Reborn Super Battleship

Does the author think that the universe is dark? Have you been there? Do you mean that humans are also dark? This is all your wishful thinking

You are an astrophysicist who has always been particularly yearning for the universe. Suddenly one day you disappeared from the earth and traveled to a planet hundreds of millions of light years away from the earth. There are many kinds of intelligent life on this planet, and the technological level is two dimensions higher than that of the earth. You can understand their speech and communicate, but the surrounding environment is very different from the earth. There are no people you are familiar with, and there are no Things or things you are familiar with, a completely new understanding, the life forms on this planet are completely different from human beings, you are an alien on this planet, will you look up at the stars and try to find the earth? At that time, would you think, I am willing to pay any price, even signing a contract with the devil, as long as I can leave this damn place, as long as I can go home...Ðïãî...

The earth has obviously exploded, but the heroine is still alive, or even more powerful than the male protagonist. This is simply speechless. No matter how unexpected the heroine is, it is impossible to fly directly from the Milky Way to the Fairy System. She has explained that it is difficult to reach the Fairy System from the Milky Way to sweep away civilizations with level 6 peak civilization in the Milky Way. Now the heroine appears and comes to the Fairy System again? He also entrusted a space beast to solve the peak level 6 problem to help the male protagonist solve the problem. Everything is so unreasonable! And every time the protagonist is in danger, he needs that kind of stupid and ridiculous ant nonsense to solve it? If you have a computer and the smartest human being in the world, you have to be in such a big danger every time and then just say a few idiotic nonsense, and then the protagonist's aura is activated. After seeing the protagonist reach level 6 civilization, I can't stand it anymore. I can think of the subsequent plot. The protagonist arrives from the Milky Way to the Fairy System, and then desperately searches for news about the heroine, and then discovers that the heroine is in danger, and then desperately tries to save it. After that, there is nonsense about the development of civilization and messy emotional drama.

Describing the plot one, the plot is still okay after all, but the author understands it so thoroughly that it can often be explained clearly in a few chapters. It takes dozens of mediocre pictures to explain the plot. Attended moisture chapter. Describe plot two. Anyone who understands this novel must have some knowledge of astronomy after all! The plot was too long, lacked passion, and the protagonist was too weak. He had to play both sides for a long time, avoiding disasters, and the knowledge he gained could not bring me into it. It felt very uncomfortable. This is just my opinion as a human being! This does not mean that others should not intervene.

Some people say that what is written is called science fiction? ? Those poor people are used to seeing protagonists who must have the aura of the protagonist, must have a golden finger, must be invincible, otherwise how can they satisfy their vanity. There is some professional knowledge in many places, and it is normal for them to be young and unable to understand it. If this is not called science fiction, then I want to know what is real science fiction. Big cheers for the author! ! ! Looking forward to producing better works! !

Let's talk about the comparison between this book and The Three-Body Problem. According to the setting of this book, the Three-Body Problem civilization in The Three-Body Problem only has a Level 3 civilization, the Earth's civilization has only a Level 2 civilization, and the Singer Civilization is a Level 6 civilization. Even in the end, no civilization has mastered the small universe assault technology, that is, there is no Level 7 civilization, and there are only a few descriptions of advanced civilizations in The Three-Body Problem. So I think The Three-Body Problem is not so much a science fiction book as it is a humanities book cloaked in science fiction. Let The Three Body Problem win the Hugo Award, which is an insult to China's lack of science fiction. Moreover, both the Three Body Award winners and Mo Yan's Nobel Prize winners have one thing in common, which is to amplify the criticism of the wrong line in Chinese history. So I think super battleship is a hard science fiction that crushes the three-body science fiction. Although the writing style is a bit stiff, the most important thing in science fiction novels is imagination rather than humanistic description.

This book has the same status in my heart as The Three-Body Problem. During those days in the third grade of junior high school, this book accompanied me through the last three months. I often recommended this book to my classmates, but the way they dismissed it is really sad. I really like this book very much. Forgive me for this review that is four years late.

Maybe, it's better to not have the pleasure of stepping on points to upgrade, and not having to pretend to be B and get slapped in the face. But everything the author created fascinated me. With a long span of time, it depicts the vast and magnificent universe. It allows people to break away from the small individual and feel the vastness of the world from a thinking perspective. With his delicate writing style and good scientific literacy, the author told me what a good science fiction novel is. Among the novels I have read in the past eight years, it is the only science fiction novel that made me cry, read it from beginning to end twice, and wrote the longest book review. When I open it and read it again, I can drive away all my worries, because they are insignificant compared to the vastness of the universe. This is an epic book worth reading.

I don't know what happens next, but at the beginning when I talked about hiding behind Mars to avoid the electromagnetic radiation from the moon hitting Jupiter, the author obviously didn't do his homework well and mistook space flight for flying within the atmosphere. Space flight relies on orbit, and any power propulsion changes the orbit. Flying on a planetary orbit, reducing the speed, the orbit will coincide with the planet, and pushing in the opposite direction to the planet can avoid being captured by the planet, but that requires a lot of fuel until the aircraft reaches the speed required to escape the planet's gravity, otherwise it will become a high-ejection trajectory. Of course, you can adjust the orbit after the impact shock wave has passed, but do you have so much fuel to waste? The most economical approach is to either stay in a planet-synchronous orbit, or to accurately calculate the impact time and shock wave arrival time, and then adjust the orbit so that when the shock wave arrives, you will be right on the back of Mars.

____ The last man on earth was sitting on the sofa smoking a cigarette, his eyes staring unfocused at the TV with no signal and a "snowflake" on it. There were cigarette butts and beer bottles all over the room. Apart from the "rustling" sound of the TV, there was only the sound of long breathing in the room. It was so quiet that it was terrifying. Suddenly - the doorbell rang... (Use your imagination and continue this story in one sentence of no more than 15 words on each floor starting from the first floor) I'll go first: He walked gently to the door and opened it tremblingly...