The Earth Stopped Turning

Good books don't become popular so easily.

Personally, I think it's not bad, but if you consider the rigorous nature of the issues, the Saviors organization wouldn't exist at all, nor would they leave humanity to fend for itself while scientists hide. Honestly, what's the point of hiding underground and freezing over 6,000 people? Survivors are constantly attacking the underground base. Even with the Ghost Team, you couldn't stop them.

I feel this book will be a hit.

On the Tomato platform, this book is considered top-tier. I wonder why hard science fiction has so few readers on Tomato? 🤭

It's been a long time since I've seen a book this hardcore. There are no impressive-sounding weapons or superhuman technology for the protagonist.

It feels incredibly realistic. The same post-apocalyptic world, but a different concept. Most post-apocalyptic stories depict hope after the world ends, but this one describes a world that breeds despair. Because the world has ended. Hopefully, after its end, the surviving humans can be reborn.

A very good novel. Unlike other mindless, feel-good novels by Tomato (a popular Chinese author), this one has a rich and varied plot with many innovative and imaginative elements. The excuse about the human-machine brain is particularly well-written, demonstrating strong logical thinking in many aspects that are worth considering. However, I feel the storyline in the third volume is a bit too chaotic. With some revisions, I think this novel will become as popular as *The Wandering Earth*. 👍👍👍

The catastrophe is a tragedy, and the protagonist's struggle seems powerless, revealing the tragedy.

The story is good and quite exciting. There's no system or anything like that.

Amazing, especially the last chapter of the first volume, it truly impressed me.