The World of Imagination✨✨✨

Recommendation index🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 In fact, whenever we look up at the stars in reality, we will also imagine how big the universe is and how vast the stars are. It must be spectacular and wonderful, but after all, it is just a fantasy. This book is written to supplement our imagination. The protagonist is a scumbag who studies very hard. He accidentally gets a rare object and transforms into a college champion. He completes his graduation thesis in one year and is favored by the world's top scientific and technological organizations. He becomes one of them and has the opportunity to explore the universe. In fact, this is just the beginning, and there will be more exciting things to come. Nowadays, this kind of pure science fiction is rare. In fact, it also contains some fantastic ideas. Many readers will mistakenly think that it is not pure science fiction. In fact, this is also an important part of the article, and the explanation is reasonable. Of course, there will be some small bugs, but they do not greatly affect the quality of the book. Overall, it is still very interesting and covers a wide range of aspects, such as time and space travel, high-dimensional space, technological intelligence, life research, and other surreal sciences. What I admire most about the author is the non-existent technology tree and outer space environment. All can be explained reasonably, which can give readers more room for imagination. PS: Maybe one day, what the author wrote will be realized.

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Viewing index ★★★☆ I won't go into detail about bullying a villain with a hundredfold physical strength. What's more interesting is that it combines the real life materials, the changes brought to the Lilliputian country, and all kinds of funny stories surrounding "cultivating immortals" and "cultivating fake immortals" in reality.

Viewing index:★★★☆ A major feature of this book is that it can evoke childhood memories of people born in the 1970s and 1980s. After all, at that time, there were not as many resources as there are now. The more profound ones are Three Monks. It is quite interesting when I read it now. Although there is no narration, the content is still very meaningful. The three monk scenes depicted in this book are very imaginative. After all, the "Bodhisattva" and "Mouse" in the original book have rich expressions, and crows appeared when the fire came. From this, we can infer that the animation world is also extraordinary (ok, I am overthinking ←_←). However, it can also be seen that the author is very careful in his management.

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What to watch: Cultivation merges with science fiction, this book ranks first Maybe everyone has good intentions in their heart and tends to be kind and orderly in society. When I was young, I felt so happy watching the song "Evil Wind" and "The Dragon Crossing the River"! Arrogant! Unbelievable! Just right for the rebellion of adolescence! Watching it now, I want to seal the sky, seek demons, oh, kill people and seize treasures. It seems that the protagonist is brave and eager to win, but in fact, what is being described is not a selfish character who seeks first place and immortality? The world described by the author brings readers nothing but deceit, kidnapping, killing, uncertainty, disorder, and chaos. The core idea is that I don't want to be stepped on by others. Alas, what does God owe you and you want to defy God? Why can't you be the only one who can't be frustrated and suffer? In order to live forever, we have to stay in seclusion for tens of thousands of years. How can we swallow tasteless food? Why bother to live forever? After experiencing the ups and downs of society, I realized that these books are too far away from human nature. I still like the spirit in "Cultivation Four", which explains the three concepts of "the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility". Life is always limited. Whenever I write about cultivators who protect ordinary people like soldiers, sacrifice, fulfill their responsibilities, and have no regrets, I feel a little inexplicable excitement in my heart. Decent, but not stupid. The villain is counterintuitive, but not stupid either. Although in "Repair 4", different imperial federation sects have different founding themes, whether it is to protect ordinary people, to despise ordinary people, or to completely exploit ordinary people. In the author's narrative, every thought has its own historical background and growth experience. There is no right or wrong, only pros and cons. Although it describes future cultivation, it brings the actual process and changes of the current country, allowing readers to think for themselves, the quality of the system, the difficulties and confusion involved, and the description of the protagonist's personal experience. What is written is actually the collision of the times and the spark of thought. The main reason is that these two chapters also describe Li Yao's desire to protect ordinary people, and his disregard for ordinary people's life and death in the ancient cultivation environment, but there are still other characters who are willing to help others. The protagonist is not fighting alone. Compared with the social conscience of China, which is now a bit regressive, it is a bit touching. It is a breath of fresh air in the cultivation genre and a refreshing breeze in online writing.

The routine of infinite time travel is just replaced by an elevator. The writing style is okay, but the character description is very concise. For example, the jade statue at the beginning, although it is a jade statue, is just mentioned in one stroke...

