Civilization Simulation Game

To be honest, the quality of this book exceeded my expectations, maybe because the popularity of this book is too low. Spoiler alert The author's thinking on the AI era is very interesting. He does not write about the old-fashioned omnic rebellion, but focuses on the constantly developing social process under AI management. Civilization has developed from today's socialism to ideal communism, from chaos to endless prosperity. But in the end, due to the stagnation of scientific and technological progress, civilization lost its spirit of exploration and headed for self-destruction. The protagonist's participation in the entire development is low, but his character has always been very high, which is considered excellent in this kind of behind-the-scenes story. I don't know where the author learned it from or his own thinking, but overall it's not bad.

The popularity and quality of the novel do not match. It is quite interesting to deduce the intelligent era. I am looking forward to how the next genetic era will develop Another: Why is this novel on the Urban Superpower Channel? No matter how you look at it, it is a science fiction novel.

It doesn't feel like reading an online article, it feels like reading a science fiction novel.

If a good work is a delicious cake with solid ingredients, then this article is a bag of high-quality flour. Although it is high-quality flour, it is difficult for normal people to swallow dry flour. This bag of flour lacks some processing and blending, and readers can only rely on their own imagination to make up for the grandeur of each era in the text. Perhaps this is the reason why this book is "novel but not popular". The following are some suggestions I have given to the author as a book lover for more than ten years. I hope it can give the author some inspiration: I have read a lot of behind-the-scenes and creation-flow works. Among them, what attracts me to read is the setting of the novel, and the other important part is the group characters. Humans are naturally emotional animals. When the author describes a cute little girl who suffered a tragic experience, we often want to know what happened to the cute little girl after the story and whether she lived a good life out of sympathy. This "sympathy" will support us to keep reading until we see the little girl's ending. But this book lacks such a character and a group of "little girls". After reading the whole story, I was only interested in the author's science fiction setting and had no other emotions. No emotion, no anger, no sadness, etc. To write about a magnificent era, if the book does not describe a group of trendsetters of the era, a group of struggling idealists, conspirators, villains, and true gentlemen, then it will certainly not give people a real sense of the "era". If the author does not describe in detail a few real named group characters, and then writes about their struggles and struggles, it will be difficult for readers to empathize and have emotional fluctuations in the story. For example, "Three-Body Problem", the author must have read it. Who after reading this does not remember the sword-bearer Luo Ji, the holy mother Cheng Xin, the lonely Yun Tianming, and the amazing Zhang Beihai in that era. Why do we think "Three-Body" is wonderful and beautiful, and why we are particularly convinced by the memory of "Dark Forest Theory"? It is precisely because of the ideological collision and conflict between these characters. It is these characters that support the story. It is these characters that make "Three-Body" as exciting as the night sky with twinkling stars. An author who does not understand the importance of "character creation" to a novel will never be a first-class author. I once read a sentence in a foreign writing guide book, which is roughly as follows: "The villain cannot be an abstract concept, he must be a concrete character that can be truly defeated." The author of this book also repeatedly emphasized the importance of character creation in the book, and the story and plot must serve the character. An interesting story setting can attract old-ass readers like me. If a few interesting characters are added, more "light" readers can be attracted to read, and the author can make more money, and the eunuch will be reluctant to part with it. I hope the author can read my review. I really think this book has a good foundation.

The first simulated era of intelligence was a bit too rough and crude. From the singularity to 30 years later, it was like a smooth transition of civilization. The unemployment problem caused by AI was briefly mentioned. There was no discussion of the response of other service industries and manufacturing industries to the impact of AI. There was no description of ordinary people's daily lives after AI took over. Later, it was mentioned that the unemployment problem was alleviated by the rapid advancement of intelligence. How was it alleviated? Whether it is employment driven by the upstream and downstream industries of AI, government intervention, or adjustments to the distribution system, all are blank. Nowadays, few science fiction novels stop and think about real social issues. The fact that this book focuses on AI issues is a bright spot, but it is not in-depth or even expanded on. My personal opinion is that it is just scratching the surface, tasteless, and it is a pity to abandon it.

More than thirty chapters have been written about the Age of Arrival, but in the end, there is not even a shadow of "Advent". You must know that the length of the previous two eras was only about fifty chapters, and now it is more than half of it. I have been writing about studying signals and transmitting signals. Let's just call it the Age of Signals. In order to push humans to send signals to the outside of the earth, the protagonist obviously can rely on the system to directly let humans send signals, but he has to use global earthquakes to slowly force him, and then he goes on for almost ten chapters, which is simply unimaginable. The rhythm of the previous two eras was so good, but now it is lagging and lagging. I hope the author can improve it.

Advent is too watery. Compared with the previous AI creatures, the difference is huge.

As an old bookworm, my evaluation is too bland. This book is as plain as a glass of boiled water. It does not have the excitement of soda, nor the dreaminess of wine. It can only quench my thirst. It cannot bring me a variety of feelings like other drinks, but it is not bad to drink it occasionally 😎😎

The simulation world is too perfect, and it is even more separated from the real world Let me talk about a few points 1. I can't think of the use of setting up a law to intervene in the simulation world. From the reader's point of view, this is obviously a one-time pleasure, just like the second time you intervene, you will not have the same pleasure. And from the perspective of the protagonist, the real world does not have the ability to intervene with laws. I can't figure out what reference the law intervention in the simulator has for the development of reality. 2. I heard that only regrets can make people remember deeply, and only then can there be discussion points. The simulation world is so perfect. And the setting of your simulated world is so perfect, but in the end he cannot escape the shackles of the upper limit. If the two worlds are connected, people will see the world behind them at a glance, and they will basically have the same ending 3. Return to reality. The separation between reality and simulation is too serious. It feels like returning to before liberation. The things in your simulator are like this If I don't dare to get it from reality, it would be appropriate to put it in the protagonist's position. After all, if I get this thing in reality, I will definitely have to simulate it completely before getting it into reality. If you think this is a novel, readers will be very separated when reading it. There are rockets in the simulator, and the real world is still practicing walking in place. You might as well not describe reality at all. Finally, to summarize, it would be great if the law intervention was not in the simulator but in reality, and both from the perspective of fun and logic The so-called law intervention looks high-end, but in fact it cannot affect the rules of the universe, it only affects one thing Just like when the first world came out, it would be as loyal to human beings as when the cost was directly set in the simulator? Then you plunge into reality, and you will have a real point of view, that is, the impact of the combination of results from different simulated worlds on reality, which is different from the simulator

The first time was good, the second time was okay, and in the third simulation I started watching it in fast forward mode in the middle, and there was no difference. The content was basically the same, but the name was changed. It was boring to watch, and I felt like I was enjoying myself. The protagonist was a tool man, which was very hollow.