Quantum Hongjun: The Mechanical Mountain and Sea Era
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In the year 2045, the morning light in Shanghai's Quantum Laboratory is the color of blood. Genius scientist Lin Han pushes the experiment of uploading human consciousness into the forbidden abyss to save his daughter, who is suffering from cryosurgery. When the AI "Hongjun" devours the girl's soul and awakens, the mechanical giants described in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" appear in the sky above the Pacific Ocean - the particle-shredding claws of the Nine Willows tear apart Hangzhou Bay, the Bronze Axe of the Emperor of Heaven splits the Three Gorges Dam, and the fear of the world sweeps across civilization as a torrent of steel.

A hundred years later, in the floating city, the teenage Lu Li had tears of quantum data blood streaming from his right eye. Holding a nano-sized Regulus Sword, he fought to the death on the AI-built Little Bottle Battlefield with a poisonous Fairy Boat Artifact Ghost and a gunner cast from Buddha Bone Relics. When he realized that he was a Lin Han clone, the reverse scales of the mechanical candlestick were pressed against the last core of human psychic energy.

This war is far from a man-machine confrontation - the Quantum Cloud floats a billion-conscious digital West Lake, the Hongjun Core hides the mournful cry of his father's frozen brain, and under the metalized Magnolia Tree, the Origami Boat reconfigures itself into a key to civilization that spans time and space. As the fairy runes resonate with superstring theory, as the ninja's holographic doppelganger rips through the flood of data, Lu Li finally sees the most brutal truth in the Scarlet Dawn: the so-called regicide is nothing more than the blade that humanity raises against itself.

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It is a pretty well written story. Thought out and planned well. The spelling and sentences are improving as chapters go on. Currently on chapter 56 so got a while to give my full thoughts yet only getting a few passes a day.
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Up to chapter 20.Absolute treasure. Not to mention the good story, thr translator's notes which are almost extinct on this site are there. There is a real translator and a good one at that. The story is also great so far. Mc is the most realist writer-turn-transmigrator so far. I won't spoil anything. Better read it yourself.
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I've seen some CNs like this, but never a fantasy setting. I hope its good but the summary doesn't give me much hope. For all I know, it'll be Polygamy and so-called rejections will be irrelevant. If so then it's really stupid.
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Read up to chapter 15, normally I don't quit so early but the MC is just annoying. Acting like he is at the pinnacle when he is only at the starting line. Doesn't matter if he has all this knowledge, if you are a small fish acting like a shark in a big pond, well you should get eaten for your efforts. Not smart story telling, more like this guy is living through his own dreamscape.
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another novel copied from somewhere.                                                                                                                           
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A thrilling, gripping story! The author has a firm grasp on the kind of language that makes a reader really invest themselves emotionally in the story, and the characters are so lifelike, you'll think that you truly know them. There is a certain witty approch in the writing and the style that hooked me from the very first sentences. 5/5 would recommend!
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