Thirty Thousand Years into the Future
未来三万年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 292k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 7
Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
Pure Sci-Fi With Lots of Cutting-Edge Tech, A Complete and Rich Tech Tree, and War
Pure sci-fi with lots of advanced tech, a complete and well-developed tech tree, and warfare.
Top-Tier Sci-Fi Novels with Huge Ideas!
Not the usual bland stuff. Science fiction should actually feel like science fiction, but every tech tree is the same old thing: nuclear power and dark matter. I'm sick of it. Give me something with a fully realized world, consistent logic, and a completely original field of science!
Looking for Smart Science and Academic Prodigy Stories. No Dumbed-Down Plots, Please 😋
No CP. (No) cultivation or starting a company. No suggestive scenes from the start, no period settings, and no courtyard-house stories 😅
Hard Science Fiction Similar to The Three-Body Problem
Pure Science Fiction: No Fantasy, Games, Movies, or Awakening
A Technological Universe, From One to Ten Dimensions and From Level-One to God-Tier Civilizations
From Earth to the Solar System → the Local Group → the Third Galactic Arm → the Milky Way → the Local Supercluster → the supercluster → the universe → beyond the universe. I want to read a book with this kind of scale. I wonder if one exists? Preferably a traditional-style novel.
Reader comments 18
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There is a human crisis from the beginning, and the chapters so far have been hopeless. Artificial intelligence destroys mankind, artificial intelligence imprisons human free will to achieve peace, and is despised by higher civilizations. In just over 30 chapters, multiple crises are mixed together, so the content of each chapter is very long. The four main characters: the protagonist Qin Ziming, the artificial intelligence Xiaolan, the artificial intelligence world, and the eighth-level civilization are written relatively clearly. This book, like The Three-Body Problem, begins with a discussion of the evil nature of human beings. It does not have the darkness of The Three-Body Problem, but the sense of despair in a short space of time exceeds that of the late Three-Body Problem. But the only problem is that the world view is too huge. There are eight-level civilization and twelve-level civilization in such a small space. In the future, there will be greater pressure when planning the overall text. Overall, this book is indeed the second or third best science fiction book I have read. It is really good.
The world view is really big, the beginning is a masterpiece, come on the author!
The writing is very good, but maybe no one has read the new book, but I think there may be some shortcomings in the character description, but it deserves five stars.
The best hard science fiction I've ever seen?
The author's topic selection is very novel and the content is full of creativity. I can feel that the author has a relevant theoretical basis, but I feel that the details are a bit lacking.
There is no one with good works, please cheer uwu, the author
Come on👍👍👍👍
Come on, come on, come on!
There are a lot of negative reviews, and the first chapter has all kinds of poisonous points.
Okay, I don't know the future, it's better to think about it It's really well written, keep it up