The Immortal and the Wishing Machine

It really feels like publishing a book, and it's very good. I just don't know why I feel that this Immortal is so flattering. It just feels like a pretense, without any real reflection on myself.

I have a question about the introduction. How many stallions can be given to breed a herd? Do males reproduce? Even a few mares and stallions would be difficult, aren't animals inbreeding? The reproductive efficiency of horses is not as good as that of humans

I was exhausted from reading the first chapter of this Thunder Super Fan.

It's been a long time since I read a true science fiction article. Forgot where I saw it from, science fiction is a description of social forms. Imagine what society would be like and what people's lives would be like with such technology or a different historical background. I think this article has achieved this so far. It is really a great science fiction article.

As the author said, determinism, wishing machines and artificial intelligence are now quite common concepts, but the author has integrated the concepts quite harmoniously with the worldview of this book, and has relatively successfully created a world in which there would be wishing machines, immortals, biomechanical technology, and world history and world structure. It is a very exciting novel among online articles.

The initial value itself cannot be confirmed at the same time. No machine can give answers to all inputs in a limited program, but it is good to deduce it in the novel This immortal is a bit of a supermodel. An immortal has not been so arrogant even for more than two thousand years. It is more likely that he cannot get out of one obsession. In addition, the Western Hemisphere is It is actually impossible to control behind the scenes. If you can't even stand in front of the stage, you can easily be assassinated and killed. Even if there is a wishing machine, people will consider how to counterattack in order to get revenge. For example, using magic to defeat magic, a can make a wish to complete the wish Ac, and b can wish to add something to the completion path of Ac. Who dares to use this

After reading the first three chapters, they were very average and didn't feel much. The first chapter is quite long and tells about the life experience of an immortal, but I think it is still superficial. It has a little more depth than Pure Water, but not much. It doesn't look like a web novel later on, so I don't recommend it.

This book is written carefully. The traffic of this kind of book will not be so high at the beginning. It takes time. When the number of readers reaches a certain value, this book will enter the eyes of more people.

Well written, why is it not popular? I hope the book will not be cut.

Thoughts after viewing The worship of the weak emperor is similar to the worship of Warhammer 40k, but the reason is currently unknown. Maybe in my heart he is not as good as the Immortal, whether it is the one in the article or the one in 40k. I'm not happy that the Immortal is not the protagonist. In fact, after reading the prologue and then reading the main text, my brother feels like a tool, not the male protagonist at all. The real male protagonist should be the immortal. The wishing machine wants to deal with the immortals. Why? If you live long, you will be calculated. But judging from the prologue, this kind of thing should not happen.

As a bookworm for nearly 20 years, this is a fairy tale. It is so fascinating about philosophy, different social backgrounds, and the development of the world situation. Because of my life and my ability to empathize, I often fall into the spiral of nihilism. The different possibilities of existence fascinate me.

This wishing machine of yours is just an AI.

Can you write it shorter? There are so many chapters in the first chapter. How do I read it?

It looks good so far. The prologue quickly reveals the world view, and the characters are also portrayed in the subsequent rapid plot development. But the only flaw is that I read this novel too early and finished it too quickly. Quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update,

1 The power of the Emperor of China clearly comes from the moon but the source is unknown 2 The reason for the longevity of the Immortals is unknown. Is it because the wishing machine was developed to successfully allow himself to be successfully developed (and the Immortals created in the future are then thrown into the past to cause a closed loop of cause and effect) 3 is also the point that I am most interested in. The name of the first volume is cause. Is it an absolute logic of the book? If there is a cause, there must be an effect, and the cause and effect must be a closed loop?

It's not on the shelves yet, I'm really afraid that you, the author, won't be able to hold on!

The writing is quite interesting, but I mainly want to see the perspective of the Immortal.

It looks good, and has a slightly scary feel. Author, tell me quietly whether the protagonist is a good guy or a bad guy, why does it feel so inhumane?

The beginning is very well written, giving me the feeling of watching the Eastern version of Emperor. It's just that it was discovered too early and needs to be taken care of first.

Although the quality of the author's writing can be seen except for the wedge, the people in the first and second volumes are too "big people". Perhaps for the sake of the entire book, their ambitions, past, or worries can only be profiled. Until the third volume of the two characters, they are very complete, with basic past, current actions, and my favorite boy meets girl. The author's writing power is more and more immersive. Even if the author is not satisfied with the adventure plot, he can also read the feeling of being underwater in the Three Gorges, the first part of Dragon Clan. This is really a very satisfying reading experience. I look forward to the author's very important fourth volume ~

It's on the shelves, but there seem to be a few people watching it. I'm already in second place. Can the author persist?

Author, I feel that the immortal you portray is not an ancient person who lived from two thousand years ago to the present day, but a modern person who traveled to ancient times. The content of life after the industrial revolution is only two hundred years, and his life experience of two thousand years is only one tenth. Logically speaking, his modern color should not be so strong, and he has carried out large-scale modernization in his own home. Besides, before the emergence of long-distance communication, the power of the immortal should be limited to a certain range. For places where he has never set foot in more than two hundred years, all his social relationships will be canceled with the death of the person. Even if there are any tokens or clues, the change of generations for more than three generations is enough to turn it into a distant legend.

The author is very confident. Can he not turn on the anti-theft function?😃

Em, how come the families described by the author are all either brothers or sisters, and there are no combinations of parents?