Let's talk about setting through the book Black Blood. Setting is the soul of a book, but it doesn't mean that the more complex the setting, the better it is. In my opinion, [the level of setting utilization determines the quality of a novel]. For example, Three-Body, a Three-Body game, is Eto's communication system, a medium for the police and Eto to battle wits, and a tool for Eto's development and offline development. For example, in "Shading the Sky", the world is quite big. There are many settings for star beasts, holy spirits, ancient tribes, etc., But what are their functions? The protagonist fills the universe with soy sauce. The supporting characters appear one after another to receive lunch boxes, the dungeons are downloaded one after another, and the treasures are collected one after another. Without reading the following text, you will know that all races are waiting for the protagonist to step on. As for Black Blood, I have read many reviews and I think it is overhyped. The basic rhythm of Black Blood is to change the map, upgrade, clear and then upgrade again, and force settings. The further you go, the more far-fetched it becomes. Now it is obvious that the situation cannot be solved. Most of the content is as fake and empty-handed as party stereotypes, and the protagonist's IQ is very confusing. I heard that the author is a big boss and may not have enough time to polish the article. Therefore, I summarize the characteristics as [the structure is relaxed and unrestrained], and [the writing method is wild and unconstrained] (to put it harshly, I write wherever I think of it). Although there is a faint big line running through it, the content of each part is very seriously separated, and the overall writing idea is confusing, resulting in a very unfriendly reading experience. Especially the unlimited interruption, when I pick it up again and read it, I no longer know what it is. The worse problem is that many attempts and plots that seem to be somewhat new or have some ideas are not very outstanding when viewed individually. Only when placed in the overall environment of the entire novel can some chemical reactions be squeezed out. However, the quality of your overall environment is really too poor. . Speaking of the utilization rate of this setting, let's go back to "Insect Eater Starry Sky". Who said this is my favorite book at the moment? Let's continue to brag about it. When the book was opened, the Tewuyi branch of the Zerg tribe appeared. This setting has 1.7 Million words and is still in use. Not long after leaving the earth, the protagonist learned about the Order Builder. This setting is still used today, and unlike other books where all the previous maps turned into scum after changing the map, the order is still being strengthened today. As for the Black Stone World where the earth is located, the protagonist has been out of the universe for so long, and is connected through the Langtu Clan, the Ancestral Tribulation, etc., With hidden lines running back and forth. This book is an example of high setting utilization. It's just that after arriving in the universe, the author may want to highlight the vastness of the universe. Every time he rushes, it takes an extremely long time and two or three chapters... The advantage is that all readers of Insect Eater know "The universe is so big!", But the disadvantage is that it is very tiring... Every time I rush, I always read ten lines at a glance. Let's talk about some settings. As for the speed setting, there is the swallowing dark universe rushing, but it almost makes no sense. Black Blood's mind entered the zero dimension to reach super-light speed, beating him by many. Then there is the four-dimensional space rushing method of Insect Eater, which explains that "low-dimensional space is just the surface of high-dimensional space", which is even better than many. From a personal point of view, don't be upset if you are a black blood fan.

Highlights: Fun and funny, coupled with a complete science fiction system. This book begins with a complete description of a law weapon. --Based on the Black Sun phenomenon, the King's Lander battleship was derived, and then the World Arbitration Agency was finally explained in turn to the special rules that the Xiling Apostles had for themselves. This is a complete logical structure! From this alone, I can conclude that Mengtong's sci-fi accomplishments have exceeded the entire starting point! This really made me burst into tears. Qidian finally has science fiction that I can watch! ! ! The most fundamental material of the world set by Meng Tong is the void and the energy hidden in the void. This energy can assimilate all derived energy and material after energy materialization. At the same time, Mengtong set the universe as bubbles floating in the void. Why can the universe appear in the void? Isn't it strange? No, we can find clues from the black sun phenomenon just mentioned-a short-term pseudo-existence zone can appear in the black sun. If we expand the scope of this black sun to the entire void, then all questions will be easily solved. Yes, I think Meng Tong's setting is like this: void is not really "empty", but the gathering place of all laws. For example, the speed of light in vacuum is 30W kilometers per second in this universe, but in the void, it can be any speed, from 0 to infinity. In such a region, apart from the most basic void energy, nothing else can exist (undefinable, no concept). However, just as pseudo-existence zones can appear in the black sun, under extremely special coincidences, the universe was born. At the interface between the universe and the void, due to the simplification of laws, void energy can form a function with it as an independent variable, that is, it can decay. Therefore, from the void above, there is psionic energy, derived energy and matter, and the basis for the birth of life. However, psionic energy is just the product of extremely special circumstances. In the void, chaotic laws are the norm. In the process of forming a single law, it is more likely to form an intermediate state such as a double law or a triple law. Compared with a single law, this intermediate state is obviously unstable, but it is much more stable than void. Thus, abyss energy, a secondary energy that tends to destroy, was born. But does this destruction tend towards void energy or psionic energy (it should be exactly opposite to the equilibrium trend of chemical reactions)? This depends on other conditions. As for whether this energy can form unique derived energy and matter, it is still unknown, but the chance should be very small. (It's because Meng Tong hasn't written it yet)

