Host

Damn it, I feel like my mind started to get philosophical after reading this. It's really well written and it's very shocking. This kind of civilization is quite advanced. How did the author come up with it? I like it.

Oh my god, I trembled all over just reading the first story. It's really good. I recommend it [Like][Like][Like][Like]

Personally, I feel that it is better-looking than foreign science fiction novels. It has a humanistic spirit in it and is more suitable for the physique of Chinese babies. Although it starts out like a horror story, the ending is truly shocking.

Science fiction is generally difficult to write, so from a practical perspective I would give this book four stars. For example, when today's small writers write science fiction, most of them start with some ultimate scenes. Because it is too difficult to write directly, basically like "Galactic Empire", the main plot is advanced with third-person description and side environment description, and the protagonist is only used as an introduction. This article is a little bit like that, and the overall reading experience is okay. But considering that the scoring in Tomato is generally not very objective, so in order to maintain the score, I gave it five stars, which can be regarded as some support for the author [Like]

[Blowing Kiss] The penultimate story made me cry. It's very descriptive.

Each of the four stories has tragedy at its core. After reading it, I felt stuck in my heart. It was so immersive, and I seemed to experience the deep sense of powerlessness of human beings in the face of the endless river of time.

Regressor, Host, Forgettable Grass, Seventeen Years, each story seems to show a different world view, with good and evil, beauty and ugliness, but no matter what, they all seem to be extra special.

Absolutely beautiful! These four novels each have their own characteristics. I believe most people will prefer the third story. The story of the half-corpse Achuan and Xiaoxian is heart-wrenching. Achuan has good intentions and gets along with humans, but his emotions are trampled on in the process of looking for his girlfriend. In the end, it does not integrate into humans, but instead establishes a unique civilization. But among the four stories, I like the second one, "The Host" by Cheng Jingbo, the most. The opening sentence, "Maybe one day we will face separation after all, maybe one day we will meet in the same place." It made me tremble in my heart. This is a novella. The story focuses on the heroine Gu Xi going to Qinghai to find her missing husband Zhou Yang. There are many clues interspersed around this core event. The article not only includes the search process of Gu Xi and his party, but also different versions of the truth presented through the "video" display line. Multiple clues are intertwined with each other, creating a suspenseful atmosphere, and the story gradually moves from an ordinary husband-hunting plot to an exploration of mysterious parasitic organisms and the secrets of the unknown universe. I was attracted by its ethereal and poetic writing style at the beginning. As I continued reading, the delicate emotions of the protagonist Gu Xi accompanied by her thinking attracted me even more. The story is interspersed with knowledge in the fields of bioastronomy and medicine (such as fish lice and parasitism of Cordyceps sinensis), which also adds luster to the story and has a certain popularization value. I feel that there are many themes in it, because I don't understand it very well myself, so I went to search on the Internet. It seems that human civilization is just another civilization's process of moving toward immortality, women's self-awakening, and "Are we also some kind of hosts controlled by invisible social memory emotions?" After reading "The Host" by Cheng Jingbo, I felt trembling and numb, so I read her "The Hanging Sky" (still named after one of the novels), which contains her famous "Planet Trilogy". Because most of them are her early works, they have several distinctive features: ethereal, gorgeous and fantasy. Compared with her "Host", the biggest feature is that the story is not that strong, and it pays more attention to emotional expression and atmosphere creation, and is also full of girlish feelings. If you are interested, you can read her "Planet Trilogy". I think the more interesting one is "Alan Carter's Rain", which seems to be more fantasy, so if you are interested, you can read it.

It's good to watch, and the plot is pretty good, but I'm curious about where Zhou Yang went? I really like this book, it's so powerful

Short and concise, with long charm, and I personally like Retrograde the most

This is a science fiction book. Prefer regressors. Regressor - For those who have watched this kind of time travel too much, I feel that it is really a terrible time travel, and I also wonder if I would mess up everything if I traveled through time like the protagonist. Host - In the end, the male protagonist disappears and cannot recognize whether an alien has returned to his home. Forget-me-not - Don't talk about zombies. I think I have all wanted to live like that. Some people have troubles. Being a plant may be more suitable for an e-person like me. Seventeen - is a point when people wake up. I feel like there is nothing to look forward to in that kind of future. I may not choose to continue hibernating to delay my lifespan. 9 Points

I finally found such a touching book on Tomato. It gave me the same feeling as when I was in high school, lying on the table and reading Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem.

