Son of the Lord God

Let's talk about the advantages first. For science fiction and fantasy, it is a very good work. The story narrative is complete, and the balance between science and fantasy is relatively good. For a new author, it is a kind of talent. Let's talk about the shortcomings. The author has a good grasp of the degree of science fiction. This is an advantage, but it is also a shortcoming, because the author pays too much attention to science fiction, but the full name of science fiction should be science fiction. Science fiction is just an adjective, and the novel is the essence. Too much emphasis on science fiction is putting the cart before the horse. The whole thing looks like an introduction to a world, or a sense of déjà vu like a trailer, or even a sense of déjà vu in a popular science book. Therefore, the author should use novels as the theme. A novel should be a novel first and then be classified, and a novel should be a story rather than a description. The difference is still very big.

For a new author, this book is very good. There are a lot of theories in it (I didn't read it too carefully. I don't know if it's written correctly or not), but after reading the whole book, I felt that the protagonist was more like a witness than a participant. It is recommended that more stories be inserted. At the end, there isn't much of a twist. Not that amazing either. It can only be said to be a foreshadowing for the sequel. The protagonist is listening to Zhizu tell all this. You can write the protagonist as a great man of an era, which feels like the Three-Body Problem. Of course, everything I wrote was to move the book in the direction of the Three-Body Problem. If the author has other plans, ignore them for now. [Eat melon]

Yes, it has a strong science fiction flavor, but I feel that there are still many plots that can be developed and utilized.

Come on! Looking forward to the second part!

There are many theories, but these are all developed through dialogue, which makes people feel novel. I don't read many books, but this is indeed one of the few good books I have read.