The Second Great Change of the Universe

I took a quick look at it! The overall feeling is that it is too spectacular and majestic, and it cannot be written by ordinary wisdom. Does the author really have another background? There are zero-dimensional worlds and five universes above the universe. How much imagination does this require? The revelation of various ultimate mysteries was completely unexpected and made me suddenly enlightened! The story has twists and turns, many characters have complex relationships, and many different levels of humanity? God, what kind of brains does this require? I really hope it can be made into a blockbuster movie, so that ordinary people like me can experience this extremely spectacular scene of the universe.

After reading the content before the main text, I feel like I just threw out the outline, but I still don't fully understand the meaning of the term "my species". The superman described in the article looks a bit like a conceptual life like an intellectual or a cyborg. But I like the idea of ​​breaking through the "human" life form. It's not because of the mechanical ascension of weak flesh and blood, but because there is no need for science fiction novels to focus on mechanical life or the eternity of human beings themselves. (I like life forms to be in motion) I am just a rookie in the third year of college. I can't understand some theoretical knowledge in the book at all. I can't wrap my head around it, so I can't give it five stars (◞‸◟). I don't know if the author will describe my discussion of philosophy in the article. After all, philosophy is about the nature of truth and practical characteristics. I personally like it XD (recent Marx class)

Now I basically understand - the entire universe, including the zero-dimensional world, is composed of broken zero. In fact, the whole universe is broken zero. The broken zero is divided into two types: conventional broken zero and unconventional broken zero. They first constitute the material body. These zero-dimensional matter bodies are divided into three types: conventional zero-dimensional matter bodies, unconventional zero-dimensional matter bodies, and chaotic zero-dimensional matter bodies. However, for nearly 400 billion years, the zero-dimensional world has not yet evolved energy quanta. 27.5 Billion years ago, the main body of the zero-dimensional world externalized the first energy quanta. At this point, the universe was born. It seems that our previous understanding of the universe was too shallow!

"The Second Great Change of the Universe" is the best science fiction book I have ever read! Definitely much better than "The Three-Body Problem"... Why do you say that? Because "The Three-Body Problem" is just a copy of science fiction using an old scientific cognitive method, while "Great Change" uses a new civilization cognitive method that completely surpasses modern science to interpret the future. "Three-Body" only touches on the immediate neighbors of the solar system, while "Catastrophe" is a comprehensive description of all aspects of the entire universe and galaxies, with a time dimension spanning more than 20 billion years. The cognitive levels of the two are not at the same level at all, or even in the same dimension. In addition, the writing style of "The Great Change" is better than that of "The Three-Body Problem". This book seems very brain-burning, but the author wrote it even more brain-burning. I suggest that everyone should read this book with awe. Let's encourage everyone.

Different from science fiction, this is a fantasy novel about a new civilization. Comprehensive and advanced new ideas and concepts, extremely cutting-edge advanced cognitive methods, unparalleled cosmic scenes...

Very exciting, I like it.

Although the book is obscure and difficult to understand, as long as you continue reading, you will quickly fall into it, and you will have an increasingly fascinating feeling that the author wrote the book with all his heart. The zero-dimensional world is truly unique, and even the greatest physicists in human history are far from reaching this realm of thinking. Is the author an alien? Overall, the whole story was very successfully written, but it ended too quickly. I hope there will be a follow-up story.

"The Second Great Change of the Universe" The ultimate particles in the microcosm, the immortality of the information soul, the birth of the extreme system, etc. "The Three-Body Problem" The laws of the dark forest, the multidimensional latitudes and the grandeur of the infinite universe, the completion of the limiting system and the speed of light, etc. If the Three-Body Problem is about the macroscopic system, then this book is about the microscopic system. The above is a self-report and can be ignored if you have different opinions.

There are some places where there is no complete explanation 🍉 It can only represent part of it, it's a bit incomplete [I understand]