stand up as soon as possible. But the problem is that it is the mechanic who chooses the subsequent development route of the virus. This gives rise to two questions. If the first protagonist wants to rely on mechanics to make prosthetic limbs to gain mobility, it will take a long time. This has nothing to do with knowledge, it is just a matter of building an industrial system. The current level of technology and materials are definitely not up to the level of making prostheses, especially prostheses that are as good as normal human limbs. Building an industrial system itself is a waste of time. In this case, you said that the programming development time is too long, so it is unreasonable to pass it. Second, if it is not about making prosthetics, but editing reality through programming, then there is even less reason to choose the virus branch. Compared with the ability of programming, if the programming specialization cannot compare with the virus specialization, the existence of the specialization itself will be meaningless. Secondly, the logic problem in the chapter of creating the Zerg virus is even more serious. First, the virus has infected all regions except China. Why except China? Or what is the protagonist's purpose in creating this virus? From the whole article, it seems that the protagonist has no purpose in creating this virus, just to show off his skills. Secondly, what is the purpose of releasing these viruses? In the setting, no one can currently defeat the protagonist in any aspect of the network, so there is no point in launching a virus in this case. And if it is to build a defense system, it does not make sense to leave a country empty and such a large area. Second, load the emotional program for the Zerg virus. I don't want to say this at all, I only have one question, why should it be installed in the emotion program? Are emotions necessary for viruses? If the protagonist's central control AI loads an emotion program, I won't say anything, but this is a virus. For viruses, this program can only waste computing power and there is no need to load it. And the female AI image + emotion program, to be honest, even if I don't watch it, I can guess that there will be jealous scenes in the follow-up. Whether it's the protagonist's AIs being jealous of each other, or seeing the protagonist being intimate with other female characters and being jealous. It's such an ancient plot. In short, my evaluation is that this book can be used as entertainment. But book lovers who have higher requirements for logic should not consider this book.

A super awesome cheat turned into rubbish due to playing. As expected, I can't believe any of Qidian's novels that play tricks on my brain.

This book is hard to explain in one sentence. It's like watching the main character stand alone. I don't remember anything after reading it.

People who have no legs suddenly grow a pair of legs. How will they explain it then?