
Technological Barriers? I Spark a Revolution in String Theory Physics
科技壁垒?我开启弦论物理学革命
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Well, this kind of hard science fiction is not very popular on Tomato. So far, only 1,000 people have watched it. According to the author, most of them haven't read Chapter 2 yet. The plot is pretty good, but some of the professional language makes people feel guilty. I feel a strong sense of fate. What does it mean for a father to sacrifice his son for inheritance? What does it mean to hide in the United States and bring dozens of Nobel laureates back to the country when the country needs it? All in all, the article is good. There are tears and laughter (more tears). The insignificance of human beings before disaster is shocking. But it's too "professional" and most people can't read it calmly.
This time the narrative feels more three-dimensional. Very well written. But among people who can come here to read books in Tomato, the proportion of entertainment is relatively high, which means that a large number of people are willing to throw away their brains and basically cannot calm down to think at all. So it's normal that few people read this kind of book that uses your brain. Increase requires a long process. Especially since the author has changed his name. It turns out that the author did not change his account number, but the books were all blocked. [Laugh]
The author's professional background is so profound that it is really comfortable to read a book like this. This kind of post-apocalyptic, hard science fiction flavor is so right. Tomato still has good articles! I really like this book and the Pillar Plan. I heard that the author is a physics teacher? No wonder it is so well-written and well-written.
This book seems to be at least an order of magnitude higher than the previous three. The sixteen chapters just updated are more advanced than the previous one hundred. If each chapter can reach the current level, I think it is understandable to update it once a week. Overall, cheers for the ice cream, I will always support you
The author's book is still so good, I hope to add ten chapters a day [smile] [smile] [smile] I blindly guess the follow-up, and I will definitely find aliens or ruins later, and then lead the earth to run rampant in the universe [smile] (Don't scold me if I guess wrong) (◕ˇ∀ˇ◕)
The new story is combined with the world view of "Qingbei", it can withstand inference, it satisfies my fantasy about cutting-edge physics, and it also creates many three-dimensional characters. I look forward to the author's continued efforts. Again, update soon!
Very well written. If a grand world view is constructed, it can be considered the first novel in the Tomato novels, and it can even be adapted into a movie.
Very creative, especially about the German nation and the Tinder Project However, the author's writing is too tough, which will make it difficult for people who don't like science fiction to read it and understand it. The overall plot is very flat and lacks ups and downs. I personally think that Yang... Discovering the secret of Area 51 can be written into a story. Discovering the secret from his perspective will be more exciting, but I guess the plot will become more protracted... But after all, I am just suggesting [face covering] Generally speaking, the author's imagination and ideas cannot be overemphasized. They can be regarded as first-class ideas. However, the author's novels are not "enjoyable" to read. What I mean by "enjoyment" here is not the crushing combat power, the extreme contrast, or the tendency to pretend... But other aspects. For example, the smooth plots of "Galactic Empire" and "Hyperion", the vastness of the scenes of "Three-Body" and "A Space Odyssey", and the reflections on human nature in "Ender's Game" and "1984". Many domestic science fiction novels I have read have a common problem, that is, they are mediocre. The plots are mediocre, the scenes are mediocre, and the characters are mediocre. The whole novel is just about imagination and technological ideas. Then it is better to work in one of those new concept companies and make money. Therefore, I suggest that the author use less overly technical terms, describe more scenes, more ups and downs of the plot, and portray more characters. Although I feel like I am looking for trouble when I say so much, I really hope that an excellent science fiction work will come out. After all, whether in China or in the world, there are fewer and fewer excellent science fiction novels. Come on, the author [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [saluting]
Damn it, this book is really a masterpiece, it's so fantasy. I hope the author will hurry up and update it more. It's best to have about three or four thousand copies, and then publish a physical book. (Of course, these prerequisites are to ensure that the quality is as good as the first few pictures) Low score protection. After finishing this book, I feel like it will be banned. Author, why are you so straightforward? This is the most beautiful book I have ever read on Tomato [cry][cry][cry][cry]
This book is very well written, not only in terms of professional knowledge, but also in terms of writing style and character setting. Many conjectures in the book were eye-opening to me. I just don't understand. Why is this book rated so low?