In 500 years, what will humanity leave behind for our descendants?
The dark sky, the unbreathable air, the majestic castle standing on the earth like a tomb...
An apocalypse without zombies, the end of civilization, where new lives are struggling.
Are humans the masters of history, or are they just a small chapter in the history of civilization?
No one will quit history willingly.
Under the dome, is it a new dawn or the night before chaos?
Two digital beings finally appeared. They also have feelings, and they are also afraid of loneliness. However, they stubbornly believe that they are the supreme gods. They stubbornly believe that one day, they will replace human civilization.
However, they were finally buried into the boundless darkness by humans...
For digital beings, this is midnight, the darkest hour of the day.
Will he break out of his shell and return in glory, or will he fall into this boundless darkness forever? Everything is in the Mechanical Era...
Reader comments
To be honest, I can't say anything good. These short and medium-length novels are quite good, especially this one. This is the only novel I've read that doesn't have any logical problems. Anyway, I like it very much. I'm also looking forward to seeing if there will be a sequel (80% chance).
The protagonist's character is great, the world view and logic are very reasonable, the writing skills are also relatively solid, and the connotation is also relatively good, it is worth reading more
At first it seemed that Lu Li was the protagonist, but he didn't seem too invincible. Like, yes, good book.
It just seems a bit short. It would be better if it was longer like Swallowing the Sky. I don't know if I have recorded it. There was a fat man who also piloted mechas. He started as a maintenance technician. It seems to be called World of Warcraft when it is opened, and it is getting better and better slowly. There seems to be another author who has written several mecha novels with protagonists not named Wang, including Wang Zheng, Wang Dong, Prometheus...
It's great. Keep watching.
That's awesome
It's really good. I hope the author will publish a sequel or a book of the same type.
Not bad, not bad, Tatou
To be honest, it's well written
First time reading this kind of novel
Good, good, good
Not bad, looking forward to the follow-up
Not bad, written very smoothly, but not attractive yet
To be honest, I can't say anything good. These short and medium-length novels are quite good, especially this one. This is the only novel I've read that doesn't have any logical problems. Anyway, I like it very much. I'm also looking forward to seeing if there will be a sequel (80% chance).
The protagonist's character is great, the world view and logic are very reasonable, the writing skills are also relatively solid, and the connotation is also relatively good, it is worth reading more
At first it seemed that Lu Li was the protagonist, but he didn't seem too invincible. Like, yes, good book. It just seems a bit short. It would be better if it was longer like Swallowing the Sky. I don't know if I have recorded it. There was a fat man who also piloted mechas. He started as a maintenance technician. It seems to be called World of Warcraft when it is opened, and it is getting better and better slowly. There seems to be another author who has written several mecha novels with protagonists not named Wang, including Wang Zheng, Wang Dong, Prometheus...
It's great. Keep watching.
That's awesome
It's really good. I hope the author will publish a sequel or a book of the same type.
Not bad, not bad, Tatou
To be honest, it's well written
First time reading this kind of novel
Good, good, good
Not bad, looking forward to the follow-up
Not bad, written very smoothly, but not attractive yet