The Lost Ones

It is rare among Furui writers to see an author who is good at world view and setting. The emotional line of this book is very shallow, and it is basically a plot. It combines the themes of science fiction and fantasy. The whole book is very high-quality in terms of wording and shaping, and it is not forced to be. It is really great! ! This book starts with human civilization as the starting point, and then slowly shifts its focus to the semi-imperial city and beast civilization, analyzing the similarities and differences between the two civilizations of humans and beasts from many aspects. What is human nature? The gods of the past chose the human race, but humans have turned against each other. With the threat of evil gods, the thread of cause and effect is facing collapse, and the five cities of ABCDE are still fighting on their own. Mr. Qin usurps power and disregards human life... This is the evil of human nature; Yuan Meng's hesitation in the scientific research base repeatedly questions morality and greed, Yuan Cheng uses himself as the key to open the city gate for Yu Du... This is another flash of human nature. The description of human beings as a whole in this book is biased toward dialectical thinking. There is no absolute good or evil in human beings, only the chaos of "the stars pray for dark clouds, and the wise pray for ignorance." And the moment of confusion brought about by the vicissitudes of thousands of years is infinitely magnified in the book. What is civilization? "We come from chaos, holding high the fire of order." Mo and many gods work together to forge chains to resist the four evil gods, and regard all living beings as their own responsibility. The color of divinity is extremely strong. The book uses this color to throw the pen into the deep space, constantly exploring issues such as humanity, divinity, and the survival of civilization. Well, it's a pity that all the gods except Mo have had their names erased by an unknown force (the author)@(￣-￣)@ I have been reading this book for half a month. As a short story, this book is already excellent in terms of plot and writing, and each character has a specific framework. However, this kind of excellence may not be the excellence of online novels. In this fast-paced era, online novels need to be refreshing and stimulate the senses, but do not pursue multi-dimensional shaping of characters, so I always feel that there are very few readers. But it doesn't matter. As Mo said: Asking about fate, coming and going, I am here, maybe I have never come. If a book does not pursue profit, then the real value may not lie in the number of readers, but more in the author's refinement of his writing style and thoughts, and the joy of promoting the ups and downs of each vivid character in the book. "It's not that the soul reaches the other shore because the flowers bloom, but the souls who bravely reach the other shore give it warmth." Once the OC's worldview is shaped by the text, it already has a soul. Although I am also one of those bad Furui criticized by the author at the beginning (), I still hope that the author can continue to maintain the enthusiasm for creation. The characters in the pen need to be nurtured by passion. This circle really needs some elements other than romance. I am very happy to see a new literary star rising! By the way, who told me this was a prequel! ! I plan to watch them in order QAQ And remember to segment! Segmentation! ! ╥╥

Give yourself a big thumbs up! [Sending Hearts]

The book written by the author is very touching, but for a "conservative" like me, I really can't accept this novel world view. But it is undeniable that this kind of imaginative book can bring people thinking and progress

Not bad, there aren't many books like Tomato

At first glance, it smells like a published book. This kind of narrative book is much better than some mindless novel. At least it looks good to me.

It's really rare to see such a good book.