Creation*

I am deeply touched. Liu Cixin's novels always add rich humanistic color to the science fiction, and the abrupt ending leaves us with rich space for imagination.

It made me feel shocked and novel. The phrase "Children, the world is yours" lingered in my mind for a long time. Hope, relief, and helplessness came from my heart at this moment. At the same time, I also understood why it was called Genesis. The article is very wonderful and fascinating. It makes people feel wet in their eyes many times. The article does not say how desperate the adults are, but it makes people feel deeply. The children have become the last hope. No one knows how much test that little body has to endure.

This book is about expectations for children; Adults will eventually grow old, and this world belongs to the future after all. Children will grow up eventually, sooner or later. Perhaps the future can be expected, and the galaxy can be lamented.

In the time that adults have left, in these few days, these children have to grow up, take up the pillars of human destiny, and embrace the future that belongs to children... I really felt a lot after reading it

Thank you to the author, it is so wonderful, especially the chapter on Valley World, which made me think deeply. Is there a group of observers in our world who are like the adults in the book, who are always observing us from the "outside", and we play the role of "children" in the book. I guess the author wants to convey such a conjecture to us.

I suggest you read "Supernova Era" by Liu. "Supernova Era" tells what happens after the adults die at the Final Gathering and only children are left in the world. It can also be seen as a sequel to this book.

It's so contagious, I admit I cried😭

I can only say that it is very true, but somewhat helpless. Let a group of children take charge of the world. Who knows what will happen. But at present, the ending is not guaranteed to be good, but human beings still exist. I read in the comments that someone said this is the preface of a book. I plan to see what kind of ending Da Liu has designed?

This is a literary work with a grand narrative. The author describes the origin of the universe and the birth of mankind from a mythological perspective. The world building and character creation in the story are full of imagination and philosophy, leading readers into a mysterious and fantastic world. This book not only explores the meaning of human existence and the origin of life, but also triggers in-depth thinking about religion, faith and human wisdom. The book says, "At the beginning of creation, everything was possible," arousing our awe and desire to explore the miracles of the universe and life.

How will society change when society only allows children under the age of 13 to exist? As a Hugo Award winner, Liu Cixin is very imaginative in setting the background of the story. As a short story, this article has a compact rhythm and interlocking plots, making it highly immersive and exciting. Liu Cixin, as always, created a world of hard science fiction, while adding a bit of childlike innocence and fun, telling how young children can take on the responsibility for the rise and fall of a country in an ignorant way. After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time.

The end of the book is very special. The adults all left to face death, and the world was left to more than fifty children. They will become the masters of this world and usher in a new century. The story is very exciting, with climaxes one after another. Liu's science fiction imagination is boundless and hard-core. There is no doubt about this. What I like most is the scene at the end, which is full of philosophical meaning. "The adults helped each other out of the hall and melted into the silver light of the Rose Nebula. Children, the world is yours." The follow-up to this story is Super Star New Era, which tells the world of children. They are different from us in every aspect. They are passionate and hardworking, and their perspective on the world is also very novel.

It was too short, and I went to bed before finishing a few lines. It made me think about it all night.

The novel is short but shocking! Some time ago, I read reports that it seemed that Altar Alba or Altar Alba (also a supernova) was in the decay period observed a few years ago, or that it may have exploded but the energy was not transmitted... This scene is somewhat similar to the novel... I can't help but sigh that human beings are really just a wisp of dust in the vast universe, or the fragility of life. Therefore, we should cherish the people in front of us, live a happy life, and let this planet be filled with peace and happiness! So here's the question… What is Happy Planet? ? 🤔🤔

This is a literary work with a grand narrative. The author describes the origin of the universe and the birth of mankind from a mythological perspective. The world building and character creation in the story are full of imagination and philosophy, leading readers into a mysterious and fantastic world. This book not only explores the meaning of human existence and the origin of life, but also triggers in-depth thinking about religion, faith and human wisdom. The book says, "At the beginning of creation, everything was possible," arousing our awe and desire to explore the miracles of the universe and life.

To see the full version, please search Supernova Era

Reading the whole book gives people a feeling of shock, and at the same time, it feels like there are still many things to explore, like a magnificent masterpiece but only the beginning. Maybe this is not bad, you can use your imagination as much as you want.

Liu Cixin is a very famous science fiction author in my country and the winner of the Hugo Award. His "The Three-Body Problem" is even more famous around the world and created a unique world view of the universe. This Genesis is also a work of extremely innovative ideas. His engineering background makes the science fiction novels he writes extremely hardcore. He is good at integrating scientific concepts and philosophical thinking into stories, exploring topics such as the meaning of human existence, the impact of scientific and technological progress on society, and the mysteries of the universe, and has conducted in-depth thinking on human nature, morality, and social structure.

The end of the book is very special. The adults all left to face death, and the world was left to more than fifty children. They will become the masters of this world and usher in a new century. The story is very exciting, with climaxes one after another. Liu's science fiction imagination is boundless and hard-core. There is no doubt about this. What I like most is the scene at the end, which is full of philosophical meaning. "The adults helped each other out of the hall and melted into the silver light of the Rose Nebula. Children, the world is yours." The follow-up to this story is Super Star New Era, which tells the world of children. They are different from us in every aspect. They are passionate and hardworking, and their perspective on the world is also very novel.

Heavy and depressing

This is an abridged version. To see the original version, please go to "Supernova Era"

In terms of hardcore, this book is not hardcore enough. Upon closer examination, some places do not stand up to scrutiny, but this book is undoubtedly a very frequent novel that allows people to re-examine human potential and the simplicity and complexity of children's inner world.

The short story written by Liu tells the story of a sudden cosmic catastrophe on the earth that causes everyone over the age of 13 to have their genes irreparable due to cosmic ray radiation. Only children under this age can survive. In order to maintain the material and spiritual civilization achievements of human society, the existing social elite must select and train corresponding personnel from children to complete the handover of important matters such as material production, distribution and trade, national construction, and foreign wars. Continuing Liu's usual style, he is very imaginative.

A very, very, very good book. If anyone sees this book review, discovers this book, and clicks on this book, then I will tell you that you must read this book with only 8 chapters.

Micro-Era conveys hope and rebirth, while Genesis conveys heaviness and depression. Human beings are complicated by emotions, and perhaps we will face similar choices in the next moment. But actually it means nothing to the universe. For me, Genesis is a kind of relief.

There is too much room for imagination

Human civilization has been cut in half

When I saw the sentence "Children, the world is yours!", My scalp kept tingling. It was a very complicated feeling, but I did feel the heavy weight of this sentence.

Every time I read a novel by Da Liu, my knees break [I almost cry]

Liu Dada's uncle is still so awesome

I hope that catastrophic disasters will never occur in reality! ! ! Although the reality is very difficult.