I'm the Only One Who Dreams

Starting from the story of doctors and patients, to the circulating canning factory of teachers and students, Fantasy and create freely in unfettered dreams, Use rational and emotional brushes to describe the illusory cyber future, When reality evaporates into dreams, Thoughts melt into chocolate sauce on ice cream, One bite, and you will be filled with joy...

This book must be much more comfortable to read through than to follow through. I read this book last week and was hooked. I have been following it for two days without sleep. It is very, very satisfying. The description of emotions is extremely detailed and almost completely immersed me in it. But this feeling disappeared when I caught up with the updates. I just feel completely confused about the current updates. I feel that this is not an accidental phenomenon. These explosive points of the author are the result of a long period of suppression. During the suppression, there is no hook to attract readers to continue reading, so they gradually stop reading. I'm glad that I read this book at the end, or at least most of the end, and had a relatively smooth reading experience for most of the chapters, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to read this masterpiece. But it is said to be a masterpiece. This work is indeed superb in terms of spectacle design, mood and writing style, but this cannot cover up the problem of a single plot. I don't know if the author has noticed that several large chapters of this work almost exactly adopt the framework of setting foot in a new environment, showing wonders, expressing alienation, converging on a certain person, telling his life story, and regretting/solving problems after the protagonist comes online. Although the impact is very strong, it is still a bit repetitive when viewed in its entirety. Anyway, the author is so awesome. I wanted to say more, but I couldn't.

Except for some parts that are a bit incomprehensible due to the stream of consciousness, it is very interesting and wonderful, and it feels very fantasy.

I've read the first few chapters and it's really good stuff.

I know it's ridiculous to find the truth in fictional fiction, but I still want to say it. In the incident, the machine wanted to iterate to find the perfect education. In fact, it is a common practice to use computers to iterate to find things that do not exist in reality. For example, use a computer to find a perfect circle. There is no perfect circle in reality, but it does not prevent us from finding it. What I want to say is that this starting point is good, but it has been taken astray. Perfect education does not simply mean the infusion of knowledge or some kind of physical transformation. I admit that education has these requirements. But these are only parts. Even if all aspects are taken into consideration, it is only the sum of the parts, not the whole. There was news in Jiangxi Province a few years ago. It was about a top student who took the Qingbei exam. After finishing the college entrance examination, he went to his girlfriend's house to play, but he was killed because his girlfriend didn't give him fur. Is education just to create some containers filled with knowledge? Obviously not. Maybe the purpose of education was told to us on the first day of school, but people either don't believe it or forget it

One of the best science fiction works I have seen in recent years, bar none. The author's thinking about society, individuals, self, and technology is very profound. Putting aside the layer of fantasy, the essence is thinking about the alienation of human beings by technology and society, or the limitations of human beings themselves. Those creative technological fantasies are just superficial creativity. Only by embedding technology and personal society in a complete system can you show your skills. Its depth is unparalleled among the works I have seen in recent years. Good book, good book. The style is unique, the imagination is unrestrained, and the thinking is solid. I recommend it to anyone who is short of books and should give it a try. Human beings cannot abandon the imagination of the cosmos, nor the reality of daily necessities. It is always difficult for our thinking to support us in putting the two together at the same time, or we fall into the cliche and want to criticize this and that. However, most of the time, people always fall into the logical trap of appearances. They are driven by emotions and lose the possibility of in-depth thinking. They are congenitally trapped in a certain He stubbornly rejects all viewpoints other than this fictitious position. The protagonist Lin Yi often tries to accept other people's ideas precisely because he is not "assertive" and "active" enough. He can not only understand the difficulties of an architecture builder who can turn society upside down with just a signature, but also can satirize the ridiculousness and incompetence of the architecture from the perspective of a person at the bottom. You cannot deny the creation of the protagonist just because it is not "cool" enough, or the protagonist has no creation in the first place. The author just lets the protagonist take on the role of the reader and let the reader's thinking become the protagonist's thinking. The protagonist is a camera. If the camera is placed too high, it will only see a group of ants doing mediocre things. If it is placed too low, it will only see the illusion and weirdness in front of him. Therefore, he must be able to switch the camera at any time. The current "no opinion" protagonist is already the best result of the creator's weighing the pros and cons. However, even if you put aside those illusory contemplations about society and yourself, and only look at the most superficial fantasy elements, the imagination of this work will definitely make you get enough of it. The same fairy tale and western fantasy seems too boring after all. , This work is by no means stuck to a formula, it is a long and stinky plot of fighting monsters, and there is no grinding plot. It only relies on the author's imagination and only the number of words limits his expression, making it unsatisfactory, and not making you feel like you have watched it after reading it. It is a waste of money. Anyway, I really have to control you to read this book.

