The earth successfully got rid of the attraction of the sun and embarked on a wandering journey: passing through the asteroid belt, encountering Pandora, passing by a black hole, exploring the mystery of the Pillars of Creation Nebula, studying the black hole in the center of the Phoenix Galaxy Cluster, forming an alliance with Pandora, ⅹ-3, the Protoss, Oumuamua, Cybertron, and the Martians to eliminate the dark forces and explore the universe, embarking on an endless journey.
Reader comments
I also like the author's multi-scene and multi-lens descriptions. When reading, I feel like I am watching what is happening on every planet in the universe with God's vision. It is very enjoyable, come on!
I read the whole book following the author's footsteps and wanted to express some opinions. Some readers said in the comment area that this was not in line with reality and that was not logical. They also asked the author if he had read the original work "The Wandering Earth" and so on. I really can't understand that the plots of science fiction novels are all illusory, and the ugly bits are all made up. What is consistent with reality and logic is not nitpicking. There is also this book that has nothing to do with The Wandering Earth, and the author is also different. I don't think it's necessary to continue the storyline of The Wandering Earth. When reading science fiction novels, as long as you can feel pleasure and gain something, there is no need to be arrogant or ugly.
I also like the author's multi-scene and multi-lens descriptions. When reading, I feel like I am watching what is happening on every planet in the universe with God's vision. It is very enjoyable, come on! I read the whole book following the author's footsteps and wanted to express some opinions. Some readers said in the comment area that this was not in line with reality and that was not logical. They also asked the author if he had read the original work "The Wandering Earth" and so on. I really can't understand that the plots of science fiction novels are all illusory, and the ugly bits are all made up. What is consistent with reality and logic is not nitpicking. There is also this book that has nothing to do with The Wandering Earth, and the author is also different. I don't think it's necessary to continue the storyline of The Wandering Earth. When reading science fiction novels, as long as you can feel pleasure and gain something, there is no need to be arrogant or ugly.