Perhaps the chapter that impressed me the most was the regressor, which was very imaginative, a little suspenseful, and quite ironic; the narrative style of the host chapter gave me the image of a movie, but it was a bit confusing; the forget-me-not chapter was quite touching, with a kind of sadness; and the last chapter was probably about loneliness.

There are a lot of logical future imaginations, as well as emotional expressions and thinking. Here, there are more thoughts and discussions on human nature and survival, which is a text with great potential.

These are 4 science fiction stories, not one story. After reading the last one, I feel that the earth is really magical. It is also a day when I love the earth and want to protect it, but I am powerless. Human beings are really too insignificant. What is the difference between them and parasites? Parasitizing on the earth, according to the current level of science and technology, the earth will become extinct without humans, not to mention that the universe outside the earth is really as small as dust.

I think this book is great! My realization from the first story is to know how to respect fate and accept the facts My realization from the second story is to learn to let go The third one is my favorite. The first is that I like reading zombie articles, and the second is that this article is very novel, very warm and touching. I cried at the end. In this article, the protagonist Achuan takes all the half-zombiees downstream to build his own civilization and creates an environment where half-corpses can integrate. This is very touching to me. The friendship between Jin Ning and Ah Chuan in the story is also very impressive. I still remember what Ah Chuan said: "If there is no farewell, then the encounter is meaningless." This is a tribute to Agawa's simple and kind-hearted character. The love between Achuan and Xiaoxuan in the story is also very touching. Robertson is the only "thorn in the side" of the story. The fourth story is very futuristic. I hope that young Homo sapiens with only a 17-year cycle can meet companions again in their lives.

As a layman of literature, I can't describe it. I can only give a superficial evaluation. This is a book that is truly thoughtful and of high quality.

Each of the four stories has profound meaning and is thought-provoking. It is the first time I read a book with this theme.

It's quite shocking. After reading too many online articles and reading this kind of science fiction literature, I feel like my CPU is burning out (*'▽'*)♪, I love it so much

The writing style of this book is very unique, the writing is smooth, and the plot has ups and downs. I like the descriptions of humans and alien creatures in the book, which are full of imagination. Especially the plane crash scene was so tense and thrilling that it made me sweat for the fate of the protagonist. I recommend you take a look, I believe you will like it!

It's remarkable, the content is very novel, in line with the character of the new generation of science fiction writers, and also very appealing to the new generation of readers.

It's good-looking. Although my brain is not working well, it does not affect my ability to feel the humanistic thoughts and warmth and romance expressed in these soft science fiction films.

This book allowed me to see things happening for various reasons, and most of the stories were not twists and turns. I was confused at first, but everything was connected later. (This is the first time I write so many reviews and if I have any questions, please let me know)

It's beautiful and gives me a shocking feeling. I recommend watching it.

This book is really a very new subject matter, letting us know that even if we go back to the past, we will all change, we will never be satisfied, and we will never find the original things. Once our habits change, everything will naturally change.

After reading The Host, I really wanted to cry [almost cried]. Not a single word in the whole article was redundant. It was very exciting. "I left in a hurry and didn't say goodbye to you yet. You said that saying goodbye is more important than meeting. If there is no goodbye, then the meeting is meaningless." "In our understanding, the world is a cycle. Some people close their eyes, and others open their eyes. The grass on this shore is withering, and the flowers on the other shore are blooming. They are all reflections. The lost person has gone far away, and there is no need to be sad. If you can't let go, he will not be happy on the other side." They are a whole, creating a new civilization between leaving this shore and being unable to reach the other shore.

A very interesting short science fiction novel, "Forget-Soul" has a special kind of community of human life. Very thought-provoking, highly recommended. Every little story resonates. Highly recommended, must read! ! ! ! !

Awesome, I haven't seen such an imaginative novel in a long time. The writing and conception are very exciting!

It's very exciting. Each one looks at the world from a different perspective, but each short story is pessimistic. It's a bit heavy after reading it, but I also realized that there are many different worlds from new perspectives.

I like the story of Ah Chuan, I cried while reading it