A Journey Through the Myriad Heavens, Beginning with the Terminator
从终结者开始的诸天之旅
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The protagonist was actually Arno from Changshu; now that makes sense.
I've watched it all, let me summarize.
The plot is excellent, both in terms of intelligence and storyline. The only thing I personally find a little hard to accept is that the protagonist is a robot.
In that case, let's not write a female lead.
The protagonist and the robots of the mechanical enemy are both at the pinnacle of artificial intelligence, yet when they go to the new modern world, they have to use computers to access the internet for information… and their information acquisition speed is slower than my 20-yuan USB flash drive.
Skynet and John Connor's fates are intertwined.
This is reflected in the plot of Terminator 6. The opening of Terminator 6 picks up where Terminator 2 left off, with Skynet's T-800 successfully killing John Connor. The consequence is that everything Skynet has in the future disappears, except for the T-800 sent to the past, which escaped timeline erasure.
I've envisioned an even more overpowered Terminator: every neutron and proton in its body is a sophon from "The Three-Body Problem," capable of forming any weapon at will and infinitely regenerating. Because its basic components are neutrons and protons, it can physiologically exist in any form of life, readily assembling high-strength matter.
In the Terminator universe, Skynet is already destined to lose; otherwise, they wouldn't have sent Terminators back to attempt to change history. Therefore, instead of repeatedly postponing Judgment Day, causing more deaths each time and disrupting the timeline, it's better to prepare in advance and detonate it sooner. In this world's historical context, the wounds of humanity would heal within a few hundred years.
Why not go and cause trouble at the AllSpark? Then go inside the Men in Black and upgrade their technology. And create at least a few blue giant stars inside your body.
In the established lore, Terminators other than the T800 do not possess learning abilities.
What will happen if the protagonist goes to the cyberpunk Night City?