The Soviet Union Shut Down the Program? I Pulled Out Artificial Intelligence!
苏联撤专？我反手掏出人工智能！
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- 703k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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The laptop design is a complete failure; I don't understand why we had to make a laptop at all. If you don't want others to see it, why not just make it have no physical form and only exist in the protagonist's consciousness? They insisted on making a physical notebook, which was difficult to hide, and they also portrayed the protagonist as very selfish.
Physical computers, not handed over, just used for taking notes, and this is supposed to be serving the people? All these similar novels are disgusting. On the surface, the appeal lies in the purity of that era, but in reality, they depict behaviors that deviate from that era. Either don't use physical computers, or hand them over.
The Soviet Union withdrew its special project, so I pulled out Ultraman and blew up the Earth! 🤔
It's a bit illogical that the protagonist's soul transmigrates while still carrying a physical computer.
I think it's best to set it up as something in the protagonist's mind. Using the AI would consume the protagonist's mental or physical energy, allowing for better control of the plot and avoiding attracting attention. Overuse could lead to unconsciousness or illness, thus portraying the protagonist as a genius, and any problems would be attributed to overworking their brain. The protagonist's primary role would be to use the AI to guide the nation's development.
I slapped the protagonist to death!!! And then??? While searching through the protagonist's belongings, I suddenly discovered... And then... Technological advancements... The End. I really couldn't read a single bit...
The author disregards realistic logic in their writing; the character transmigrates with a laptop and tries to hide it—that's impossible! This is too toxic. Goodbye.
Set as highly poisonous
I liked the subject matter, but I suggest a major overhaul. I completely can't understand why the transmigrator would have a physical computer. Fine, why not just hand it over directly? What are you worried about? Slicing it up? You're underestimating the wisdom of our ancestors. Worried about 500,000? You've already met five divisions, what are you afraid of?
Why hide it? Just hand it over. It's only a 60-year technological gap, not 600 years. It's explainable. Even if you teach it a few times, it's not like they can't learn it.
How did they come up with such a ridiculous book title?
Even before reading it, I felt this book was going to be abandoned, and the kind that gets criticized and nobody reads.
The author was discouraged from joining the game if they encountered five divisions at the start and didn't identify themselves or hand them over to the state. If the author can't write this, they should watch "1949 Future Chat Group" to learn how.