Abnormal Era

"Abnormal Era"-T3 level. Work tags: imaginative, genre, traditional style, apocalypse, science fiction. Rating: A. The plot atmosphere is well created and the overall style is realistic; B. The integrity cannot be evaluated temporarily; C. The author has good writing skills and the words are quite tense. A brief review in one sentence: An old-school science fiction style work that is rare in current online literature. 1. Introduction The laws of physics are dying and the world is reduced to a mad sketch. All common sense as we know it is slowly failing. Sudden cancer, whale carcasses on the top of the mountain, snake eyes on the road... When reality falls apart, can reason take us to the end? 2. Plot, characters and writing level The main plot is generally about the end of the world gradually approaching. The protagonist's friend, a top scientist, entrusts the protagonist with a clue to the last light of hope that has been accidentally discovered but has not yet been verified. The specific plot is about the protagonist's adventures in pursuing the light of hope. The character creation in this book is quite successful. The characters with more scenes are all flesh and blood, and most of the images are complex and three-dimensional, not simple and crude products of facial makeup. The author's writing is of high quality, and the words are cold and concise, which fits the story's atmosphere of depression and despair. 3. Highlights First of all, this book has a strong traditional science fiction flavor, and readers who have experienced the era of physical magazines in the science fiction world may feel a long-lost sense of familiarity; secondly, the author's writing skills are excellent, and the cold and cruel apocalyptic atmosphere and extremely diverse living beings are vividly portrayed, which can bring readers an immersive reading experience and resonate with the theme of the story of pursuing the light of hope in despair; thirdly, the author The author has both imagination and science fiction literacy. For example, the scene where the protagonist and his party drive down from high altitude to escape from the gravitational field is quite shocking. The additional grammatical elements introduced are also very suitable for showing the impact of apocalyptic desperation on the heart and mind. Finally, this book is not only a pure "science fiction" novel, or in traditional science fiction novels, the author's plot expression and derived humanistic thinking are an important part of the story. 4. Questions ① This book reflects to a certain extent the reason why old-school science fiction novels are at a disadvantage in competition with online novels, and it is not satisfying enough; ② Compared with the current mainstream writing style of online articles, the riddle content in the early stages of this book seems to be a bit excessive; ③The overall atmosphere of the story is relatively depressing and may not be suitable for light readers who want to relax.

Not bad

[Recommendation index: ★★★★★] Purebred Cthulhu/No female protagonist yet Kewen tastes very good. The fear of facing indescribable things, the despair of familiar things gradually collapsing after a mysterious revival, the grand world view of the Cthulhu mythology and the struggles of small characters are all wonderfully written. The most surprising thing is that there is no monster-killing and upgrading system like Piksuruven, and the way to obtain abilities is more original. The protagonist is a member of the Bubble family. Highly recommended. /It's a cool story. Jing Ye starts the game with both parents and reliable teammates. He also has the concept-level abilities and dependent status given by the bubble. Who would be happy if this doesn't make you happy? (Not /Catch up to the end of the second volume To me, it's a masterpiece. It's well written and I enjoyed reading it.

[Non-dark writing] The writing style is very good, less like online writing, and more like published literature. The overall writing is very smooth, and the characters are well-developed. It feels like watching "The Three-Body Problem".