Shatter the Heavens

Finally found a cyberpunk apocalyptic novel that doesn't involve levitation! The author's control of technology and human nature is so perfect - artificial intelligence and prosthetic implants are supposed to benefit mankind, but they have become tools of war. Scrapped weapons and corpses are piled up in the garbage pile outside the city. This contrast makes people feel sad. Jiang Yuntian's character is also very likable. He is not a fool. He knows how to use the advantages of a prosthetic body to deal with EMP bombs. He uses the explosion smoke to cover up the prosthetic body in the "doghouse". He is calm and ruthless. The logic of the plot is clear and the foreshadowing is deep. The further you go, the more you look forward to how he will lead "Han Hunter" against gangs and companies. It is definitely worth following!

The author is very good at creating an atmosphere when writing. The howling wind in the steel ruins, the spinning sound of the robot's gun barrel, and the dead silence of the EMP bombs make reading it feel like watching a movie. The system-less setting also makes the plot more realistic. Jiang Yuntian does not have the halo of a protagonist, and relies on observation and courage to find a way to survive. This feeling of "little people fighting for their lives" is so igniting! The plot is linked one by one, and the more you go on, the more exciting it becomes!

I was really surprised by the world view of this book! After the explosion of science and technology, multinational corporations came to power. Garbage mountains outside the city were piled up into "Huilong Village". Gangs were assigned to pan for gold, and people at the bottom had their bones and marrow sucked out. This cruel apocalyptic ecology is so immersive. Jiang Yuntian is not a Madonna-type protagonist. He is forced to take on the task of sending someone to his death for his younger brother, but he relies on cluster grenades to find a way to survive in the "doghouse", which makes people excited. The author's writing skills are also strong. The oppression of the steel ruins, the bond between brothers, and the villain's insidiousness are all portrayed in a profound and logical way. The further you go, the more intense the plot becomes. It is definitely my favorite science fiction apocalyptic novel in recent times.

It's neither popular nor unreasonable. The author has a very good grasp of human nature and people's hearts, and he also writes the feeling of cyberpunk. The descriptions in many places made me feel despair when reading the text. It's a good-looking work, highly recommended.

So far, these chapters seem to have a vague sense of invincibility. I don't know how the plot will develop in the future. I can't go all the way to Arasaka Tower invincible. The recycling of foreshadowing is quite good. All the foreshadowings in the previous chapters within dozens of chapters can be rounded up. The minor problem is that there are too few and the chapters are quite essential. Overall flaws are not concealed

The author's writing style is simple but not rough, and the character creation is very good. I like it, love to read it, and write more 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

It's beautiful, the writing is great, I like to read 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕 💕

It's well written, very realistic, and the characters are very distinct. Without further ado, I'll give it five stars!

Writing is not easy, five stars encourage it, the setting has some flaws, the writing is simple but not rough, don't get hung up on the details, the plot is still interesting.

I was attracted by the introduction. It is a very realistic cyberpunk apocalyptic novel. It is very beautiful, exciting, and memorable. Five-star recommendation.