The Sinking of Japan (translated by Lin Huan Series)
About This Novel
Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, islands sinking... When this day comes, where will the 110 million Japanese go? A 70-meter-high island in the northern part of the Ogasawara Islands sank to the bottom of the sea overnight. A team of investigation experts dived into the 8,000-meter-deep Japan Trench and discovered large-scale anomalies. An unprecedented disaster is brewing in the deep sea. Japan is about to sink. As the final countdown approaches, a team named "Plan D" begins action. They are Japan's last hope.
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Official(11)Scraped 23d ago
Really sunk?
I like the title of the book, forget about the content
There is no one there 😂 No one is watching?
Is the crack Onodera saw in the wall behind the water dispenser really not a big problem as Korokuro said? The crack is more than one centimeter wide, about 1.5 Centimeters, and the water dispenser also blocks part of the view. I don't know what the situation is below, so how can I just conclude that the problem is not serious?
I like this title
Although I haven't read it, I really like this title
global village
There is a lot of professional knowledge, and it can be used as a popular science article. But the sinking of Japan Island should affect our country's coast. It is not Japan's turn to worry about it.
Japan should be silent, it will be of no use anyway.
Onodera has dived to the bottom of the sea within 9,000 meters four times and twice to the bottom of more than 10,000 meters. I was shocked that he didn't feel that there was much danger! What a good psychological quality you have to have to not feel dangerous. It seems that Onodera is an excellent diver.
Not bad!
This book is pretty good! I sincerely recommend it to everyone to read.
Sure enough, there is no airtight wall in the world. There are clues that the Second Shinkansen project is blocked. Yukinaga learned about this based on reliable information and discussed the matter with Onodera. I have to say that Yukinaga is really bold and is not afraid that walls have ears. It's better to be cautious when going out.
Don't know
There are so few people. Are we pioneers?
Rating
Community(0)
Official(11)Scraped 23d ago
Really sunk?
I like the title of the book, forget about the content
There is no one there 😂 No one is watching?
Is the crack Onodera saw in the wall behind the water dispenser really not a big problem as Korokuro said? The crack is more than one centimeter wide, about 1.5 Centimeters, and the water dispenser also blocks part of the view. I don't know what the situation is below, so how can I just conclude that the problem is not serious?
I like this title
Although I haven't read it, I really like this title
global village
There is a lot of professional knowledge, and it can be used as a popular science article. But the sinking of Japan Island should affect our country's coast. It is not Japan's turn to worry about it.
Japan should be silent, it will be of no use anyway.
Onodera has dived to the bottom of the sea within 9,000 meters four times and twice to the bottom of more than 10,000 meters. I was shocked that he didn't feel that there was much danger! What a good psychological quality you have to have to not feel dangerous. It seems that Onodera is an excellent diver.
Not bad!
This book is pretty good! I sincerely recommend it to everyone to read.
Sure enough, there is no airtight wall in the world. There are clues that the Second Shinkansen project is blocked. Yukinaga learned about this based on reliable information and discussed the matter with Onodera. I have to say that Yukinaga is really bold and is not afraid that walls have ears. It's better to be cautious when going out.
Don't know
There are so few people. Are we pioneers?
