In the future world, due to irreconcilable conflicts of ideas, humanity split into two opposing new races, Tyranids and Cyberians, and a genocide war broke out with the goal of exterminating each other. The defeated Tyranids produced a large number of clone soldiers as a source of troops in order to make up for the overwhelming gap in combat power. However, a large number of clone soldiers rebelled during the war, and the defeat of Tyranids was irreversible. The protagonist, as the last loyal clone soldier, participated in the plan to preserve the last flame of Tyranids. When the plan was about to be implemented, the hostile faction Cyberion attacked. Despite the protagonist's efforts to resist, he was still unable to save most of the Tyranids who were prepared to be frozen and stored for the next few thousand years. In desperation, the last Tyranid survivor swapped his body with the protagonist's to seek death. The protagonist became the only defeated person to survive the war.
Thousands of years later, the protagonist is awakened by humans in the new world by coincidence, and is shocked to find that the world's civilization has degenerated into its primitive form, and the Cyberians, who originally competed with the Tyranids for the earth, have also left the surface and are waiting to see what happens on the ground in space. In order to track down what has happened on the ground during the thousands of years since he was frozen in sleep, the protagonist embarks on an involuntary fantasy journey with the adventurer who awakened him.
Reader comments
Good book, buried. This is the first time I have discovered a novel that can use science to explain the essence of Western fantasy magic. The entire worldview is very reasonably constructed, and the male protagonist is sassy and beautiful. Without personality, turn to label and become single. It's pretty good, but there are too few people watching it on Tomato.
Another published novel that Tomato bought from I don't know where. It has no traffic and few people read it, but the plot, content, world view and setting are all very complete. It's a good book.
Continuing the legend of magic in the form of science fiction. The refreshing beginning has already destined its rich connotations. Please read this book if you don't want to miss the science fiction and magic articles.
Male to female, magic, the protagonist is calm and decisive in killing
The setting is grand, and the story structure is very reasonably controlled, as much as possible within the controllable range of the author's writing style. It's a pity that the length is a little short. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
It's a very good book. All details are well handled. The characters are basically described through dialogue. The plot is slow-paced. It's good to read patiently. Some chapters are relatively long but not complicated. The combination of magic and science fiction is quite good. I really like the setting of nano black dust
After reading this book, I couldn't help but think of this question.
Is it possible for human individual differences to be completely eliminated and unified under the background of absolute centralization?
The background that goes against the conventional ideas of civilizational development is interesting. The managers headed by inorganic lifeforms do not have that strong desire for the sea of stars. In the space where everyone lives forever, during the long wait, there are the majority who think they are absolutely fair, the minority who will never get justice, and the souls who are immersed in their own fantasy world and cannot extricate themselves. I always feel that if time passes by, everyone will eventually sink into their own fantasy space.
I feel that the so-called perfect society experiment is nothing more than the sustenance of fantasy, and in the end we will not get the correct answer. Haven't the Cyberians from continental Europe heard of Napoleon's famous saying: "I admit that I am short, but if you make fun of me for it, I will chop off your head." This is how Napoleon eliminated individual differences, but he may not have done it. Oh, by the way, according to Cyberian's requirements, cut off everyone except one person. Will this be a successful plan? It is just that the risk is a billion points higher. [Cover face]
Very novel subject matter, this is real online writing, these good things are rare nowadays. Anyway, I have a good feeling.
It feels like most people have become abnormal. Everything now is a bit like this novel, like a novel
I have read more than 70 chapters so far. The setting of magic and science is very good. Unfortunately, the plot is a bit bland and lacks a climax.
Changed from four stars to five stars, added comments, very good science fiction novel, not only uses science to explain magic, but also thinks about the future development route of mankind.
The only objection is the setting of the protagonist. The dullness in the early and middle stages can actually be made more interesting through the interaction between the protagonist and the people around him, but the initial setting of the protagonist makes this aspect difficult to develop. Or maybe the author just wants to write an upright science fiction work, but unfortunately many people will give up reading it because of the mediocre first and middle stages.
It's very high-level. Thinking that I've only read half of the book, I quickly left a good review, otherwise it will be buried.
At least it gave me a big shock while I was reading the book [blowing kiss]
It's so magnificent. No novel has touched me like this in a long time. It uses technology to analyze fantasy and uses thinking to shape civilization. The fantasy about the development of future science and technology and society is the true meaning of science fiction. How can the profound thinking about the future not be reflected in the current society itself?
After reading it, I had so many emotions that I can't calm down for a long time. It's a masterpiece.
Why is there no one? It's a very good book.
Does anyone know which platform the author writes the book on?
Not bad, the subject matter is interesting
This book is so good, why is no one here?
Okay, I'm just a little regretful at the end😦
Not bad, a good and in-depth article with humanistic care and science fiction philosophy. I look forward to the author's next article continuing to bring surprises.
