The Heavens Starting from the Wandering Earth

I have a question. Let's not talk about the showdown with the coalition government. Just talk about the final decision to bring 7 billion people around the world to live together. Have you considered the number of material gaps? It's not 3 to 5 million, but 3.5 Billion people. The materials consumed by each of these people every day is an astronomical number. It's a bit unrealistic. Even if each person only eats 200 grams of carbohydrates a day, and consumes 700,000 tons of materials a day, how do you make up for this gap in the early stage? Rely on Osborne? Rely on the almost crippling Resident Evil world? Or rely on the Mechanical Enemy world? Even if there is an unowned resource planet to collect 700,000 tons of materials every day, do you know how many people are needed? Seven hundred thousand tons per day is an extremely conservative estimate under ideal circumstances. Not to mention the supplement of supplies from the local world and the protagonist brought from other worlds, the local world is already extremely squeezed to ensure the balance of internal circulation consumption of 3.5 Billion people. Doubling it directly does not mean changing from 35 people to 70 people, which will directly collapse the circulation system.

The quality of the current book is good. Although the content is not too new, it is rare and happens to be what I like. I hope it can be updated continuously.

When I see people who tell bad stories giving low marks, I usually believe them. But if you want to see a bunch of people open and close their mouths and only know one "very poisonous" and then give it a low score, it goes without saying. Based on my understanding of the group of people who like to close their eyes and open their mouths to identify poisons, this kind of book is actually worth reading. As soon as I saw a bunch of these unlucky things in the comment area, I quickly gave it five stars without even clicking on the book to read. Ten years of reading experience tells me that readers who really understand books will never be "toxic" when they open and close their mouths. They will point out inappropriate areas to the author so that the author can learn from experience and make improvements. Occasionally, he will speak harshly, but he will never curse people for no reason. Generally, he will curse people in book reviews when he encounters disgusting plots in novels, but he will still point out problems. There is only one kind of people who can open and shut their mouths and say "very poisonous" and can't tell a thing or two. That's the kind of people who are not reading books at all. They want to be emperors. As long as there is a little bit of dissatisfaction in the book, for example, the protagonist is not named Zhang, that's fine, it's very poisonous; the protagonist actually worships Zhuge Liang as his teacher, it's extremely poisonous; the protagonist actually eats noodles, it's extremely poisonous; the protagonist doesn't have long hair, it's extremely poisonous; the protagonist actually wears long sleeves, it's extremely poisonous; the protagonist actually uses a mobile phone to make calls, it's extremely poisonous. They will post book reviews at every turn, make venomous remarks, and even yell out loud. It is useless for the author to explain to them personally, because an apology is not enough. What they want is for the author to apologize by himself, just because the novel has stained their eyes. What they want is not a novel that suits them, because even they themselves know in their hearts that no one can write a novel that meets their requirements. Let me tell you, if your parents are not the richest people in the world and cannot let you live the life of a real emperor, then you are quite poisonous. A person must know how to be content. When I read novels, I want to read different stories encountered by different people, not to find a sense of substitution and make myself the emperor. After all, although I am very poor in reality, I already feel very happy if I can have meat to eat. -- I'll put the review here first, and prepare to read the book. If there is really a problem with this book, then I will delete this review. If people later see that I have not deleted this review, please don't ask me how the book is.

The author is a bit too naive. If he takes out a mobile phone, he will replace the entire Osborne Group. He doesn't really think that the big bosses are good people. Why not just steal your mobile phone?

Saving people, knowing there are bad guys, not taking precautions, not killing the madman, waiting for others to kill him, what the hell is this writing?

If you can bring people here and there, then you can abandon the book.

This book is almost entirely based on the author's self-motivation. There are constant typos and no logic. The characterization is single and stereotyped. The development of the story depends entirely on the author's self-motivation and obscenity.

I have nothing to say, I think it is better for people to live for themselves

Normally, in the early stage, there is nothing like forcibly adopting a little girl, and you can also take someone you meet for the first time through time. It is extremely poisonous, what do you think?

Author, will you write about the super-god world later?