True Knowledge: Knowledge Dimensionality Reduction (Copying Invasion Flow)

. Following the trend of "Who Designed This Underworld Dungeon", a copy of a variant of the dungeon management type game. Following "Who Designed This Underworld Dungeon", this is another novel in which the protagonist travels to become the dungeon lord, and then copies the game to create a secret dungeon for adventurers (players) to interact with. This world view setting is indeed very convenient for cultural invasion in a fantasy world using games as a carrier. And I feel that the audience base, or base, is relatively stable. I just read "Who Designed This Underworld Dungeon", and the average rating of this book is just over 5,000, while the average rating of this book is 4,800+. Then, this book makes use of its strengths and avoids its weaknesses on the basis of the Underworld Dungeon, and gives people a more organized feel in terms of game planning. Whether it is a frenzy of secret realms that combine multiple apocalyptic games, or a Ten Kingdoms secret realm that combines adventure games from different countries, there is a sense of narration, and the reading experience is quite comfortable. The game management model is different from the traditional challenge mode. The rainbow farts from indigenous adventurers after its launch can also make readers feel comfortable. As for the shortcomings, the author has reduced the proportion of the plot in the main world dungeon expansion due to feedback from readers, but there is nothing to complain about. Personally, I mainly feel that the early settings and development of this book are rather stiff. If you haven't read Dungeon of the Underworld and start reading it directly from this book, then the development of the world view setting is indeed not as natural as Dungeon of the Underworld. Then, the author classified and merged them according to game types and integrated them into different dungeon secret realms. This idea can make the overall plot of the game production more planned, but it still feels a bit inconsistent to sew everything and copy everything. After all, this is a fantasy world that should focus on individual strength. The introduction of doomsday firearms and so on is easy to say, but the result is that the mechas from science fiction games are also brought out. Not only does it feel very inconsistent, but also because of the prop recycling setting, there is a hidden danger of the collapse of the combat power, and the expansion of the protagonist's power cannot be reasonably controlled - which can be understood as the omnipotence of Goldfinger, that is, the potential backlash caused by the excessive power of supermodels. In addition, the sci-fi secret realm may be due to aesthetic fatigue after reading too many novels that copied "Titanfall". When I read it, I didn't bother to read it carefully and basically skipped it.

. A copy of a fantasy world game, a pseudo behind-the-scenes story about strange farming operations. The protagonist travels through time and becomes a dungeon lord in a fantasy world. The dungeons in this world are essentially similar to being made into a game world, and they grow through interactions with adventurers (players). This world view setting can be said to be very interesting, allowing the game writer to directly carry out cultural invasion in a fantasy world without any sense of violation, and integrate many games into one, which has great potential. Then, the dungeons in this book are centered on soul wandering and are full of evil fun. It can be said that it is very fun to watch the adventurers' performance in breaking through the soul traps. As the world view unfolds, there are also battles between dungeons. The protagonist's design of the game is no longer limited to one place, and more and more games are stitched together. There is a lot of fun that can only be obtained by serious game enthusiasts. In short, the writing of this book is smooth and the graphics are strong. The Japanese light novel ridicule style is interspersed with various hot Internet memes. The reading experience is quite comfortable, and it is very suitable for gamers to decompress. But in the middle period, as the plot progressed, the author focused on the world view of the dungeon through stitching, and my personal impression was somewhat unsatisfactory. Because I read with the expectation of reading a happy article, what I was looking at was the defense-breaking performance of the indigenous people under the attack of dimensionality reduction in the game text. I was not interested in the way of stitching together many games into a dungeon worldview, but I felt a little self-satisfied. As for whether the supporting characters are tools or not, in my opinion it doesn't matter. After all, as a pseudo-script, it is enough to focus on the overall plot advancement. As long as the tool man can provide joy, that is enough.

