On the subway platform of York City Central Station, fourteen people who did not know each other jumped off the tracks together when the train entered the station...
At the Arctic scientific research station, the United Nations scientific expedition team members were brutally wiped out overnight...
3,000 Kilometers below the surface, in a giant mysterious cube, there are terrifying lizard-men...
All these visions point to a mysterious fungus from ancient times...
And humans have long become hosts of fungal spores...
There are only 281 days left for mankind...
When human civilization collapses, ambitious energy tycoons, power-hungry politicians, and vengeful scientists all appear on the scene. Who can establish a new order in human society?
As ordinary people, the Mulanden brothers and sisters were dragged into this human catastrophe. From death to rebirth, how can they continue the legend in the cracks of all forces...
(Suspenseful science fiction, no system, no harem, no routines, purely fictional. If it is similar to reality, it is a coincidence. Please do not take it for granted!)
Reader comments
The story line is clear, the plot is compact, the writing is beautiful, the irony is clever and sharp, it is a rare masterpiece!
The story is very suspenseful, with twists and turns, ups and downs, and a lot of excitement [laughs]
Just hold on, it's normal for data under one million words to be miserable [laughing awkwardly]
It's very realistic and the writing is very good, but I'm only interested in the first few chapters.
But if it is adapted into a movie, I really want to watch it. The novel lacks the shock and excitement brought by the science fiction picture, and I almost feel like it.
The story line is clear, the plot is compact, the writing is beautiful, the irony is clever and sharp, it is a rare masterpiece!
The story is very suspenseful, with twists and turns, ups and downs, and a lot of excitement [laughs] Just hold on, it's normal for data under one million words to be miserable [laughing awkwardly]
It's very realistic and the writing is very good, but I'm only interested in the first few chapters. But if it is adapted into a movie, I really want to watch it. The novel lacks the shock and excitement brought by the science fiction picture, and I almost feel like it.