
Earth’s Rescue Plan: Starting From Zero
从零开始的地球拯救计划
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- Completed
- Length
- 896k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Let's open up the skylight and speak out. All great works require sacrifice to create. Maybe they can't understand it, but they will obey!
In soft science fiction with potential, many technologies in theory can be directly used. Unlike some novels that have more than a thousand chapters and only have three or five technologies to support the scene. This can be said to have the feeling of relying on the technological gap to crush it. Please support it.
It's super interesting, especially after chapter 27. It's still an interstellar science and technology novel without a female protagonist.
In the early stages of this book, the writing was very good and fully aroused the readers' emotions. The author also has something. But after the 39th chapter, the birth of [Nuwa] really grabbed my heart and made me suffocate. Why? Because the author emphasized the shortcomings of artificial intelligence, and because the emotions were fully raised in the early stage, the "error" birth of [Nu Wa] severely aroused readers' worries. A product of semi-artificial intelligence, a dangerous thing, with uncontrollable factors, but it will not be destroyed. It has indeed poisoned some people (such as me) Don't be coerced by everyone, see your own path clearly. Politics is an art, and public opinion is a whitewashed lie. I can only seek the truth in the world outside the box. Unfortunately, it was only after seeing the world clearly that I realized that I had lost my innocence.
It's pretty good. I've read ten of them so far. It's so fast-paced that I feel like I'm soaking instant noodles in my mouth. Although I don't think it will be long in the later stages, the part involving power and tactics has a sense of inhumanity.
The science and technology content is quite hard. This is the first science fiction novel I saw on Tomato that attracted me to read. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update it so that it doesn't end unfinished.
An overly professional science fiction article. I'm not talking about majors in theory and technology, but majors in concepts and prospects. This book is different from traditional hard science fiction, but more in the category of soft science fiction and theoretical science. The content of this book is very boring. Basically 90% of the content is to explain the proposed technology and concepts, then the effects, and the process from the laboratory to the factory after installation. The reading experience of this book will be very low, it is not interesting, but if it is for the purpose of obtaining science fiction inspiration, this book has many interesting science fiction conjectures. The author has a very solid literary background in the field of science fiction and a very flexible mind. He is not only familiar with the science fiction works on the market today, but also has his own ideas and comprehensive knowledge. Giving it four stars doesn't mean I like this work, I can't stand it at all, but I think I can give it this score because of its quality. Just like when I read One Hundred Years of Solitude, I have actually never finished reading this book, but that does not prevent me from evaluating it as a literary masterpiece. It's just that I am shallow and not interested in this field, so I cannot appreciate its charm. In summary, this work is suitable for a very small group of people.
Generally speaking, it is a philosophical book cloaked in science fiction. The author carefully explains the philosophical view in the context of the big universe, and outlines the relationship between civilizations that is completely different from the laws of the dark forest, especially the bloody kindness, which I quite agree with. The author also adheres to the ideological line that the end of science is philosophy, and the end of philosophy is theology. The development of civilization at level 7 relies on science, and the development of civilization above level 7 relies on philosophy. In the end, the other side is theology. It's a good general book, but I guess not many people will have the patience to read it.
Advantages: Detailed description of scientific and technological theories (compared to most scientific and technological articles on Tomato) Disadvantages: The scientific and technological theory is too detailed. If you want to read the quick plot and get slapped in the face, please consider it yourself. For me personally, it still looks good. This is also a style. There is no need to change it. Come on, author [Like]
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