Global Evolution

Liu Chang [Destiny's Favor]: This is the darkest moment in human history! There are pure white stalkers crawling among the bright flowers, the tsunami hits the powerful legion, the dazzling green in the red world does not bring life... The black five-pointed star fills half of the map, freedom howls in purgatory, the rules set a mission, where should I go? Li Qingshui [Incarnation of Gaia]: He also had the idea of ​​​​devoting his life to all mankind, and was later buried by his own hands. His brain is always evolving and he is always running out of ideas! But his fragile heart is full of loopholes... His appearance can make people around him feel safe and reliable, but he kills countless creatures with his own hands. After all, what he shoulders is the fate of betraying the world... Perhaps ten years ago, from the moment his brain began to change, Li Qingshui was already dead - the lines on his head conveyed instructions, and his soul was also changing quietly. His destiny was to sacrifice everything he had. Willow [True Freedom]: If you want to be free... You must first have the right to freedom of imagination, a well-deserved starring role in this evolutionary history. No creature can cut down this tree, even if it is as powerful as Gaia, it is just a competition... If you want to be free, you must first become free. I am destiny, giving birth to all living beings. When the sky is covered with green, everything under the shade will lose the right to pursue freedom. Even today, this idea seems unrealistic... But creatures with imagination will always be a restless race. Undersea Man [Master of Pilgrimage]: The master of the blue, after waiting for a long time... Until the red mist traveled hundreds of millions of kilometers and came to the depths of the ocean, extraordinary wisdom was finally liberated, and unprecedented species faced the green mountains and green waters, squirming on the beach with their wet bodies... The birth of a civilization often only occurs in one day Over time, an idea, an action... We have calculated everything, and the protagonists are always changing. Just like those murals, this battle has long been destined, but green is always a threat. Even if violent civilization will eventually usher in its demise, this is a battle that must be fought - our identity is not only a humble apprentice, but also a master of pilgrimage. Our accurate judgment will rewash the earth and give the world a new lease of life...

My favorite science fiction book, I still prefer this one to The Three-Body Problem (it's not that The Three-Body Problem is not as good as this one, it's just that I like this one better). Upon closer inspection, the author perfectly shows us the true state of human existence in the apocalypse. The protagonist team (mainly Li Qingshui and Liu Chang) are not ruthless, but they are powerless. A super being that occupies the size of three provinces, whose intelligence far exceeds that of humans and even exceeds that of Li Qingshui, must be able to calculate the best strategy. Li Qingshui can only choose the best one from the countless endings he can deduce (certainly fewer than those calculated by Liu Shu), even though they all die together in the end. . . The following contains spoilers! ! ! Did Li Qingshui really only have a secondary mutation in his brain when he operated on Liu Chang? If so, how could he prevent Liu Shu from seeing how special Liu Chang was? Is fate really doomed? Perhaps our thinking is just caused by the irregular movement of tiny particles. If we could know all this, wouldn't we be able to predict the future? (In the book, if the brain mutates more than four times, you can basically predict the future) Is Willow really the villain? (I mean, those who pursue freedom in cultivation literature are often the righteous party.) The willow tree fights for freedom (true transcendence), and human beings in its eyes may be no different from ants in our eyes. . . Are the protagonists really good people? Or maybe they are just a group of people who restrain the cultivators in the cultivation literature. After all, they have hindered the survival and development of two species, the amphibian man and the big willow tree (I'm sorry I can't think of a better word to describe the big willow tree). What are the signs of wisdom? I like that word in the book very much: "imagination". Even a willow tree is still not an intelligent creature until it has no imagination. . . Is the willow tree really dead? As far as our intuitive feelings are concerned, the willow tree is indeed dead, but as a creature with immeasurable intelligence, could it really not expect this to happen? Personally, I think it should be able to be calculated (even the stone made from the proto-nucleus should be included in its calculation, after all, it can always guess that such a thing exists, or is it really not thought of or it just failed to pretend?) How intelligent is Willow? Let's put it this way, to copy a thing, you may only need to have heard about the effect of a thing (that is, imitating the secretion of Thunder Tiger). Thank you for reading my review, and if you like this book, please make it a real hit!

I won't go into too many spoilers, but the ending is really shocking. Daliu Shu thinks he is very smart, and Li Qingshui thinks he can win a glimmer of hope for mankind. Liu Chang feels that he is the son of destiny. But in the end they are just chess pieces

When I saw this novel, I was completely shocked. I am also half an author. This novel's style, choice of subject matter, logical setting, and models of heroes and villains are all exactly the same as my writing techniques. I feel that the author is me in the parallel world. Let me first talk about how I found this book. I was about to start writing a book, and the title of the book was going to be Global Evolution, so I searched for this book, and the name was changed by this book. I grabbed the book. What surprised me was that not only was the title of the book the same as what I wanted, but the plot was exactly the same as what I wanted to make up. I even saw my own shadow in all the details, such as emotion theory, demand theory, realism, reality theory, and world theory. I felt that this book was completely written by me when I traveled back in time. I really want to get to know the author and get to know another me in this world.