This novel is amazing and very cerebral. Let me talk about a little bit here, which is the science fiction world view of the novel. Those who are more familiar with online writing will know that the author's novel has only 80 chapters so far. It can be regarded as a relatively comprehensive science fiction world view, AI, artificial intelligence, spiritual transformation, and environmental protection organizations. It belongs to the more typical science fiction world view in today's era, cyberpunk or various punks. Although currently this is the only book with a sci-fi worldview like this, I feel it is quite typical. Whether there are silicon-based organisms, large model AI, carbon-based organisms, information organisms, and energy organisms in the following chapters. Even some kind of activated network protocol materialization. So will there be a fourth natural disaster? For a certain advanced civilization, the benefits of the fourth natural disaster are not as good as the novice benefits of every newcomer in the civilization.

The first time I read it, the beginning gave me the feeling that it was too confusing, too stream-of-consciousness, and I couldn't stand it. This time I finished reading it accidentally, and I could only exclaim, what is the origin of this author? He really just writes wherever he dreams, but every story is so wonderful and has high intentions. It contains various socialist and humanistic trends. I didn't expect it to be this kind of science fiction. The last time I was so pleasantly surprised was the Wandering Fleet, but this book has stronger writing power, deeper philosophy, and is very powerful. Really powerful.

It's hard to imagine that in a country without cannabis, there would be such hallucinogenic works

The author is too focused. The electromagnetic storm at the end of the magnetized robot incident activates a large-scale magnetized virus. It would be very good if Li Jiuzhen, who represents rationality, executes it. He will do whatever it takes to protect his body, even if it will harm other people in the city.

Author, do you think making money is easy? The anti-theft is so good, how can I read a book? Well, wow, this is reality.

I have read half of the school chapter, and I feel that the first two chapters are in perfect harmony. In the hospital chapter, the company gives machines a desire for freedom, while in the school chapter, the group molds humans into machines. There are contradictions and conflicts, emm, this word is not good, it should be said to be the unity of opposites. The plot concept is very, very good. I don't know why no one has read it... I recommended it to others.

Like the title, is it not worth being an author, or is it that science fiction is difficult to gain popularity in the beginning?

The work is really suitable for adapting into short and medium science fiction comics. The imagination is so big that sometimes the brain cannot keep up with the rendering and cannot even imagine the picture.

Judging from the current plot, Ruxin is definitely not an emotional and gentle thing. It's more like the manifestation of desire. Unbridled desire is just like the name, like the heart. The smallest unit of strength: showing the power of willfulness and the power to implement will Ruxin, you are still Yujiro! You are really strong now.

It's a very good book, but not many people have read it. It's not easy for the author to persevere.

I've read more than a hundred chapters and I can't stand it anymore. The various ideas are really interesting, but I can't read a story without a main plot 😵

It's rare to see such touching books, about dreams, utopias, cyberpunk, artificial intelligence, a profile of the times and the intersection of human nature.

