Astrolab Reboot [Online Version]

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It's a very complicated story.Before reading the text, I would never have imagined that the short 15 words contained so many elements.The world controlled by the computer mainframe, clones, time retrospective, creator, savior, etc. What is even more amazing is that they are perfectly integrated, and they are natural and logical.After reading it in one go, I seem to have watched a thrilling sci-fi movie, and it is a 3D movie. The scene is magnificent and the plot is intertwined. Suppressed by virtual imagination!After several hours of "watching the movie", I devoted myself wholeheartedly to being there in a trance, looking for light and hope together with the protagonist in oppression and despair.

At the end of the article, there is still something to say, what is not enough, but there is nothing.Feitian arranged each character carefully and thoughtfully, covered thousands of miles, gathered together and cleared up doubts one by one, and the ending was neat and full of charm.I think this lingering feeling should be due to my nostalgia and unwillingness to the world of the astrolabe—I share weal and woe with the protagonists, and have endured the most difficult days together. In this world, thinking about it is really unwilling!

Regarding the content, I don't want to spoil too much.Many readers like to read the spoiler first before they are willing to read on. In fact, "Astrolabe Reboot" is fast-paced, and the plot is full of twists and turns. It is unexpected, making readers' emotions constantly switch between "how could this be so" and "should be so", If you read the spoiler, you will feel a little less frightened and impatient, which reduces the pleasure of reading, and the gain outweighs the gain.

Speaking of this, I found myself babbling a lot of words, I am afraid that some impatient readers would have skimmed through it. If someone still stays here, I would be very grateful.Writing prefaces is not my specialty, and I don't dare to dream of adding icing on the cake to "Astrolab Restart".

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2014. 8, 4