Infinite Darkness

I don't know why, but I really don't like "One Piece"

As far as what I saw, all the positive and supporting characters were female, and the villains were all male. There are also differences in the trials of wizard and wizard apprentices. It's hard to imagine how disgusting the author's thoughts are

I don't understand why the wizarding civilization system of the Golden Continent is similar to the administrative system of the Middle Ages. When the academy has dominant power and status, it is almost inevitable to form a ruling regime. The article repeatedly exaggerates wizard civilization, so as a civilization, it should have its own sociology and other aspects, and then talents in related fields should also exist. At least there will be wizards who also have this knowledge. Otherwise, the Magic Academy, a huge organization with thousands of new students alone, would have collapsed long ago. So why is its governance mechanism so close to the feudal system of feudal lords in the Western Middle Ages? If the ruler values ​​the masses, the system lacks humanity for him; if the ruler values ​​interests, the system is too inefficient. From the current point of view, the rulers in the book pay more attention to interests, so how can they accept this system? Especially when there is clearly a more efficient system. If multiple forces or families are trying to restrain each other, we can refer to the multi-giant coalition government in Europe and the United States, or consider the academic faction government, using academic factions as political parties, and then simply adopt an extremely elite government system. This is only the theoretical achievement of sociologists at this stage. It is simply incredible that a society that attaches great importance to profit and efficiency and has developed for three million years relies on the most primitive violence and fear to maintain its rule instead of a more advanced and efficient system of exploitation.

After roughly reading the first section, I found it to be completely unscientific. This science is not technology. These are two different things. What is the essence of golden will, a high-dimensional creature? A management organization similar to Skynet? I have no idea what the Golden Will is going to do. It seems like I want to do a research experiment, but there is no reason or purpose for the experiment. The power system is also vague. You know your own power but don't know why. There is no technology system, it's all individual weapons and black technology. If there was a real technology system, just plundering the technology of the fantasy world would have developed into a technological super civilization three million years ago. The development of this civilization into a super civilization is much faster than that of mythology. There are also myths, all kinds of unbelievable things, the omnipotence of changing the world, dimensionality reduction weapons, creating fantasy worlds, experimenting with the world, developing energy particles, creating high-magic worlds, etc. The technology made by the Golden Will can be used, and there is no research on the Golden Will. Don't say that humans dare not, that is you looking down on the spirit of human beings seeking death. The social system should not be so backward. Don't underestimate the power of socialism. As long as there are human beings, there will be no shortage of careerists and revolutionaries. No matter what the power is, technology, magic, or cultivation, when different forces and social systems collide, sparks of civilization will definitely collide. This is what the Golden Will may want. Observe these and absorb nutrients. Now the author seems to write vaguely, without going deep into the essence, and unable to take a macro view of the purpose and needs of the Golden Will. He seems to regard it as the way of heaven and destiny. The Golden Will is both simple and complex. What is simple is its purpose. Whether it is a living thing or a management program, it does not want to rule the world. This is just a process in the middle of achieving its goal. The power of the Golden Will is so powerful that nothing on earth deserves its attention except life itself. What's complicated is the process. I still have some ideas that I can't express clearly. I hope the author won't take offense.

In fact, you have written so many books, and they are basically all in the same system, which is no problem, but several of the books you have written are the same, and you will not be able to do it in the later stage. You should be at the level of a big shot in this industry, and you will be beaten by the rising star.

It was good in the early stage, but completely collapsed in the later stage, but it's still worth watching.

I would also like to say what are the problems with this book. It's like a dark novel but not a dark one, so it's pseudo-dark. But when I saw the release date of this book, I didn't want to say anything. It's pretty good to be able to write a book like this in 2015.

Of all the author's books, this earliest one is the best

The setting before becoming a god in this book is actually pretty good, including the wizard's innovations, but I didn't expect that it would turn to becoming a god in the end, so I didn't read the rest of it. It was these settings in the past that made me feel that the content was good, but I didn't want to read it before and after becoming a god. It's such a pity. If I don't write about becoming a god, it would actually be good to continue writing about wizards. It feels like a pity.

After reading more than 200 chapters, Infinite Flow and wizards are too messy. There are many power systems. Everything is fine except for the basic components of wizard civilization, which looks a bit stupid. Why do we need to build a golden civilization academy and go to school? Wizard novels should also follow what others have learned all their lives, right? When formal wizards come out, they can develop freely and have a world. There is no problem in becoming a god. Is it interesting to create a broken legend? The character and ability are okay, but the world plot is distorted.