Not a Noob, a Novel with Certain Practical Significance

New book by the author of Extraordinary Twins. Before criticizing the novelty style of the first few dozen chapters, let me first introduce (spoiler) the background of the full text. 1. The real world line where our readers live has not been mentioned in the article so far. 2. The dividing point between the main world line where the protagonist has lived since childhood and the real world line (and the campus world line in the previous dozens of chapters) came in 1919, when the Mist Era arrived in Xili, and the origin saints spread martial arts. (Chapter 49 to Chapter 51) The level of science and technology far exceeds that of other world lines, martial arts are flourishing, and the solar system is colonized (the development of the solar system is basically completed, exploration outside the solar system is hopeless due to the fog, social involution is serious, and the upward channels are gradually closed) (around Chapter 104) 3. Campus world line, the world line that appears first in this article, the era of no fog is coming, and saints without origins are preaching. The historical background setting is that China was divided into eight pieces by the great powers, and Donghua Kingdom was one of them (Chapter 413, etc.). The background setting of the era is similar to the early and middle periods of reform and opening up (the trend of worshiping foreigners and favoring foreigners is prevalent, and hooligan crimes still exist). The world structure is still a bipolar struggle for hegemony between the United States and the Soviet Union. The technological level is far lower than that of the main world line and the Japanese Jianghu world line of the same period, and it is also not as good as the real world line. It is roughly equivalent to the real world in the 1980s and 1990s (?) (The setting may not be reasonable, but the setting is like this) 4. In the Japanese underworld world line, fog has fallen, and saints without origins are preaching. See Chapter 182 for details. Just reading the first few dozen chapters, I thought the author had changed. After reading it, I realized that the author is still the same author. (I feel much better after surviving the early Xiaobai style of painting, and with reference to the protagonist's origin world line and the background of the campus world line introduced later, the previous Xiaobai style of painting is not illogical)

(Serialized) I read it again. Advantages: 1. A rare fantasy novel in which cultivation techniques continue to develop and advance, and each generation becomes stronger than the last. 2. The collision of different ideas. 3. Excellent portrayal of individual supporting characters. 4. Everyone in the family has their own selfish motives, but the interests of the family come first. Disadvantages: 1. Too novice in the early stage. 2. The pace is too slow and updates are weak. Physical cultivation, spiritual cultivation, Buddhist cultivation, array cultivation, yin and yang god control, beast control, witchcraft training, medical training, and even spiritual control with no future, etc. Age without spirit (primitive society/slave society) Spiritual energy appears, monsters rise, and humans become blood eaters. Human beings learned magic and monsters began to use spiritual energy (the puppet feudal dynasty, the highest force is only in the evil realm, the spiritual energy strengthens the body) (the evil in the evil realm means that it can rival the ferocious beasts) All the saints rise together, human beings slaughter and expel the monsters (the king of saints is equal to the king of beasts, and his strength is comparable to the great saint of the monster clan) (actually it was blown out, who makes the use of the spiritual power of the monster clan rougher) Martial arts flourished, and each holy land sect practiced its own ideals (Han Sheng: The law is supreme, everyone is equal under the law, and centralization of power. He was stabbed in the back. An: The world is ignorant and believes in gods. Half slave and half feudal. Xu: Everyone is like a dragon. Bu Shi: Study your own stuff and go to hell if others care about you Buddhist country:...) There are no holy places in some areas, and there are many aristocratic families. (The basis is that the emergence of fusion skills allows the lower position to threaten the upper position)

(Seedlings) Yes, the poems in it are very interesting.

This is another book where the review section is full of chaos, but I felt it was pretty good. If you want to read cool articles, don't go.

(Seedlings) Tiandao Programmer is online!

(Seedlings) It is rare to find a book that suits your appetite. The protagonist, who has a background in scientific research, has saved enough money to prepare for retirement, but is selected by the system to travel with his family to a suspected world of Journey to the West, and then gets stuck. The protagonist cooperates with the country to explore another world. PS: There are a lot of trolls in the comment area. I guess it's because I went to Sanjiang. Anyway, for me, Sanjiang is basically a no-brainer. When I look for books by myself, I only look at them from the book list, and never look at Qidian's recommendations. Maybe for most people, the protagonist's initial goal can never be completed, and the protagonist's "enemy" is always alive and kicking. Then it's better to click the cross and go directly to read Shuangwen. However, I personally feel that the rationality is good, the sense of reality is strong, the imagination is good, and there are many laughs.

The strengths and weaknesses of this book are equally outstanding. Advantage. A very strong and unique demon culture atmosphere, a complete world view and main plot, not an upgrade-oriented white text, a reasonable explanation of the reasons for "travel" and several "lucky" escapes from death. Shortcoming. The protagonist is sometimes very "brainless", or fails to recognize the situation clearly and maintains too many modern ideas. Therefore, it is natural to be beaten by reality, and there are often plots of abuse of the main character. (Of course, there are also author reasons)

Invincible articles, funny articles, quick passage articles. Reading this book can bring joy. (There is no profound meaning and there is no need to worry about the logical plot) This is a funny story about a boss who thinks he needs to hide, takes a pot of a pet tree owned by his crush on the boss, and a useless second-hand Ying Ying Ying system, and goes to various worlds to "avoid disasters and maintain his original personality", but always ruins the world's plot and harms the world's protagonist.

