Li Ze traveled to a vertical world.
Here, the huge wall seems to extend infinitely towards the sky and the center of the earth.
Looking at the fawning smile of the broken mechanical snake AI beside him, Li Ze looked at the strange thick fog outside the wall and the squirming soil inside the wall, and fell into deep thought.
...
Many years later, when Li Ze, the God of Star Streams, traveled around on the mechanical dragon, firing antimatter bombs everywhere, he would still think of that afternoon when he was rejected by the human race:
"Damn it, if I hadn't been able to enter the shelter, would I have gone from an ordinary liberal arts student to a mechanical ascension?"
God+Salvation+Future Technology+Single or No Female Protagonist
Also known as "It's over!" I'm surrounded by evil gods!
"There must be something wrong with my brain for pretending to be a god among evil gods"
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Reader comments
The world view written by the author in a secret way is refreshing, but I feel that some places are a bit stiff. The author wants to express too much, so some places are a bit messy. Some look forward to future developments. The human side can also develop a few more righteous gods, but the human side is too weak. It would be better to lay down a few foreshadowings, I hope the author sticks to it. [Top post][Ask for more updates][Ask for more updates]
Not bad
Snake is so cute, Vanilla
Very good novel
When [civilization] passed away, [time] destroyed the past and future of mankind, [the sky] rained down thunder and disasters of punishment, [life and death] were unpredictable, and [soul] no longer had a destination... It was only in those accidental coincidences that patterns were discovered, and the scientific consciousness that sprouted like a bud was only regarded as an accidental "star stream" and did not attract much attention.
Human beings are still huddled in the bodies left behind by [Civilization], fearfully speculating about the gods: The gods in charge of [the sky] should not rain down thunder, let the nightmares of the night not entangle them, and let the hot sunshine not burn the farmland; the gods in charge of [death and life] should not let down the thunder; Determine the boundary between life and death, and do not take the lives of people inexplicably; the god in charge of [time] makes all changes go smoothly; the supreme existence peering at yourself in [the void] (may this god represent the big other?) Don't look at yourself...
But all this is in vain, the gods will not obey the wishes of human beings. Sometimes they do no harm to human beings, and sometimes they are the most violent lunatics (all gods are crazy). Human beings who only cower in [civilization] (words, art...) Are completely unable to compete with this alliance of gods called [nature], and eventually evolve into the near-extinction of [civilization] again and again (natural disasters and man-made disasters destroy some primitive tribes that have just written or have signs of civilization?). Only those flashes of inspiration, those bright meteors that accidentally streak across the world bring about creations and inventions. They can lead mankind to analyze the gods, imitate the gods, learn from the gods, and finally defeat the gods.
Humanity will surely move from the kingdom of necessity to the kingdom of freedom.
"The Lord of the Stars Who Rules the End"
"The supreme master who weaves destiny"
"Retracing the light and dust of the human world"
Admire it! This is the god of technology called [Star Stream], praise our Lord Star Stream!
To be honest, the author, I thought that the protagonist's dependents gained human knowledge or a small artificial intelligence machine, but I didn't expect that it was given to aliens. I don't understand how you thought about giving the alien power obtained from the protagonist's genetic experiment to your dependents. If I thought well, author, are you treating the dependents as "elixirs that cleanse the essence and cut marrow" and your dependents also gain power, which is a best of both worlds. Author, if you think Wouldn't it be more exciting to classify some knowledge, genes, energy materials, etc., And give this classified knowledge to the dependents, and then give them a small artificial intelligence machine that acts as a technology tree, and let them mine the energy mines themselves? Just let them get an intelligent assistant, and then mine the ores themselves. I don't know how much content they can write. How wonderful the writing is. Author, I have added a choice for you. Can you make the real star stream exist in the world?
Author, I don't know if you can see it, but I still want to say that your ideas and worldview outline are quite good, but it is a pity that it is unfinished. However, due to your situation, you have to stop writing, which is very regrettable. So, author, why don't you find a book friend who likes this book and let him continue writing it, okay?
A request from a reader
It was good to watch, but the twist in the first divine grace meeting was too abrupt and awkward. Everything else was good. Fortunately, the protagonist didn't go to the second meeting. (PS: For those who have not read the book, this meeting is not a Tarot Club nor organized by the protagonist, nor is it a main part of the novel)
The plot is novel and this is the first time I have seen it on Tomato. Is Lao Deng the inspiration for Xingliu?
It's so beautiful, so beautiful. The author's writing style is so good, right? I hope I can maintain this level of writing in the next fifty chapters!
It's been a long time since I watched it, I really like it
Another good book
Good, good, good
_(:з∠)_It can be quite interesting to write.
At this moment, twilight dominates the sky and drives away the afterglow of the west.
The wind is getting colder.
It's such a good book, it's a pity
Anyway, I quite like this book
It's really a pity. It's a good book and the setting is quite attractive.
It looks good and suits my taste. I hope the human race and the protagonist will stand up soon
This is so good
Ah? So few people rate it?
This setting is so interesting
Highly recommended, keep reading
So far. . . The song ends. . People dispersed. . . .
It's great, but it's a pity... Sigh!
A good book, but a pity
I didn't like the ending, but overall it was pretty good
Finished just in time for vacation? Hiss, fate is unpredictable
Since Xiao Green is a metal snake, will he develop into a world devourer later [Thinking]
So strange, how should I put it? This pig game doesn't know what to say, just leave it like that
Abba, Abba, Abba, why is it over? [Almost crying]
It's well written, but so few people read it, and there aren't even a few comments.
There are shortcomings. In fact, I personally feel that the content has nothing to do with technology at most. To be honest, I feel that the technology here is the same as that of the alchemist. I don't see much modern technology. On the contrary, the local mythical products are somewhat overshadowed.