. In a sense, it's like a copy of the game text written by a fan of "Culture Invasion: Another World". In the fantasy and alien world text + magic modification + original game, the plot deduction is in line with the style of the fantasy alien world. The overall look and feel is relatively novel and interesting. It can also be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the game design. However, the excessive paranoia about horror games makes the plot sometimes more deliberate; in terms of the introduction content of some game texts, the desire to share is a bit self-indulgent and a bit indifferent. However, these are all minor problems. The real flaw is that the protagonist wants to make a magic movie later, which deviates from the early game production, and the slow pace makes it cumbersome to persuade people to quit. Finally, in terms of writing, although there are no grammatical errors, it gave me an inexplicable "dull feeling" and the reading experience was not very enjoyable.

. A copy of the fantasy game text, focusing on cultural invasion, the writing style is joyful, and everyone has fun. In terms of world view and background, roughly speaking, it is a story in which the protagonist incarnates into a fictional god and cultivates faith by making games. As for the specific plot, in a nutshell it is a cultural invasion. It depends on the performance of the indigenous people who are addicted to the game. Then, the highlight of this book is also the performance of the indigenous people who are addicted to games. Because the natives in this book are not limited to ordinary creatures, but also evil gods and the like, and all kinds of abstract and lively fun, which is very joyful. It can be said that this book is very brainwave intensive in a sense. It depends on whether the readers can get the brainwaves of all the readers in this book. As long as you can accept this relaxed, joyful, abstract, lively and fun writing style, then the reading experience in the early and middle stages of this book will be quite good. However, in the middle and late stages, the plot no longer simply revolves around cultural invasion elements such as game texts, but begins to advance the main plot under the world view, which seems a bit weak. Firstly, Lezi's writing style has weakened and the reading experience has changed; secondly, the overall relaxed tone makes the book less serious about narrative, and the narrative in the middle and later stages is weak or slightly confusing.

. In order to resist the invasion of nightmares, an alternative entertainment industry article about martial arts stars fighting in dreams. Speaking of the world view alone, this book can be regarded as the most standard dream actor novel. Martial arts stars participate in the evolution of the story in the dream world, killing nightmares and defending human civilization. And because of various settings, the world view is generally an entertainment industry model that revolves around martial arts stars. Therefore, similar to those entertainment articles written by copyists, the fun part of this book comes from the fact that the protagonist after time travel can copy the martial arts from his previous life, and shock the audience through live martial arts and other methods, and all kinds of pretentiousness. To put it simply, this book is a refreshing read with a smooth overall rhythm. In addition to the audience for cultural invasion and knowledge dimensionality reduction articles, readers who like entertainment articles or martial arts elements can also give it a try. In addition to the inherent shortcomings of the literary genre, speaking of this book alone, I personally feel that since martial arts is the core, it should be differentiated from the entertainment industry to a certain extent. The plot conflicts in many places in the book follow the routines of entertainment industry novels, which seem a bit too deliberate and inconsistent. In the end, the various martial arts were copied too much and too fiercely, which gave me the feeling that the protagonist was mixed but not refined, and not pure enough. That is, the protagonist's own martial arts system lacked memory points.

. The story of shocking the people of other worlds by using the Earth Game Demon to create a copy. The game demon is changed into a dream dungeon, which is essentially a cultural invasion. Although it is a bit vulgar, it is fun after all, and I am actually quite interested in the story of the game being changed into a dungeon. In addition, the author's writing skills are still good and the writing is smooth. After reading this book, I immediately felt my eyes light up. But I always feel that the author seems to have become more and more literary in the past year or two. After the game changed the dream dungeon, he is still blindly broadening the world view. It only raises the strategic status of the dungeon infinitely and raises questions about rationality. It also creates a war between two different worlds. It looks grand but does not pay attention to the foundation. It collapses instantly like a castle in the air and then ends unfinished. Of course, there is also the problem of not being able to control the rhythm of the plot, but the author himself said this in his remarks, so I won't go into details here.

