The Doomsday Starship

I don't feel any problems in the beginning of the novel, and readers can even feel the crushing from the high plane to the status plane. The pleasure is still okay, but I still can't get rid of the criticism of the novel, that is, the more girls go to the back, the more the girls are at fault, the faults are all boys, and the victims are all women. The protagonist is always the stupid justice of his own perception. The end of the world should bring about the survival of the strong and the elimination of the weak. If a woman is weak, it is normal for her to be insulted. Otherwise, who will be a drag? In the apocalypse, only the strong deserve love, and the weak can only be used as a tool to vent their anger. Therefore, women must find ways to become stronger so as not to be insulted, instead of waiting for the protagonist to save them, which is meaningless.

I really can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 65. There are too many flaws. First of all, the heroine is unbearable. Secondly, I can hardly feel the unique rationality of artificial intelligence in Rubik's Cube. It stands to reason that an artificial intelligence that has just become conscious should be based on rationality. It has clear primary and secondary goals. Being conscious means knowing. What are you doing instead of directly becoming a person? Although copying a large amount of data through the Internet can make you anthropomorphic, you should not understand many emotional things because you are just beginning to become conscious. You should gradually gain "people's hearts" in the process of getting along with people. Anyway, I don't know what this robot is until now. What is the target doing? If I were a magician, my main goal would definitely be a task assigned by the main body. When I lose contact with the main body, I would definitely focus on restoring communication. Secondly, I would aim to strengthen myself to absorb metal. Behaviors like saving people have nothing to do with my goal. I can save them or not, because the energy source is mainly solar energy, and There is no threat to me, but basically there is no benefit. Even if you save someone, you should infer whether saving will cause unnecessary trouble based on personality, experience, survival probability, etc. Simply put, it is whether it is worth saving. You said that if I saved someone, they still don't have a good face and just want to survive on others. What's the use of saving? The heroine is so stupid that she can't analyze you, and she can't even use an artificial intelligence? Also, look at the crooked melons and cracked dates that were saved. Did you just take the gun casually? The moment you pick up a gun, it means that you must have the courage to shoot, otherwise it will be a blasphemy to life, not only making fun of yourself but also the lives of your teammates. Looking back at the heroine's words, she died without a Rubik's Cube for who knows how many times. She gained double the strength of an adult male at the beginning of the apocalypse. This should belong to Tianhu. I am a thin dog myself, but I know that the later the strength is, the harder it is to practice. At least double the strength is far beyond the level of ordinary people. There must be some discomfort in getting it all at once. You have to know how far you can go before you know what you can and can't do, right? Just follow the Rubik's Cube like a bastard. Since the Rubik's Cube can even be modified at the DNA level, why can't it be allowed to transmit some fighting skills? If you don't have any skills and don't have a mouth, why can you save people? I thought it was either a large robot like Transformers, or a bionic robot similar to Terminator, but it turned out to be a 30cm one. Even if it is small, the key is that it can be short-circuited by ordinary guns on the earth. You told me that this alloy has been fighting against the Zerg for 200 years? To tell a joke, the technology that can defeat even the Zerg cannot drive by itself. Come on, even if you can only grow bigger by absorbing rare metals, you can't use ordinary metals. Let's not talk about building a mecha. Is it difficult to build an exoskeleton? As the most advanced technology of Dragon Star, I am convinced that it can be hit by bricks. Also, the scan scan is linear at most one two-dimensional level. Do you have the nerve to say that this is alien technology? If you can use brain waves to solve problems, you still need to use bullets. Alien technology, even an armor alloy, should take a long time to analyze, not to mention other cutting-edge technologies, there are too many flaws to watch.

I haven't seen enough, I like mechanical civilization

No one reads good books.

Very good, don't like it. Like one

It felt okay at the beginning, but it got worse as it went on. The heroine was very annoying to watch, and the Rubik's Cube, as an alien advanced technology, didn't feel advanced at all, and it didn't feel relevant to artificial intelligence.

Rare and refreshing article

Very exciting science fiction novel

I want to see mechanical life!!! Show me a human being called a Rubik's Cube~

At first, I didn't expect how an intelligent brain could become the protagonist of the book. I couldn't understand the connection between the 3000-year-old cosmic planet and the earth. Later, when I came to the earth, it was the story of the evolution of Transformers and killing corpses. It was a doomsday-themed book. It was very clear and well-written. Don't give up on the excitement behind it just because you can't understand the first part.