Good books should not be buried
So good, so wonderful
It's very beautiful, but it's a pity that the body of the main character is female
Simply because it can arouse people's reflections on life, it is better than most novels.
It's okay, but the transition is a bit abrupt at first
The words are too dense. Other than that there are almost no downsides.
Very good, very in line with the ideas of future technology people
It's very good, the writing is very good, and the protagonist is described delicately.
I found this book when I had nothing to do. Although it is slow to gain popularity, it can be seen from the first few chapters that the writing style is not what Tomato can possess.
It's wonderful, grand yet detailed. May the glory of mankind last forever!
I also want to know where the author's new book is
Where did this author write the book? Please [cry][cry][cry]
Good book, buried. This is the first time I have discovered a novel that can use science to explain the essence of Western fantasy magic. The entire worldview is very reasonably constructed, and the male protagonist is sassy and beautiful. Without personality, turn to label and become single. It's pretty good, but there are too few people watching it on Tomato.
Another published novel that Tomato bought from I don't know where. It has no traffic and few people read it, but the plot, content, world view and setting are all very complete. It's a good book.
Continuing the legend of magic in the form of science fiction. The refreshing beginning has already destined its rich connotations. Please read this book if you don't want to miss the science fiction and magic articles. Male to female, magic, the protagonist is calm and decisive in killing
The setting is grand, and the story structure is very reasonably controlled, as much as possible within the controllable range of the author's writing style. It's a pity that the length is a little short. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
It's a very good book. All details are well handled. The characters are basically described through dialogue. The plot is slow-paced. It's good to read patiently. Some chapters are relatively long but not complicated. The combination of magic and science fiction is quite good. I really like the setting of nano black dust After reading this book, I couldn't help but think of this question. Is it possible for human individual differences to be completely eliminated and unified under the background of absolute centralization? The background that goes against the conventional ideas of civilizational development is interesting. The managers headed by inorganic lifeforms do not have that strong desire for the sea of stars. In the space where everyone lives forever, during the long wait, there are the majority who think they are absolutely fair, the minority who will never get justice, and the souls who are immersed in their own fantasy world and cannot extricate themselves. I always feel that if time passes by, everyone will eventually sink into their own fantasy space. I feel that the so-called perfect society experiment is nothing more than the sustenance of fantasy, and in the end we will not get the correct answer. Haven't the Cyberians from continental Europe heard of Napoleon's famous saying: "I admit that I am short, but if you make fun of me for it, I will chop off your head." This is how Napoleon eliminated individual differences, but he may not have done it. Oh, by the way, according to Cyberian's requirements, cut off everyone except one person. Will this be a successful plan? It is just that the risk is a billion points higher. [Cover face]
Very novel subject matter, this is real online writing, these good things are rare nowadays. Anyway, I have a good feeling. It feels like most people have become abnormal. Everything now is a bit like this novel, like a novel
I have read more than 70 chapters so far. The setting of magic and science is very good. Unfortunately, the plot is a bit bland and lacks a climax. Changed from four stars to five stars, added comments, very good science fiction novel, not only uses science to explain magic, but also thinks about the future development route of mankind. The only objection is the setting of the protagonist. The dullness in the early and middle stages can actually be made more interesting through the interaction between the protagonist and the people around him, but the initial setting of the protagonist makes this aspect difficult to develop. Or maybe the author just wants to write an upright science fiction work, but unfortunately many people will give up reading it because of the mediocre first and middle stages.
It's very high-level. Thinking that I've only read half of the book, I quickly left a good review, otherwise it will be buried.
At least it gave me a big shock while I was reading the book [blowing kiss]
It's so magnificent. No novel has touched me like this in a long time. It uses technology to analyze fantasy and uses thinking to shape civilization. The fantasy about the development of future science and technology and society is the true meaning of science fiction. How can the profound thinking about the future not be reflected in the current society itself?
After reading it, I had so many emotions that I can't calm down for a long time. It's a masterpiece.
Why is there no one? It's a very good book.
Does anyone know which platform the author writes the book on?
Not bad, the subject matter is interesting
This book is so good, why is no one here?
Okay, I'm just a little regretful at the end😦
Not bad, a good and in-depth article with humanistic care and science fiction philosophy. I look forward to the author's next article continuing to bring surprises.
Good books should not be buried
So good, so wonderful
It's very beautiful, but it's a pity that the body of the main character is female
Simply because it can arouse people's reflections on life, it is better than most novels.
It's okay, but the transition is a bit abrupt at first
The words are too dense. Other than that there are almost no downsides.
Very good, very in line with the ideas of future technology people
It's very good, the writing is very good, and the protagonist is described delicately.
I found this book when I had nothing to do. Although it is slow to gain popularity, it can be seen from the first few chapters that the writing style is not what Tomato can possess.
It's wonderful, grand yet detailed. May the glory of mankind last forever!
I also want to know where the author's new book is
Where did this author write the book? Please [cry][cry][cry]