The Deep Sea
深海
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 509k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Novels Rated 9.9!!!!
Even higher-rated than The Long Journey Next Door and Little Sage Equal to Heaven!
Urban, System, Exploration, Adventure, Uncovering Ancient Mysteries
Urban setting, System, exploration, adventure, investigating mysteries, uncovering secrets, searching for ancient treasures and mythical beasts, dragons, the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and so on.
Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
Any Books Similar to National Will? No Stories Written by People Who Know Nothing About the Military
Are there really no proper military novels?
My Friends, I Like War, Whether It's a Battle of Annihilation or a Sweeping Campaign...
Looking for Novels About Warships, Aircraft Carriers, and Nuclear Submarines
Desperately Seeking Chinese Nationalist Stories! Patriotic Stories!
Something like "Historical Fault Lines", "The Battle for National Destiny", or "The Ones Who Go Against the Tide"! I'll read any patriotic novel! Preferably no couples!!!
Looking for a Hard-Core Military Novel
Modern Military Fiction
Are there any stories about regular military units forming combined-arms battalions and brigades? Fanfiction based on Soldiers Sortie and similar works is fine, but the protagonist shouldn't be a special forces soldier. I want an ordinary military officer forming combined-arms units.
Looking for Some Really Hardcore Naval Warfare
Looking for books similar to "Echoes of the Pacific". Something like "Ming Dynasty Marines" doesn't count.
Looking for Hardcore Military Fiction
I don't need things to be ultra-realistic, but please don't give me ridiculous stuff like a passenger plane doing a Cobra maneuver, hitting a target with iron sights at 800 meters, or holding down the trigger without letting go...
Any War Stories Told from the Perspective of an Ordinary Infantryman or Tank Crewman?
Looking for a Novel Where the Mercenary Protagonist Saves the Daughter of a Russian Big Shot
Novels About Naval Warfare and Building Battleships
Transmigration and Sailing
Transmigrate to ancient times and usher in the Age of Exploration: a maritime empire, an empire on which the sun never sets, colonization, and capitalist plunder.
Looking for Smart Mercenary or War Novels
Looking for books like Mercenary's Fate.
Any Novels About Naval Aviators?
Looking for books similar to "A Great Power's Ace: I Just Want to Be a Quiet Pilot". I'm getting tired of reading about the air force. Are there any stories about naval aviation, taking off from an aircraft carrier? That would be insanely cool.
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You can also watch Deep Sea on Tomato. I want to know when Will of the Nation and Empire of the Setting Sun will also be available.
It is a very appetizing novel, and it is relatively reliable in military terms (I studied underwater exploration before, but I paid a lot back to the teacher, and I was lucky enough to defend the motherland). I can feel the author's love; the imagination is very bold. To be honest, this book can be divided into several parts and made into a long novel independently in the science fiction world. There are also some shortcomings: the rhythm at the beginning is very good, but the part towards the end is quite confusing, and it feels like it has been ended hastily (you can read the author's self-report for the reason, which is excusable); the switching between different themes is a bit sudden, and it would be better if prehistoric civilization and Desan can be foreshadowed in advance. Otherwise, it feels like it was originally Resident Evil, suddenly turned into Prometheus, and then suddenly became Wolfenstein. But I can tell you very responsibly: flaws cannot be concealed. Suitable for navy fans and fantasy fans. Most readers should be people who have their own ideas in life. Briefly summarize the plot: From - "The Hunt for Red October" Inherited - "Temple" (the underwater temple that defeats the myth) Transfer - "Hunting u571" Together - "Journey to the Center of the Earth"
A very interesting book, certainly for some people. There is no shortage of YY writers in China, especially the kind of bright swordsmen. As I read them, I felt like I would be sorry for my intelligence if I read them any more. My eyes lit up when I watched "The Three-Body Problem" a few years ago. After all, there are still too few things that can make people's eyes shine. I wonder if I can find your copy of "National Will". ... Thank you. There are not many books that I can read to the end quite freely. ... A reader born in the 1960s who once had some connection with the Chinese Navy.
It's a pretty good book, and it has increased my understanding of submarines a lot. The overall structure is a bit like the strange sea of Snake Revolution, with all ships entering a new space and fighting against the Nazis, old and young, but in the deep sea, these people never showed up. In addition, I was a little tired from watching the last few pictures arguing about the explosion of hydrogen bombs. Overall, it's a book worth reading. . .
Military knowledge major! Brainstorming is also possible. My biggest takeaway from this article is the idea of Chinese dragons. If it can really decompose the air and water that enters the body into hydrogen, that can explain two problems: First, it can float and shuttle in the air. If I remember correctly that the dragon should have a fish tail, then it is not flying in the air, but swimming. This explains the problem of being able to fly without wings. The second is that if hydrogen can be decomposed in the body, then dragon breath and fire breathing can indeed be achieved. Of course, this may all be nonsense, but science fiction is about imagination.
The Deep Sea Book opens a window to a lot of knowledge about the ocean, submarines, etc. It describes all aspects of special forces and the navy. I read it with gusto. A very well written novel.
It's very beautiful. If you think about the nanoscientist and the triangular object, you can write more in detail. There are also the first batch of aliens who came to the earth and the second batch of aliens who came. Their technology and their impact on the technology of human civilization.
I finally finished reading it. It's a very good book.
Continue the consistent wild wolverine style! Multi-layered story design, many distinctive character portrayals, bizarre but reasonable line extensions, and a plot with thousands of foreshadowings. What's curious is that generally speaking, this kind of literary work will design images of several beauties, but I haven't seen it until now.
Except for some typos in the second half, there seems to be no big problem in the content (because I don't understand the details of the weapons), it has a bit of a gruesome (or mysterious?) Color, and an open ending. The ending feels just right. It's great.