I Have an All-Seeing Mirror

The theme setting is quite interesting, and the plot of seeing the protagonist entering the universe empire and being promoted to level 8 life is quite exciting. However, there are too many inner dramas in the protagonist's self-narration, and many of the contents are obviously nonsense. They have been written over and over again several times. It feels a bit redundant and seems not sincere. I hope that the author can streamline the inner monologue in the future, get rid of the problem of repetition, and polish the rhythm of the plot better.

It's a yellow chicken that I carry around with me. As long as I play steadily in the future, I will definitely be good.

As long as we maintain our current non-toxic status and finish within 2,000 chapters, I will subscribe to them all.

Thumbs up to the author. After the protagonist gets this plug-in, a series of operations are completely logical. His IQ is online, and there is no problem with using cheats to plan the layout. Comparing this book with other books of the same type, it is simply a comparison of the IQ of a super villain and a street gangster.

I'm speechless. Interstellar people don't learn to fly spaceships or fight alien races. They just like to play martial arts games.

At present, the non-toxic author is too slow to update

When I read Chapter 101, I thought the book was over, really. Later, the author became addicted to martial arts games and did not explore and develop many universes and stars. I have repeatedly played the role of a hero in a virtual game with a sense of déjà vu between the Song and Ming Dynasties. A game developed by Star Sky Alien is set in ancient times. I can only say that the author's imagination is too limited.

To say that omniscience means omnipotence is a mistake. He said that he hasn't read much yet. In the first chapter, Zhang Zhang said that he saw a zz. He must say that he is omniscient and omnipotent. Knowledge, just knowing information, cannot create something out of nothing and cannot change the world. Omnipotence includes omniscience, omniscience < omnipotence. For example, the law of the universe states that the speed of light is eternal. You ask omniscience, how to make the speed of light be a? Answer: The speed of light cannot be changed, the speed of light is c. Can this be said to be not omniscience? Omniscient is simply knowing all the information of the universe. If you ask Almighty, can you change the speed of light into a? If the answer cannot be changed, that is the problem! ! ! Omniscient is just an information database

As mentioned.

Omniscience must equal omnipotence. Omniscience means that I know the methods and abilities to become omnipotent at the next moment without paying any price. If I can't do it, it is not omniscience. You say that omniscience does not know that 1 plus 1 is equal to 3. That is because human cognition is not equal to omniscient cognition. Omniscient cognition must know that 1 plus 1 is equal to 3. True omniscience is the quantum superposition state of the anti-paradox. Just like the God paradox, I can lift this stone if I want to, but I can't if I want to.

If this is the first omniscient book, who is an omniscient information person?

Please don't make random comments. The author wrote about martial arts, which shows that the martial arts skills are more powerful than omniscience. The author is holding back his big move.

1. It is difficult to support the IQ of the characters, the author, and the audience 2. No matter how much you say omniscience, this is generally just a language system and story narration in a narrow sense. It is difficult not to feel a sense of arrogance 3. The most essential point is that if it is omniscience, it only requires technical paths, which can be solved even if it is not 100%. 9 9.9% Of the problems will only fall into a situation that can obviously be solved, but for the sake of the story, the contradiction is still hanging. The protagonist has to promote the resolution of the contradiction. Now the protagonist has become a reactionary 4. If you have a little bit of imagination, deus ex machina will often happen 5 Choosing to let the protagonist "not know something" is the key to the story. Now it is inevitable to act and stand at the same time.

There are a lot of loopholes written by the author. If you don't want the protagonist to take off directly and want to suppress it, then you add some restrictions to the mirror. In the end, you add no restrictions at all. As a result, the protagonist engages in so many mentally retarded operations and rubbish training methods. You just follow the mirror. You have no restrictions. If you don't want this, then you add some restrictions. In the end, you don't add any restrictions.

