Night Patrolman of the Apocalypse

To be honest, your early chapters on the metaverse were quite well written. However, online novels nowadays emphasize having exciting and satisfying moments in the early stages. I only read the first five chapters of this book. I only know that the cheat ability can absorb negative or positive power, but what are the specific effects?

What kind of rubbish is this? How dare a student like me threaten such a powerful figure? Does he enjoy fantasizing so much?

The protagonist is portrayed in a somewhat disgusting way; he wants the benefits but doesn't want to take risks, he wants to survive but also wants to control his own destiny—a classic diode.

The novel isn't a thesis; the main plot is too slow, it's all filler content and daily life.

Judging from the title, I thought it would be readable. Sigh, there really should be a threshold for online novel writing. Everyone should get an author's certificate first. All this writing after graduating from compulsory education is just creating garbage.

Essentially, it's a blend of science and fantasy, but the very nature of science dictates that only scientific concepts can be applied, which is normal. Novels often use results to skip complex processes, a common technique. The unique features of big data cultivation are simply that it's reproducible, mass-producible, emphasizes both theory and practice, has no weaknesses, and can be perfected.

The very first sentence of the introduction reveals its lack of intelligence, and the ending is so crooked.

I often feel that conversations and actions are inexplicable.

I watched all 13 episodes, and they were all about setting and math...

The Big Data Cultivation System, version 4.0, Is now available. From its submission last July to its publication this July, it was rewritten three times from scratch, with countless revisions, both major and minor. The writing difficulty of this subject matter far exceeded my expectations. *Big Data Cultivation*, the first book in the series, ended poorly.