Become a God Faster Than the Speed of Light

Name: Become a God Faster Than the Speed of Light
Author: Soak Peanuts In Vinegar

by Soak Peanuts In Vinegar

ongoing Science Fiction Interstellar Civilization Male Lead

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About This Novel

This book attempts to explore a fantasy topic. What is the connection between superstition and science, science and myth? The lifespan of the earth is 4.6 Billion years, and as one of the "parasites" of the earth, human beings have a recorded history of only a few thousand years. Why is human lifespan only a few decades, or at most a hundred years? As for the subject of immortality, I am afraid that humans have been thinking about it since the birth of wisdom, right? By the way, what if one day, this wish of mankind really comes true? What if humans could live for thousands of years? If the great men in history could live to this day... What kind of development will human society achieve? Life is long, science continues, and becomes a god? In fact, what the author wants to express is: Yearning for eternal life and admiration for the starry sky! In a word, I really want to live another five hundred years! Thus, with the help of a story, the beauty of daydreaming is expressed and spread. The protagonist of the story, Zhao Yun and Zhao Zilong (names and other names are just chosen randomly, any similarity is purely coincidental) achieved extraordinary scientific research results at the beginning, and then died and started a life like "cheating". Marry the princess, play with the emperor, kill the emperor's younger brother, and easily explore the nature of energy and the origin of the universe. With a wave of his hand, he helped the Qin Dynasty unify the earth; when he went out for a walk, he helped someone unify the galaxy. Create a new religion that integrates monasticism and scientific and technological civilization - the Mathematics Religion, promote mathematics, develop physics, and apply science to benefit ordinary people. Strive endlessly for the ideal that "no mortals in the world can become gods"...