I obviously remembered that I had added it to my reading list, but it's not too late to add it now. Dog food∪･ω･∪.

It claims to be a relatively hard science fiction. The views in the book are difficult to explain in one sentence. You need to have a more mature outlook on life. If you are depressed, don't read it, as it will easily make you more depressed. The thinking in the previous part needs to be dialectically combined with the book "The Selfish Gene", while the latter part shows that the author's political and economic level is probably at the high school level. As for the science and technology part, it is probably at the civil science level. For example, I just happened to find that "strong artificial intelligence" can prove Of course, the book is at least a thoughtful book. No matter how bad the views are, my personal sense is stronger than a black-tech novice. I have also read books of the same type such as I Became God, which seem to be hard-core and unclear. However, in terms of social and humanistic aspects, I was influenced by the book "The Selfish Gene" and projected my own pessimism about human society into my own writing. The following is an unfinished draft of my opinion: This is another book influenced by the book "The Selfish Gene" with extreme and depressing content. The last similar book I read was "Things I Done as God", and I read "The Selfish Gene" specifically to exchange opinions with the author of that book. Personally, I think those who watch "The Selfish Gene" and feel depressed are caused by confusing the "selfishness" of genes, the "selfish behavior" of organisms, and selfishness under the concept of human behavior. From a personal point of view, any anthropomorphism of living and non-human beings and giving them a moral evaluation of human society based on their "behavior" is meaningless and irresponsible. Such as the hard-working bee, the cunning fox, the selfless candle, and of course the selfish gene. For example, evaluating whether the sun is selfless or selfish has no effect on the "behavior" of the sun itself. The only thing that can affect it is mankind's own view of the sun and its own moral level. In the same way, genes themselves have no purpose, let alone selfishness.

(Female channel seedlings) A very special book, it feels so real.

(Seedlings) is a good combination of science fiction and immortality. I had read some of the author's previous book, but abandoned it. This feels like a lot of progress.

The creativity of (Seedling) is a bit like hardcore crisis (only a little bit), the logic and rationality are good, and there is no upgrading training system that is already off-putting in online games.

(Young Miao) The protagonist has learned the true story of Gou Zhi Dao. He is very interesting and imaginative, but lacks logic.

(Seedling) A very interesting zombie apocalypse novel with a very unique protagonist setting.

It feels good to be able to watch it. There are very few articles nowadays that can give me this feeling. Although the sci-fi feel is slightly lacking (it stays at the level of space opera), it is still very interesting as a story.

(Seedlings) Personally, I feel pretty good.

(Seedlings) The "popular science" before the book is very interesting.

(Seedlings) I feel pretty good, my scientific literacy is a bit poor, but my IQ is still acceptable.

(Completed) Ended after three brushes. Strictly speaking, this book is actually science fiction, or science fantasy. The first three volumes were mostly humorous, but the end of the third volume introduces the eternal class (similar to the finalists, one race, one race, one mind, civilization, infinite lifespan, self-sufficient, individual strength is crushing compared to the order of mortal monks) and begins to turn serious. The setting of this book draws on the Arcane God's Throne to a certain extent, but the theory involved is far deeper than the Arcane God's Throne, and the specific setting is also more ambitious (the setting will be subject to the later stage) There are many wonderful ideas in this book that are not seriously discussed in other books. For example, Chapter 386 of Volume 3, the ultimate picture of the universe, reveals the unfriendliness of the eternal class that is eternal, self-sufficient and powerful towards civilization. Volume 4, Chapter 144, Regarding the Ethical Issues of Reshaping the Body (Are the descendants of the body after time-traveling/taking over one's body considered one's own descendants? Or are descendants of bodies controlled by one's own subjective consciousness counted?) Volume 4 Chapter 221, Are you looking at me? (The protagonist realizes that there is someone behind his time travel and tries to provoke him.) And so on. The part of this book that describes the civilizations of different races is also very good. Alien civilization is really like an alien civilization, with its own unique culture, concepts, aesthetics, and systems. Not the humans wearing alien skins in many science fiction movies. Follow the conventional race of cultivating the universe. People of the Earth (conventional carbon-based silicon-based life, near-Earth planets) People of the Wind (amino life, gas giant planets) People of Water (crystal life, far-solar planets) People of Fire (plasma life, stars, planet interiors) Celestial Demon Spirits (the entire celestial body becomes spiritually demonized) Flesh races (such as humans, demons, dragons). The herd species (a group of cultivators composed of individuals of the same species with independent thinking, such as a swarm of insects). Heavenly Jealousy (Swarm intelligence composed of creatures of the same/different species without thinking consciousness, amorphous personality) Acquired will (artificial intelligence) PS: There are a lot of funny jokes in this book, such as the old man with the ring who is basically useless at the beginning (the target of complaints and the occasional helper). For example, the supporting character (or supporting character) "picks up" the ring after the engagement is broken off, and the old man is ready not to deceive the young man into poverty (actually he is the guinea pig deceived by the protagonist for the experiment). For example, some supporting characters (accompanying character) become reincarnations and travel between "different worlds" to perform tasks (they are still the guinea pig for the protagonist's experiment).