Survival has never been the inherent right of civilization, but the responsibility and obligation of civilization!
The coming of the Great Rip of the Universe will bring the universe to its end and face destruction.
In the face of this doomsday crisis, mankind has unprecedented unity, and countless sages and great men have succeeded one after another. Human civilization has gone through many technological explosions and successfully realized the self-selection of civilization and the community of civilization consciousness, allowing countless human consciousnesses to merge into one and become one.
And built the Utopian Ark, formulated the Navigator Plan, and the Hedging Universe Plan……
Reader comments
As a newcomer, it is risky and brave to try this "hard science fiction" first.
You have your own ideas and your own train of thought.
Navigator, we believe you can overcome all difficulties!
Give yourself a five star!
Dear friends
When choosing to swallow
Do you feel that your conscience will be condemned?
I don't have
Every civilization is like an ant
Can be crushed easily
For those civilizations that were devoured
I can only say one thing
"What does destroying you have to do with you?"
Wish the pilot a smooth sailing
The idea of the first post-nuclear civilization is a bit ordinary, but the second abandoned mechanical laser transfer station is a bit interesting. Come on, author!
As a newcomer, it is risky and brave to try this "hard science fiction" first. You have your own ideas and your own train of thought. Navigator, we believe you can overcome all difficulties!
Give yourself a five star!
Dear friends When choosing to swallow Do you feel that your conscience will be condemned? I don't have Every civilization is like an ant Can be crushed easily For those civilizations that were devoured I can only say one thing "What does destroying you have to do with you?"
Wish the pilot a smooth sailing
The idea of the first post-nuclear civilization is a bit ordinary, but the second abandoned mechanical laser transfer station is a bit interesting. Come on, author!