The setting of this story is an apocalyptic superpower. Different from other apocalyptic novels, there are obvious signs of the apocalypse in this novel before it comes... Whether it is the sudden rise of biology as a subject in the college entrance examination, or the pink mist filling the environment, it all shows that a storm is coming. Therefore, although the arrival of the end of the world is very sudden for ordinary people, in the eyes of senior officials, it is all logical. This apocalypse, accompanied by the arrival of thick fog, has brought evolution on a global scale, not only among humans, but also among a wider range of animals and plants. As a result, new food chain relationships have been brought about. This complex predatory relationship, named by the author as the food web, I think is an important part of the world setting in the novel. In this story, the inexplicable red mist allows creatures around the world to evolve, thus blurring the original composition of the food chain. In the newly formed food web, the existence of species is downplayed, and evolved abilities play a more important role. Although to a certain extent, the generation of superpowers itself is also restricted by species, but more often than not, it is the creation of new rules that break the constraints of species. The protagonist is an ordinary person under the new rules. In fact, in terms of strength, he is not that ordinary. He awakened his physical powers at the beginning of the end of the world, strengthened his personal physical fitness, and his combat effectiveness continued to increase. However, in that relatively chaotic apocalypse, he was actually an ordinary person who was not so decisive. Although sometimes I have to attack other people in order to survive, the inner struggle and touching of the protagonist during this process made me feel that this character is particularly real. Perhaps it was this reality that allowed him to find reliable teammates in the apocalypse and gain the confidence to explore the unknown. In comparison, the abilities of teammates are obviously more outstanding. Different from the main character's physical enhancement, his two regular teammates have extremely rare brain powers. One is a collection of counselors and scientists, with excellent observation and calculation skills, as well as strong logical reasoning ability, and is the resourceful person in the team. The other is a power similar to radar detection, which can clearly sense the strength and number of nearby power users, providing many crucial warnings for the safety of the entire team. In comparison, the protagonist is just a reckless man with good fighting skills. He can be regarded as responsible for force, but his strength is obviously inferior. Personally, I am quite optimistic about this story. Although this novel was written almost ten years ago, there is no cliché plot in the story, and the author's intentions can be seen from the acceptance speech. Finally, I want to see how far the protagonist can grow, and what the world is like.

It would be better to change the title of the book: Global Evolution: Humans Do Not Evolve

It would be better to change the title of the book: Global Evolution: Humans Do Not Evolve

I have read more than 100 chapters so far and feel that the protagonist has been being played. I feel that the protagonist has never been interested in strength. What do you think? His parents have stopped looking for him. What do you think? I have seen so many powerful creatures and still have that mentality. Without the aura of the protagonist, I would have died long ago. I wonder if wisdom and conspiracy are all scum in the face of absolute power?

I wrote it carefully, and I guess I have been looking for the information for a long time, but in this impetuous era, you wrote the wrong article.

This is a novel that has been praised with both hands. As a loyal fan of paper books, I rarely read e-books. Originally, I accidentally listened to a few episodes of the novel in Himalaya. The first part was not very gripping, but The Second Cambrian is indeed unconventional, so I continued reading the novel. The charge is too expensive, and I downloaded another app and read the entire novel in the novice free time. It is a bit tortuous and unkind. I hope you can forgive me. The main reason why I give it high praise is that, first, it is a science fiction novel. The author ruthlessly despised the childishness of the post-apocalyptic zombie theme through conversations with classmates from the beginning. Although I like to read zombie themes, I really can't stand the subsequent plots, and it is difficult for the screenwriters, especially those in the United States. But this novel anticipates the emergence of the second Cambrian, which is very creative! Great praise, after 3 billion years of silence, why did all intelligent creatures appear in just 2 million years? This is a question that Darwin would also feel guilty about. At the level of science fiction, the second Cambrian explosion paved the way for the author to have unlimited imagination. As the author said, the variety and color of species in it far exceeds that of Avatar, so full marks for science fiction. Second, full marks on the religious and philosophical level. This is just a personal opinion. I don't know if I am overthinking it, but at the end, I can't help but think of Christianity and Buddhism. Believing that God is an individual is like Christianity, and believing that God is a law is Buddhism. I personally believe that laws are the truth, such as cause and effect! If Big Willow or Saiyan succeeds in the end, and his consciousness completely becomes energy instead of physical body, and he shows some magical powers, what we ordinary people will see is not God. But Buddhism believes that the Buddha did not create anything, he was just the first to achieve enlightenment and the first to discover the laws. This is the six paths of reincarnation. After reading it, I felt that it was no less than Three-Body Problem, or even better. I hope it can be put on the screen one day. That big talking bird must be awesome, haha In short, this is a novel with content and depth, although the title and author's name seem...