I don't know if I will be attacked, but I feel really uncomfortable holding this question in my heart. I still want to ask, that is, whether this novel has been polished by AI, or AI participated in the production. I have just read Chapter 20 now, and I haven't felt this way before. In these chapters of Chapter 20, the AI feeling suddenly popped out. Of course, this can only be used to describe the character's speaking state. Sometimes, it would give me a very strong feeling of AI, for example, "The person in charge also looked happy, with the corners of his mouth slightly raised." "Hearing the dean's words, the person in charge's face condensed, and he reminded me with some hesitation," "The dean waved his hand, put down the tea in his hand, and a trace of decisiveness flashed on his face." I have used AI to write novels before (of course, just for my own entertainment), and the way the characters talk in AI is exactly the same as in this novel Again, I am not saying that AI is not good, nor do I mean that the author's novels are all written by AI. I just feel that the characters' dialogues are more like AI, so I will discuss it with all my book friends.

How much imagination does the author have? Is his head made of sponge?

This book is really a stream of consciousness. I can only say that this is the book I have read that is most like a book about a mental patient. Others who say that their protagonists are mentally ill do not have this twist, or they write about normal people in the skin of a mental patient. This book is a mental illness written by a mental patient (not a derogatory sense, but a compliment, it is difficult to write anything). If it is right, it is a divine book, and if it is not right, it is the ravings of a mental patient.

Advantages: This book analyzes medical care, education, self, etc., And is also very imaginative. Are all novels this big now? Disadvantages (personal feeling): The first few chapters are too stream of consciousness. It is difficult for new book friends to continue reading Also, the protagonist is "passive" every day. When the protagonist enters the plot (dungeon), he is smart, upright, and compassionate, but as soon as he exits the dungeon, he turns back into the jobless vagrant. He knows his superpowers, knows how to use them after one or two dungeons, and develops sympathy for various people. However, after the dungeon comes out, he does nothing but eats and drinks, and then enters the next plot and becomes the perfect person again The protagonist is so sympathetic and perfect in the script, but as soon as the dungeon comes out, everything disappears. The book says that the protagonist stayed at home for half a year, eating and drinking but doing nothing. Later I thought, you have such awesome superpowers, you know how to use them, you are so compassionate, and you are so dissatisfied with this reality, don't you want to change? Will the good qualities disappear as soon as the copy is released? Summary: The shortcomings are just nitpicks. I couldn't feel them when I was reading them, but I only thought of them when I was writing the review Overall evaluation: ～👍

It doesn't feel any better, but it looks good.

It's a pity, the results should be better

This book is too stream of consciousness! ! The imagination is very interesting, but after reading it for a long time, I didn't know what I was reading. There are 200 chapters and there is no clear main line. It really matches the title of the book. When I read this book, I felt like I was dreaming.

After reading the novel and thinking about it again, I found that the contradiction between doctors and patients cannot be completely solved by reforming the medical system. The following hospitals are treated as individual specific hospitals. Is it the hospital's problem that patients are too poor to afford medical treatment? It is a disease of society. Even though the price of this hospital is very low and there is medical insurance, there are still people who cannot afford to see the doctor. Some diseases cannot be cured by hospitals. Is this the hospital's problem? This is a limitation of modern medicine, and the hospital cannot be blamed. If this hospital cannot cure this disease, but a large provincial hospital can, can I blame this hospital for its poor medical skills? Indeed, the poor medical skills of this hospital is not a problem of the hospital itself, but is determined by the actual economic level of the location. There are indeed many problems that can indeed be solved by hospital reform, but this novel made me see that medical reform cannot solve all problems. I used to blame doctors for their bad attitude and poor medical skills, but now that robots have been replaced, medical troubles still happen. Some people say that it is the patient who is not good, but if you think about it from another perspective, if you were seriously ill, would you be anxious?

Why did it disappear after liberation, only the feathers left in dreams

I saw Chapter 40, it's so good and deserves to be more popular!

Gee, this way of writing is very air-conditioned, but it is much better than the description of air-conditioning. The way of writing air-conditioning is too formulaic, and it doesn't have the original feeling. This book has the feeling of the first few air-conditioning books, a sense of soul.

I just watched it, can anyone tell me when the protagonist fell asleep and did he wake up? Why does it feel like it's all a dream, no reality at all?