The Stars: From Human to God

Body War has a really engaging, genius, logical setting, just like the Dark Forest. Cognitive pollution, assimilated bodies, genetic invasion, this is the charm of science fiction.

A novel with new ideas. The subject matter is novel. Humans similar to the Zerg genre. The entire human race is thriving. The protagonist has no room to retreat. Crazy development of technology. Very invincible but not brainless. If you have any ideas, you can suggest them.

This is the second time I saw a more serious science fiction article on Tomato. I think the essence of science fiction articles is to add factors that seem difficult to achieve in reality, and then see what impact this factor has on reality. Factors are independent variables, and the author's logical skeleton of this virtual world is the dependent variable. The essence of novels is the change and simulation of reality, and the ultimate expression is the simulated universe or virtual universe. The business logic processing rules of the virtual world or the underlying world background setting of the novel are the core creative points of the novel author. As long as this point is grasped well, nothing will go wrong.

So far, it looks pretty good. There are no emotional descriptions or other trivial matters. It's just exploration. Human beings are stamped with thoughts, which some people may not like. The protagonist's consciousness mainly provides goals, and then everyone works together to move towards the goals. There is no too detailed description of technology. Most of it directly describes the usage of the research and development, and then expands and explores. So far, there's nothing toxic about it. Anyway, I quite like what I've written so far [laughs crookedly]

The subject matter is good, but the current plug-in can be said to be convenient for writing the protagonist as a leader, but it is not very powerful. I don't know how the author deals with the protagonist's cognitive limitations. I hope the protagonist can grow up and stop looking at problems from the perspective of the earth age in the interstellar age. I would like to ask the author how to deal with humanistic issues. Currently, humans are roughly regarded as strong artificial intelligence and have no personal needs. I don't know if humanity will see the era of planned production in the future.

It's a great book, but in fact, when it reaches more than 400,000 words, there is no need to keep repeating that the protagonist is a Zerg-like civilization, what is zero internal friction, what is the most positive learning attitude and spirit, and so on, it is somewhat watery, although, except for There is not much to write about these, but it still affects the reading. It is really mentioned from beginning to end. I have read the latest chapter, so I still have some say. Besides, except for this little problem, everything else is very good. The content is very exciting. I still like it very much.

In fact, this kind of subject is not easy to write about, but surprisingly the author writes it really well. The most rare thing about this book is that it makes people have the desire to explore. Only in this way can others be encouraged to read on, rather than reading the beginning and then abandoning the article.

The human swarm with the protagonist as the main body has transformed into Zerg and has just begun its journey to conquer the stars and the sea. Looking forward to the later imagination, come on!

This novel cured my perusal disorder. There were too many repetitive descriptions and the same meaning. It made me relive the feeling I had in the middle of "The Cursed Dragon" a long time ago. The sea, you are all water. Of course, the flaws are not concealed. The creativity of this book is very good, many data or ideas can withstand scrutiny (for a non-professional like me), and the later development is also very attractive. This is why I can keep reading. It is still worth reading.

A magnificent cosmic epic. Man's journey of conquering the universe. The collision of technology and mystery. The intricate relationship between individuals and civilization. The technology trees and ideologies of different civilizations. It felt like there was a bit too much nonsense at the beginning, and there were too many descriptions about the protagonist, but starting from the moment when the protagonist, as the god of the human race, decided to go to the stars, the author gradually got better, and the article became vivid and smooth to the naked eye. A rare piece of fairy grass, an interesting work with lots of potential, mark it. Insert an eye😋👍