[Deleted books that are similar to each other, hard-core science fiction, no interesting articles, no system]
After 5 years, eight planets will be aligned in a straight line. The powerful gravity strings all the planets together like a rope, and eternal night envelopes the earth.
Humanity launched the Fire Project, hoping to continue the human species. However, during the implementation of this plan, we constantly encountered strange events, and we were in a tug of war with the civilization of another world.
Time is not a straight line, but the interaction of three balanced worlds like a chaotic pendulum, making irregular movements. The movement trajectory is not time, but movement.
The lurkers in the mirror world are all around you and me.
Reader comments
Sure enough, good books don't become popular so easily.
Personally, I feel pretty good, but if we take the problem seriously, the Savior Organization will not exist at all, nor will it exist to let humans fend for themselves, and then let scientists hide. To be honest, what is the use of hiding underground and freezing more than 6,000 people? Survivors are always attacking the underground base. , Even if there is a ghost team, you can't stop it, and why did you blow yourself up after seizing the rest of the base? It's true that you didn't give a way to survive in life, and dug your grave after death. From 21 to 25 years, there is enough time to prepare. In 4 years, the earth can be dug through, with full firepower, not to mention dungeons, even cities in the ball will do.
I feel like this book will be a hit
It's been a long time since I've seen such a hard-core book. It doesn't have awesome-sounding weapons, nor does it give the protagonist world-defying technology.
On the Tomato platform, this book is also top-notch. I wonder why there are so few readers of hardcore science fiction on Tomato [laughing]
The catastrophe is a tragedy, and the protagonist's struggle also seems powerless and tragic.
Full of realism. Same apocalypse, different conception. Most apocalyptic articles describe hope after the end of the world, but this article describes a world that can make people despair. Because the world has ended. Hopefully, after the end, the remaining humans can be reborn.
The story is good and quite exciting. No system or anything
Very good novel. It is different from other Tomato brainless novels. The story is rich and colorful, and there are many innovative plot ideas. The human-machine brain excuse is very well written, and it has strong logical thinking in many aspects and is worthy of scrutiny.
I just feel that the story line of the third volume is a bit too messy. Please revise it. I think this novel will make you want to wander around the earth. That way it will become popular [Like][Like][Like]
Awesome, especially the last chapter of the first volume, I was shocked
Hard science fiction, too hard
It's okay, but it looks a little confused
The writing is so real, the imagination is advanced, and the storyline is touching.
Weird angle of entry
I'm so lucky to find this book [Like]
It's not too bad at the end, it's a masterpiece after writing it normally.
The style is novel and stands out among Yishui's apocalyptic writings.
Not a cool article! Not a cool article!
Very excellent work
I am from the Department of Architecture and Planning. I was very touched after reading the author's words.
Sure enough, good books don't become popular so easily.
Personally, I feel pretty good, but if we take the problem seriously, the Savior Organization will not exist at all, nor will it exist to let humans fend for themselves, and then let scientists hide. To be honest, what is the use of hiding underground and freezing more than 6,000 people? Survivors are always attacking the underground base. , Even if there is a ghost team, you can't stop it, and why did you blow yourself up after seizing the rest of the base? It's true that you didn't give a way to survive in life, and dug your grave after death. From 21 to 25 years, there is enough time to prepare. In 4 years, the earth can be dug through, with full firepower, not to mention dungeons, even cities in the ball will do.
I feel like this book will be a hit
It's been a long time since I've seen such a hard-core book. It doesn't have awesome-sounding weapons, nor does it give the protagonist world-defying technology.
On the Tomato platform, this book is also top-notch. I wonder why there are so few readers of hardcore science fiction on Tomato [laughing]
The catastrophe is a tragedy, and the protagonist's struggle also seems powerless and tragic.
Full of realism. Same apocalypse, different conception. Most apocalyptic articles describe hope after the end of the world, but this article describes a world that can make people despair. Because the world has ended. Hopefully, after the end, the remaining humans can be reborn.
The story is good and quite exciting. No system or anything
Very good novel. It is different from other Tomato brainless novels. The story is rich and colorful, and there are many innovative plot ideas. The human-machine brain excuse is very well written, and it has strong logical thinking in many aspects and is worthy of scrutiny. I just feel that the story line of the third volume is a bit too messy. Please revise it. I think this novel will make you want to wander around the earth. That way it will become popular [Like][Like][Like]
Awesome, especially the last chapter of the first volume, I was shocked
Hard science fiction, too hard
It's okay, but it looks a little confused
The writing is so real, the imagination is advanced, and the storyline is touching.
Weird angle of entry
I'm so lucky to find this book [Like]
It's not too bad at the end, it's a masterpiece after writing it normally.
The style is novel and stands out among Yishui's apocalyptic writings.
Not a cool article! Not a cool article!
Very excellent work
I am from the Department of Architecture and Planning. I was very touched after reading the author's words.