The Earthling Who Escaped Prison
越狱的地球人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 427k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 7
Any Original Stories? I’m Sick of These Same Old Popular Plots
Recommend some fresh, original fantasy novels. No mainstream tropes, no lousy rebirth stories, no urban novels where the protagonist shows off and bumps into a beauty around the corner, and no apocalyptic stories with superpowers or a System. Are there any fantasy novels outside those categories? Ideally, something with a fresh premise and theme.
The Protagonist Discovers a New Planet, Secretly Builds It Up, and Develops It
There Are No Pure Science Fiction Novels Anymore, Are There? Come Argue With Me
The streets are packed with transmigration, reborn protagonists, overpowered heroes, and Systems. It's hard not to suspect these are written by AI. Is there any real hard science fiction out there?
Top-Tier Sci-Fi Novels with Huge Ideas!
Not the usual bland stuff. Science fiction should actually feel like science fiction, but every tech tree is the same old thing: nuclear power and dark matter. I'm sick of it. Give me something with a fully realized world, consistent logic, and a completely original field of science!
Stories About Self-Developed Cutting-Edge Technology, Not Tech Handed Out by a System
Looking for Space Satellites, Titan Warships, and Interstellar Warfare
Interstellar warfare
Stories Exploring the Wonders of Earth and the Universe
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If human civilization discovers that the Zerg can bring them all kinds of power, will it start to choose to betray humans and join the Zerg because of profit? And Zerg parasitism is also a process. At a scientific level, there are many bacteria, fungi or parasites in our bodies. They will also influence us all the time
A very good science fiction article, but I seem to have seen this routine in a science fiction article by Liu Cixin? It has a slight fantasy element of cultivating immortals (it is actually controlled by the Zerg). The Zerg should be the biggest boss. The author has a thorough understanding of politics and military affairs, and his writing is very good.
The transition between the plot and scenes is not smooth enough, and it looks a bit messy. The rest is okay, and the imagination is big enough.
It's okay. If you keep updating, I'll give you a big gift when you reach the 100th chapter. Maybe it's because I wrote it for the first time? Now I think it's okay. I'll change it to five stars for you.
Very interesting, the content is very novel
There are many transitional chapters, and the content is based on the American comic "Eight Billion Mad Dogs Break Out of the Earth"
It's okay, but I just want to ask, why didn't negotiations start directly at the beginning? Even in the era of great powers, you could go up and express your demands at the beginning, right?
Well written, keep it up
From the current point of view, the overall performance is relatively good, but the first battle did not create the feeling of alien stars going astray. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
How far can technology develop in the future? The secret weapon (referring to the Burning Sky Divine Weapon) brings more surprises to the Zerg clan.