
Humans on Earth
地球上的人类
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 22k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
15Chapters
136Reads · all time
In booklists 2
There Are No Pure Science Fiction Novels Anymore, Are There? Come Argue With Me
The streets are packed with transmigration, reborn protagonists, overpowered heroes, and Systems. It's hard not to suspect these are written by AI. Is there any real hard science fiction out there?
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Reader comments 3
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The book is not long, so I finished it quickly. I read it from beginning to end twice. I have to say that the author's description of future science fiction is of a very high level. However, after reading it twice, I found that this work pays more attention to depicting human development from a macro perspective, and has relatively little portrayal of characters. As I read it, I actually had the illusion that I was reading a history of human development, not just a story that revolved around the protagonist. If ordinary online novels take you to personally experience the development of the entire story, then this book is more like a book about history, and the characters are more like tool men, just like Newton in the history book, and the flow of time becomes the ruler of the scale. To sum up, my personal reading experience is that this book is not an online novel in the traditional sense, but more like a physical science fiction book. If the author can persevere, I believe the development of the subsequent story should be no less than that of "The Three-Body Problem", come on 👍👍👍
No zombies, no natural disasters, pure survival science fiction, hardcore work!
The description from the first perspective is very novel, the writing is good, and the characters are well created. It is a good book worth reading [Send my heart][Send my heart]