
I Will Always Remember Humanity
我始终怀念着人类
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 104k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
49Chapters
248Reads
9Listens
15.6kReads · all time
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Encourage yourself [currently in progress] The only regret is that it ended too early 🥺
It's good-looking, without too much emotional ambiguity. The meaning of the story can be seen, and it can also remind people of other articles, movies, and real-life stories. Although the text is light, it is intended to understand and associate
For some reason, this book feels like "I, Robot and the Apocalypse"... It is also the journey of the Awakened, the same planet burned by war, the same civil war between humans, the same fire of civilization still left in the ashes of the apocalypse, the same aesthetic and philosophical thinking of science fiction... But the difference is that the vitality of this land has not been cut off, creatures other than humans still exist, and wars also exist. It's over long ago. Xiao You and Dad have no tasks that must be completed, and there is no super AI that controls hundreds of millions of mechanical legions to hunt them down. They can devote themselves to traveling, knowing every story and knowledge they want to know, and seeing every scenery they want to see... This book, like "Robot", is enough for me to regard it as a masterpiece, but it is a short story and has not filled in too many pitfalls. ... By the way, @ intellectualAI, have you read the book "I, Robot and the End of the World"? Highly recommended! ! I guarantee you won't regret watching it
Just like watching a two-hour movie, this kind of apocalyptic road movie can indeed trigger some deep thoughts. The father and daughter Xiaoyou and Dad are like a tiny candlelight in the apocalypse, which can only illuminate the people around them. How about the war five centuries ago? What is the origin of the virus? What about the surviving Sumerians? Not important anymore What's important is that you're here
A very good short story, but there are a lot of holes left unfilled. I still want to see humans open up the stars😡
Come on, author, this is the best one [laughs]
"The prosperity of the past has disappeared, leaving only the sigh of civilization. Like withered leaves, it was ruthlessly crushed in the torrent of time and hidden in the dust." "I saw a piece of history, and it was not without gain." The world is devastated, but the world is full of vitality. "We exist here. The journey is not over yet." This is a masterpiece.
A rare clear stream in tomatoes
Not bad, but this subject is somewhat unpopular
After watching the latest work, I came to read this again. I also had deep feelings. The writing is so beautiful. I read for 6 hours