
The Lord Sweeps Me
主扫我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 745k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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254Chapters
3.8kRecommendations
1.9kFans
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I still prefer the one from back then, "Return to the 21st Century," the female lead was absolutely brilliantly portrayed.
I've been watching Sleeping God for over a decade now. The original concept still resonates with me today. A few years ago, when AI was all the rage, I even wondered if I could raise one myself. Haha.
Even the atmosphere of other eerie novels isn't as eerie as this one.
To be honest, I couldn't figure out who the main character was in the first few chapters.
Great! It's the author of "Ivan the Mage"! That novel was so good, I still can't forget it. I'm giving my monthly pass to support the author's new book! Keep up the good work!!
To be honest, it's a bit tiring to read. It switches between my perspective and Lu Cheng's. Writing from my point of view is wrong; introducing a second person's perspective is inappropriate.
I thoroughly enjoyed the book. The author's writing is sharp yet meticulous, vividly depicting the near future (which I think is more like 2030, not 2045). The progression of the protagonists' and even the AI's thoughts was very inspiring. A seasoned reader, I'm very satisfied. Not suitable for new readers with limited reading experience.
The male protagonist is essentially a web novel version of Nobita, a complete waste of space.
Top-tier science fiction novels discussing ethics
That's awesome! I've given you all six tickets this month to K University. It's all top-notch content; I deeply realize how much I need to learn. Thank you!
True intelligence lies in adapting to the environment.
This is the first novel I've read that reflects on AI amidst the AI wave. Many of its viewpoints resonated with me. The author is brilliant. Enough said, I'm going to continue reading.