Anchor to the Stars: Newton Point Records

DDT Potion was a writer of forbidden and oriental fan fiction more than ten years ago. I have read her/his "Eastern Oblivion" and have kept it to this day. Because the author has a Ph. D. In physics, he has developed a lot of technical details in the book. If the plot construction and character creation were not described as tragedy, he would definitely become the second Greg Egan. This book is his new work after more than ten years. Compared with his past works, while retaining the wonderful imagination full of details of physics and mathematics, the writing style, plot and characters have all undergone huge regression. Rather than saying it is a novel, it is better to say it is an essay. The plot is fragmented. The writing only comes online when describing physical phenomena. The characters and plots all give way to complicated settings. The rhythm of updating once a month fully ensures that you have forgotten all the previous content when reading a new chapter. If the full score is one hundred points, the book's imagination is worth 90 points, the description of the wonders of physics and mathematics is worth 9 points, and everything else is worth 1 point. I only recommend this book to people who have read the author's works more than ten years ago, and I suggest that you must wear a filter as thick as a bank vault door, otherwise you will be like me, cursing because the filter is not thick enough. Having said that, I will still continue to follow it, because the author's science fiction imagination is really eye-catching. If his writing happens to be online, the description of the wonders of physics will bring a different flavor.