Sci-Fi Zombie Apocalypse: From the Start, I Save the Secretary
科幻丧尸开局拯救女秘书
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Holographic Life全息生命Alternate title on Fanqie
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Hardcore science! The author's explanation of spacetime theory is quite impressive, and the various concepts are presented in a profound yet easy-to-understand way. It's very imaginative! Not bad at all, it just feels like I've read similar novels before.
The author's plot is quite realistic; I look forward to defeating the zombies soon and entering the vast universe. I've already caught up to the latest chapter, and I seriously suspect the author traveled back from the future to write this book. The theoretical explanations for various science fiction terms are incredibly consistent and progressive!
The plot is great, I hope the author keeps it up!
This book is definitely worth reading. While the beginning might not be the best, the later parts are hard science fiction, and the author's theoretical knowledge is incredibly rich, with attention to many details. However, the pace of technological development feels a bit too fast; perhaps a slower pace could be considered. Nevertheless, it's still very good; this is the best hard science fiction book I've read on Tomato Bookstore so far!
Controlled nuclear fusion is still just a theory. I think many future weapons will be useless, such as planet-destroying cannons, droplets, and two-dimensional foils. You only need to destroy consciousness, so why do you have to destroy matter?
It's so good! Author, please update more often! 😘😘
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This science fiction novel is worth reading! 👍👍
A rare find in hard science fiction, the ultimate setting is very interesting, and the author seems to get better and better as the story goes on, keep it up!
It's a pretty good novel, with few flaws, a reasonable plot, and thought-provoking ideas; some of the concepts are quite brilliant. I'm not trying to be sarcastic, but since we have the entire human genome, why not clone humans to reproduce? ... Maybe I'm mistaken, biased, or lack scientific literacy. But I just feel like this is plausible; surely the author thought of that? If so, it would be another logical flaw in the novel.