Sci-Fi Zombie Apocalypse: From the Start, I Save the Secretary
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 2y ago
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Hard core science, the author has compiled the theory of time and space in a stylish way, and introduced various knowledge in depth and easy to understand, very imaginative! Not bad, but it feels like I have read similar novels before.
The plot written by the author is more realistic. I look forward to defeating the zombies as soon as possible and entering the sea of stars. I have caught up with the latest chapter, and I seriously suspect that the author traveled back from the future to write this book. The theoretical explanations of various science fiction terms are very self-consistent and progressive! For example, the transition from nuclear fusion engines to warp flight to wormhole technology, as well as the relationship between multidimensional worlds, and the theoretical and practical processes of small universe technology are all very detailed! Especially the original energy state life, the theoretical derivation of the space energy formula, the calculation of the geometric center of the universe, the relationship between space tension, space kinetic energy, space potential energy and latitude, etc., Make people's world view seem to have opened a new door! There are even novel insights into the origin of life and the Big Bang theory! Highly recommended to read Volume 2!
The plot is very good, I hope the author will work harder
This book is really worth reading. The plot in the front may not be particularly good, but the back part is full of hard science fiction. The author's theoretical knowledge reserve is also very rich, and many details have been taken into consideration. In addition, I feel that the pace of technological development in this book is too fast, so I might consider slowing it down a bit. But it's also very good. This book is the best hard science fiction I've read on Tomato so far!
Controlled nuclear fusion is still a previous theory I think many weapons in the future will be useless, such as Star Destroyer Cannons, water droplets, and two-way foils. You only need to destroy consciousness. Why do you have to destroy matter?
It's good to read, the author will update it a lot [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
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This science fiction novel is worth reading, [Like][Like]
It's a rare hard-core science fiction article. The final setting is very interesting. The author probably gets better the more he writes, so keep up the good work!
It's a pretty good novel, with no flaws, the plot is reasonable, and worth thinking about, and some of the ideas are quite exciting. . I'm not complaining. Since there is a gene pool for all humans, why not clone humans to produce offspring? . . . Maybe I have misunderstandings and biases in my thinking, or I may not have enough scientific literacy. I always feel like this is okay, the author wouldn't have thought of it! If possible, this is another logical flaw in the novel.