The readers of this book know so little information that they have no idea about the subsequent development of the protagonist like squeezing toothpaste. 🙂 Take Swallowing Starry Sky as an example: When Luo Feng was at the planet level, he already knew about the immortal level after the five major realms, as well as the looming universe king level and venerable level in the plot (mentioned during the Genius War), and the great existence of the Lord of the Universe (mentioned in the introduction to the Virtual Universe Company Headquarters). 🙂 These make people daydream about the subsequent development of the protagonist. 🙂 But what is the level of the saints in this book? Star Life Peak is equivalent to immortality based on the attack power description, but is it the second major level? Also, does the Human Empire have any alien enemies? Maybe? 🙂 In short, it makes people look anxious. It feels like the stakes of omniscience are too high, and the author needs to make certain restrictions or explanations on omniscience. Otherwise, it is impossible to explain the reason why a person who has seen the world would stay on such a barren earth. 🙂 I suggest the author read The Omniscient, the rhythm inside is very comfortable

The overall logic is quite good and the plot is quite coherent. But there is a fundamental problem. Omniscient is basically equal to omnipotent, but the feeling shown in the book is that it is a supercomputer with a huge database.

Byd's article about the omniscient plug-in is like the ancient urban dragon king. The routines are old and bad, and they have been expired for 20 years. . .

Such a big story ended up using no imagination at all. The content was all the same as that of ancient urban literature. It was about Chinese martial arts and a certain family. It was too over-the-top. It could be said that there was nothing new. The plot could not stand up to any scrutiny. The only function of the story was to shorten the development of the protagonist. There are a lot of compliments in the comment area, either because they are fake or because they haven't read many books.

Don't watch it once you start playing the game, it's boring

This is even more outrageous than Huang Ji. Huang Ji at least has limitations and needs to learn to understand the information.

The protagonist's mirror is the most invincible thing I have ever seen, so much so that I have no interest at all and no passion at all. Because of the mirror, it looks like the protagonist is operating like a tiger. In fact, he has no thoughts of his own. He is like a different kind of puppet on strings. The protagonist has no charm at all. It can be done by just changing anyone. It feels like an AI novel.

Such a good idea is a pity. If it were given to the protagonist in Time Travel, would it be directly six-dimensional? Or it could be given to Chen Ang. The IQ operation is not worthy of plug-ins.

What you can read in this book is just what happened on Earth at the beginning. After the starry sky, there is just junk text.

Let me explain in advance that I haven't read a single chapter of the book. I just think the topic is interesting, so don't pressure me with the settings in the book. I believe that omniscience ≠ omnipotence, and omniscience < omnipotence. First of all, there is nothing to say about omnipotence. If omnipotence cannot make itself omnipotent, then it is not omnipotent. Can omniscience make oneself omnipotent? The omniscient person must know this question, but the answer may be that the omniscient person cannot make himself omnipotent. No, is the answer to this question. It's like asking, does 1+1=3? The answer is not equal. The example may not be very appropriate. It means that something that does not exist, omniscience knows that it does not exist. Second, even if the omniscient person knows how to become the almighty, does he have the time or the opportunity to become the almighty? The Omniscient knows how to become the Almighty, but the Omniscient will die tomorrow (no longer exists), so he will not be able to become the Almighty. For the omniscient, how can it continue to exist? The answer may be that it cannot exist forever. Third, the Omniscient knew how to become the Almighty and did so in the future. So for the omniscient, he knows everything in the world, past and future, and everything is destined. He will become omnipotent in the future, and of course He who is all-inclusive can also make Him who is all-knowing and all-powerful. In this case, omniscience can be said to be close to omnipotence. Of course there is another situation where the omniscient knows that the almighty does not exist. For example, the almighty cannot create a stone that he cannot lift. Several situations are possible, which is why I think omniscience < omnipotence. Of course, for us humans, these situations are like Schrödinger's cat. And for an omniscient person, he must know the answer. So some people think that omniscience = omnipotence, which can be said to be correct, because the answer may really be the truth. To summarize. 1. The omniscient knows that no one can become the omnipotent. (The Almighty can only be born) 2. The omniscient knows that he cannot become the Almighty. (The omniscient one is destroyed in the middle) 3. The omniscient one knows that he is the almighty one. (As long as the omniscient person always exists and has the answer to become the omnipotent, he must be omnipotent) 4. The omniscient person knows that there is no omnipotent person.

Too verbose, saying the same thing over and over again, the word count is too low

I've read more than a dozen chapters and can't stand it anymore. The hooks of this book are so powerful. How can I read it?

The author is pretty good. If the subject matter you choose is not easy to write, then it is not easy to write. You must finish it and don't leave it unfinished.

The best omniscient novel I've ever read

It's really well written. Although the word count isn't too many, it's still a masterpiece.

After reading it, I feel that there is a little less written.