. This is a Western fantasy version of "The Holy Confucianism and Taoism" with a changed world view (character names and power system nouns). It tells the story of the protagonist Su Ye, who awakens the memory of the earth in his previous life when his family is about to be destroyed, and thus begins to attain enlightenment to the God of Magic. First of all, the world view is relatively grand. There are several major god systems such as Egypt, Northern Europe, Persia, and Greece and Rome. There are famous magicians/philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, and Euclid in history. In addition, wars broke out between several major civilizations, and heroes emerged in large numbers. It can be called a magnificent event. At the same time, introducing philosophical principles into the extraordinary power system and turning it into magic also has the flavor of the "Arcane Throne" knowledge dimension reduction attack. In addition, the protagonist in this book is awesome. In a sense, it is not just the aura of the protagonist. At least, the author has written about the protagonist using various methods and techniques to shape his own three views and struggling to achieve this. Moreover, in addition to the protagonists, those famous philosophers and heroes do have something worthy of praise in terms of performance-- It can even be said that if there are younger readers who read this book and can inspire some subjective initiative in learning, it will be said to be both educational and entertaining. The only shortcoming is that although this book is covered in a Western fantasy, it is essentially still the same set of domestic sophistication and sophistication. Even the writing style is that of a Western novel, neither Chinese nor foreign, so it actually seems a bit inconsistent. Considering the core of the story of this book, it actually still follows the Shuangbai text route. Younger readers will feel refreshed as long as they can get used to the writing habits of Xipi Zhongben. But for readers who have read for a long time, the writing style that is neither Chinese nor foreign does seem a bit uncomfortable and tasteless.

. In a world similar to Confucianism and Taoism, and in the context of the war between humans and barbarians, the protagonist develops a martial arts path by copying martial arts novels. First of all, as far as text copying is concerned, the author stated that he would not copy Tang poetry and Song lyrics, but only Ming and Qing poetry and Yuan opera. Although he was still copying text in the end, at least the author did put more thought into it. In addition to the original three lines of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, the protagonist relies on copying martial arts novels to open up a line of martial arts for the common people, and then there is a battle between the two tribes against the barbarians. There are enough elements to evolve the plot. Although it was awkward in the early stage, after opening up the martial arts from behind, the plot was refreshing and a little stylish, not too novice. Mainly, the early stage was really awkward. Not only did Xiao Bai act very deliberately, but he also kept thinking about his original sister (although it was said later that he was not a relative), which gave people the feeling of imitating Xiao Bai's writing. However, considering that this is the author's first online article, and in the early stage I copied it along the same lines as Xiaobai's article, I just tolerated it for the time being. By the middle and later stages, the author has made obvious progress. There are basically no obvious poisonous points, and his writing skills in controlling the plot are also very sophisticated. At most, I personally feel that the plot development of one moment copying text and the other running to fight barbarians is a bit nondescript in terms of painting style.

. Time travel to become a demon prince and use the earth's culture to engage in cultural invasion. Moving the setting of Wenzhao from the city to the fantasy theme gives people a refreshing feeling to a certain extent. It uses old wine in new bottles to broaden the readership in both urban and fantasy tracks. At the same time, in addition to the inherent pleasure of copywriting themes, it is also a great pleasure to use familiar methods such as movies, games, and the Internet to engage in cultural invasion and find a sense of superiority in the indigenous residents of other worlds. However, fundamentally speaking, this book is positioned as a novel for beginners. Therefore, for older readers, there will inevitably be certain problems with the rationality and logic of the worldview setting, and it is not suitable for more serious readers.

. The article is just like the title of the book. It is an interesting and refreshing article that relies on knowledge differences to reduce dimensions and attack the gods of other worlds. The idea is interesting. After inheriting the godhead of the God of Contract, he created the Internet of the Magical World. He relied on various Internet gameplay to reduce dimensions and attack the gods. He even made games and used the fourth natural disaster to fight against the undead natural disaster of Hades. In short, how to apply the divine power of Godhead to people's livelihood is also a point of reading expectation in the later period of the work. Personally, I feel that the biggest regret of this book is that it is too enjoyable. The supporting characters and gods are all crushed, resulting in no outstanding supporting characters, making the enjoyable moments not hearty enough. In addition, it does not mean that the supporting characters reduce the intelligence and rely on knowledge to crush the dimensionality reduction attack. It does not mean that the author himself is not very good at character creation. Looking at the supporting characters, they are either the goddess of music with an awkward personality from one's own camp, or various incompetent and furious characters from the enemy camp. Playing against this kind of supporting character, even if you win, it will be a bit unsatisfactory. If the supporting characters can be made stronger, the feeling of defeating the supporting characters will be more satisfying.