My Computer Connects to a Real Civilization

The author Wen Qing is ill. The writing is incomprehensible.

The creativity is okay, but the logic and plot are too messy, and the settings are not clearly explained. I feel like it needs an overhaul.

[Like the title, unfortunately it is almost destined to be buried under the impact of editing and review traffic]

Probably similar. You play a WeChat mini-game, and the mini-game requires you to authenticate with your real-name. The protagonist is worried about leaking his own information, so the mini-game says that you don't authenticate with your real-name, and I reset the game. The protagonist gets scared, and magically gets a temporary real-name authentication, but the mini-game says that if you don't authenticate with your real-name, I will close one of the ways you enter the mini-game every once in a while, and finally the protagonist authenticates with his real-name. Yes, it is the real-name authentication. The author thanked him for more than thirty chapters. I, Shennong, would like to call the author "Water God"

After watching it for two hours, I didn't understand anything. Just a confused word!

I don't know if you have thought about the main city's worldview and the entire worldview. It's quite an interesting setting. If you don't think about the reasons why the main city suppresses the reserved area, all actions will be in vain and will taste like an anticlimax.

Pure AI writing, the smell is too strong, it slipped away

It felt like there was an inexplicable twist in the middle, and then the Earth side was revealed inexplicably. Anyway, the main theme was an inexplicable one!

It feels inexplicable that you don't just help other civilizations for the sake of power. I can understand you saying it's for money. Damn sympathy.

The first label of this book is suspense. If you can accept that this book is a riddle, you can read this book.