Origin I Eternal Life

I give it four stars. The writing and background are very good, with a hint of the Three-Body Problem. The one star difference is because the time, characters, and story structure are not very clear. The first chapter says that humans have entered the space age, and there is an alien. The second chapter shows that the nuclear war is over. The logic of this time is a bit far-fetched. What does it have to do with the alien? Why is this alien here and what is he doing here? Is it because of solar energy or rare resources? These can all be understood to mean that aliens have not been fought. What is the situation when several names suddenly appear in the first or second chapter? Is it to enhance the atmosphere, or is it to be buried in a pit? If it is to enhance the atmosphere, you can add a sentence (in the Saturn XX forward operating base). This will not only introduce the identity and background of these names, but will not appear obtrusive, or write them separately, such as a certain dungeon, a certain base, or It will be better if there are more people. (In the XX scientific research base, Professor xx looked at the resolute face on the screen with tears in his eyes. There was not much emotion in his eyes, and there was just some sadness. The medical staff on the side saw that old x In his mood, he comforted her softly: "Mr. The above is just my personal opinion, if it is wrong I will delete the post immediately.

I feel better than Trisolaris, it is closer to reality. Come on author, the stronger you are, the greater the difficulties you will encounter. Is it possible? Let's reason. During the 4.6 Billion years of the earth, countless civilizations have appeared. Due to unknown events, human civilization has been destroyed? As long as there is no inheritance of knowledge and no supplies, mankind will return to the Stone Age in just 2 or 3 generations. It can explain modern times, the emergence of nuclear reactors and steel hundreds of millions of years ago, including some famous buildings. All can prove the existence of prehistoric civilization. The book is still too beautiful, but the reality is crueler than imagined. As long as there is a gap in knowledge, it will take humans tens of thousands of years. It may even take longer for the current society to exist.

A very good book. It is on the same level as the books in the collection of science fiction world novels. I finally encountered an authentic science fiction novel instead of some marginal system literature and other online articles. It is a pity that there are no good books... If the author publishes a physical book, I will definitely collect it and support it.

Very good, I like this theme very much

The writing is very good and the plot is very exaggerated [Like][Like][Like]

A masterpiece waiting to be created, a simple jade waiting to be polished

It's the opposite of the book on Three-Body Problems, but it's too much of a rules game for the laws of the universe.

Such a good book has no rating

The plot imitates the three-body structure, which is even grander than the three-body structure.

Good book, I have read a lot of hard science fiction, one of the few good books!

The writing is okay, much better than most of the same genre.

Doesn't this sense of grandeur come about? [Laugh]

Quite worth reading

I've finished reading it, it's wonderful!

Very well written, the universe is huge

Wonderful, truly hard science fiction, the logical thinking and characters' personalities are very well created, five-star recommendation

One of the few hard science fiction films. Very well written.

The idea is bold and has a certain scientific basis!

A very wonderful science fiction novel. Worth a look.

The writing is good, the point of view is novel, and it's quite interesting.

The story is very exciting, although the science fiction support in the latter part is not strong, but it is really good. Come on come on!

It can be seen that the author wrote it carefully, keep up the good work