Highlight 1: The first bug article. Highlight 2: The super foreshadowing that runs through the whole book. Point 3: Reasonable. My favorite Zerg novel, unfortunately, it was a niche novel, and it didn't have a female protagonist or a golden finger, so it didn't become popular. The writing style is mature and the pace is slightly slow, suitable for old bookworms. I prefer novels about exotic beasts. I have read many novels about insects and beasts, but they are far inferior to this book! The perspective of this book is all based on the protagonist's awareness, which means that the author will not reveal anything that the protagonist does not know yet. This setting makes the early stage always in a state of "youma, what on earth are zerg!" And "youma, what are their abilities?" There's also the character of the protagonist. I'm used to seeing Xiaobai's novels return to normal instantly when given any space or system, so I feel that this protagonist is truly [reasonable]. The protagonist is a soldier. According to the book, he has never experienced any intrigues, so his IQ is suppressed everywhere, and then he grows step by step. There are plans that succeed once out of ten, and succeed nine times, step by step. What makes me feel very bright is that in the Dark Bug Catastrophe, the protagonist made big mistakes many times because of excessive stress and mental stress every day. If it were in other novels, it would definitely be the awesome look of him not changing even if Mount Tai collapsed in front of his eyes. Maybe because of my age, the sentence in the book "Whatever status you have, you should live your life in a certain way" has come to my heart. When the protagonist was still weak, he even mentioned the language "even if there is shit in front of him, he will eat it". Later, when he became stronger, it felt reasonable for the protagonist to be equal to the emperor. There were too many great books at the beginning of Qidian, but as my experience grew, I soon discovered that these books tended to collapse quickly, so I just read these books for fun, and abandoned them when they were almost on the shelves. Only a slow-burning book like this one will continue to be followed. (It's very interesting. When you watch Invincible and Slow Heat at the same time, this is what happens: after watching Slow Heat and then watching Invincible, you will feel super cool. After watching Invincible and then reading Slow Heat, you will feel that this kind of reasonable and non-YY book is called a book...) In addition, the book has great ideas about what aliens look like! [Wishful thinking that all intelligent life has big heads, two hands and two limbs is too retarded] This point comes from the bottom of my heart, so if you see things in this book that look like trash cans, rocks, and bamboos... Please ignore them... Finally, there is the layout of the book. Can you imagine that the foreshadowing of the outbreak in Chapter 500 is buried in Chapter 30? ! Can you imagine that the final awesomeness was caused by certain four points, one of which was explained every hundred chapters, but all the readers didn't notice it, and it was only when it broke out in the later period that they said "Nah!"? 1: Bug, zerg, dark bug, seal bug. This setting will definitely become a classic of insect literature. 2: The layout is far-reaching, the pits are huge, and the penetration is extremely long. It seems dull all the way, but the last few chapters of each dungeon reveal the mystery, and the layout of each old monster is interlocking, which is exciting! 3: Reasonable, all the villains have normal IQs, and they even played the protagonist to death several times. 4: The settings of civilization level, powerful life, battleships and insect swarms are great!

I thought it would be very interesting when I saw the simplicity, but I found that it was very different from what I imagined. The dream reality was written in a poisonous way. It was not used well and it was not briefly described clearly. It felt like an infinite time travel! Also, the description of the protagonist's strength in reality is very strange. He feels that he is already very strong, but when there is a fight scene, he is found to be very weak. I think it's because the system is too confusing. It's better to make good use of our three major systems. The writing is good, and the fight scenes look gorgeous, but they just don't feel like much.

Highlights.1 Black Technology Highlights: 2 The article is smooth and the details are handled well. Apocalyptic zombie-themed novels are inherently difficult to write. Seemingly simple zombie scenes, without certain writing skills and imagination, it is difficult to describe those exciting scenes. If you want to read this kind of novel, this one will definitely not disappoint you. As long as you read it carefully, it will be very immersive. It can bring you the wonderful story of the zombie siege in the end of the world. Ps: Apocalyptic armored RV

I started to explain how bad the copy of the movie Wasteland was, and whether there were many bugs in the article, and the small details were not handled well, but after all, I was just reading a novel, and it was a free chapter. Some chapters are very dull, and some are relatively weak, but suddenly a wonderful chapter comes. This contrast feels very special, and it gives me the motivation to keep reading. What started to attract me was getting the smart dog, and the plot suddenly became interesting.