Advantages: The writing is okay, the plot is generally smooth, and the characters' personal personalities are fairly distinct.
Lightning protection point: Looking at the introduction, it seems that there is some Cthulhu feeling, but the actual content cannot be said to be there, I can only say that it is not at all. If you want to watch Cthulhu or the Dark Wind of Destruction, you can quit.
The world view written by the author in a secret way is refreshing, but I feel that some places are a bit stiff. The author wants to express too much, so some places are a bit messy. Some look forward to future developments. The human side can also develop a few more righteous gods, but the human side is too weak. It would be better to lay down a few foreshadowings, I hope the author sticks to it. [Top post][Ask for more updates][Ask for more updates]
Not bad Snake is so cute, Vanilla
Very good novel
When [civilization] passed away, [time] destroyed the past and future of mankind, [the sky] rained down thunder and disasters of punishment, [life and death] were unpredictable, and [soul] no longer had a destination... It was only in those accidental coincidences that patterns were discovered, and the scientific consciousness that sprouted like a bud was only regarded as an accidental "star stream" and did not attract much attention. Human beings are still huddled in the bodies left behind by [Civilization], fearfully speculating about the gods: The gods in charge of [the sky] should not rain down thunder, let the nightmares of the night not entangle them, and let the hot sunshine not burn the farmland; the gods in charge of [death and life] should not let down the thunder; Determine the boundary between life and death, and do not take the lives of people inexplicably; the god in charge of [time] makes all changes go smoothly; the supreme existence peering at yourself in [the void] (may this god represent the big other?) Don't look at yourself... But all this is in vain, the gods will not obey the wishes of human beings. Sometimes they do no harm to human beings, and sometimes they are the most violent lunatics (all gods are crazy). Human beings who only cower in [civilization] (words, art...) Are completely unable to compete with this alliance of gods called [nature], and eventually evolve into the near-extinction of [civilization] again and again (natural disasters and man-made disasters destroy some primitive tribes that have just written or have signs of civilization?). Only those flashes of inspiration, those bright meteors that accidentally streak across the world bring about creations and inventions. They can lead mankind to analyze the gods, imitate the gods, learn from the gods, and finally defeat the gods. Humanity will surely move from the kingdom of necessity to the kingdom of freedom. "The Lord of the Stars Who Rules the End" "The supreme master who weaves destiny" "Retracing the light and dust of the human world" Admire it! This is the god of technology called [Star Stream], praise our Lord Star Stream!
To be honest, the author, I thought that the protagonist's dependents gained human knowledge or a small artificial intelligence machine, but I didn't expect that it was given to aliens. I don't understand how you thought about giving the alien power obtained from the protagonist's genetic experiment to your dependents. If I thought well, author, are you treating the dependents as "elixirs that cleanse the essence and cut marrow" and your dependents also gain power, which is a best of both worlds. Author, if you think Wouldn't it be more exciting to classify some knowledge, genes, energy materials, etc., And give this classified knowledge to the dependents, and then give them a small artificial intelligence machine that acts as a technology tree, and let them mine the energy mines themselves? Just let them get an intelligent assistant, and then mine the ores themselves. I don't know how much content they can write. How wonderful the writing is. Author, I have added a choice for you. Can you make the real star stream exist in the world?
Author, I don't know if you can see it, but I still want to say that your ideas and worldview outline are quite good, but it is a pity that it is unfinished. However, due to your situation, you have to stop writing, which is very regrettable. So, author, why don't you find a book friend who likes this book and let him continue writing it, okay? A request from a reader
It was good to watch, but the twist in the first divine grace meeting was too abrupt and awkward. Everything else was good. Fortunately, the protagonist didn't go to the second meeting. (PS: For those who have not read the book, this meeting is not a Tarot Club nor organized by the protagonist, nor is it a main part of the novel)
The plot is novel and this is the first time I have seen it on Tomato. Is Lao Deng the inspiration for Xingliu?
It's so beautiful, so beautiful. The author's writing style is so good, right? I hope I can maintain this level of writing in the next fifty chapters!
It's been a long time since I watched it, I really like it
Another good book
Good, good, good
_(:з∠)_It can be quite interesting to write.
At this moment, twilight dominates the sky and drives away the afterglow of the west. The wind is getting colder. It's such a good book, it's a pity
Anyway, I quite like this book
It's really a pity. It's a good book and the setting is quite attractive.
It looks good and suits my taste. I hope the human race and the protagonist will stand up soon
This is so good
Ah? So few people rate it?
This setting is so interesting
Highly recommended, keep reading
So far. . . The song ends. . People dispersed. . . .
It's great, but it's a pity... Sigh!
A good book, but a pity
I didn't like the ending, but overall it was pretty good
Finished just in time for vacation? Hiss, fate is unpredictable
Since Xiao Green is a metal snake, will he develop into a world devourer later [Thinking]
So strange, how should I put it? This pig game doesn't know what to say, just leave it like that
Abba, Abba, Abba, why is it over? [Almost crying]
It's well written, but so few people read it, and there aren't even a few comments. There are shortcomings. In fact, I personally feel that the content has nothing to do with technology at most. To be honest, I feel that the technology here is the same as that of the alchemist. I don't see much modern technology. On the contrary, the local mythical products are somewhat overshadowed. Advantages: The writing is okay, the plot is generally smooth, and the characters' personal personalities are fairly distinct. Lightning protection point: Looking at the introduction, it seems that there is some Cthulhu feeling, but the actual content cannot be said to be there, I can only say that it is not at all. If you want to watch Cthulhu or the Dark Wind of Destruction, you can quit.