There Is No Longer Pure Science Fiction in Science Fiction, Right? If You Don't Accept It, Come and Use It
With time travel/rebirth/long Aotian/system all over the street, it's hard not to doubt that it was written by a computer. Is there any real hard science fiction literature?
2.8MViews170Books10dUpdated
Shakespeare said: "Even if I were shut up in a nutshell, I would still consider myself the king of infinite space." Only when humans truly fly out of the solar system and see the universe clearly can we truly understand the true meaning of this sentence. I wrote this book and was inspired by Mr. Hawking's "The Universe in a Nutshell". Maybe the universe is too big and I have seen too little, but I can imagine that in my writing you can see the most promising technologies in today's physics world, whether it is biological computers, fusion reactors, or superconductors. Although what I wrote is a bit unscientific, this is the charm of science fiction. We have all looked up at the starry sky, but the starry sky I see may be different from what you see. I will try my best to present my imagination of the universe to you in an all-round way. I ask readers for your advice and criticism. I hope I can bring you different excitement. Thank you!
It's not poison, it's gold buried deep in the sand [laughs]