Don't Panic, Let Me See Why There's an Extra Screw
别慌，让我看看为啥多了一颗螺丝
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- Completed
- Length
- 403k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- A Villager Shared Controlled Nuclear Fusion with You村民向你分享了可控核聚变Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's a sci-fi thriller, the overall content and logic are okay, there are some minor plot holes, but reality doesn't follow logic anymore, so don't expect too much logic from a novel.
It's good, a good read. It's a sci-fi slice-of-life story. The protagonist is an ordinary idealist, and there's no crisis at all up to chapter 24. The narrative structure is relatively smooth. There are currently no problematic points in Chapter 24. Although the protagonist has parents and family, this is a slice-of-life story without any major crises, so this can't be considered a flaw.
I stayed up all night to finish it, and overall it was pretty good. The protagonist, with his cheat-like abilities, takes off along with the nation, progressing step by step from his first year of university. It's not the typical fantasy sci-fi novel; the scientific sci-fi part was a bit dry, with too much theory, so I skipped through it to avoid getting the knowledge inside.
It's going well; there are currently eighty chapters. Some of the initial settings have already been introduced. First of all, the protagonist has a family; he's not an orphan. However, the family isn't described much; they're mostly just background figures. Also, so far, there haven't been any instances of family members being assassinated or kidnapped.
It looks pretty good, although many things seem a bit dark at first glance. I'd like to share my personal, correct opinion on the issue of lifespan. A heads-up: this is my world, so there may be some things that seem illogical to some, but once you understand my world, you'll realize they make sense. Long lifespans bring harm, as everyone knows.
Don't panic, let me see why there's an extra screw. Party A, Hanwudi It's a high-tech genre, the kind that tries to be as logically consistent as possible, and the plot is quite fresh, not empty or boring. In terms of characters, because it's not the kind of mindless wish-fulfillment story, the characters are portrayed as more three-dimensional and vivid. A new book, a seedling, five stars, please.
It has the potential to become a legendary work; the author has done an incredible amount of research. The most amazing thing is that it's only 200,000 words long, but I haven't even finished half of it, yet it feels like I've read over a million words—it's incredible! 😂 This shows the author's incredibly vivid imagination. Keep up the good work, author! Hopefully, you'll write something that elevates your entire clan to immortality.
Discussion on the lifespan of intelligent beings The vast universe is inherently chaotic and disordered, like a boiling soup of particles. Within this chaos, only the continuous and violent collisions between matter can break the original order, unleash infinite possibilities, and give birth to entirely new worlds and rules.
It's May 3rd now, and I've noticed that many of the paragraph comments in this book have been deleted. Previously, there were paragraph bubbles, but when I clicked on them, it showed a "no signal" message after four bars, and then the comments disappeared completely.
How about we let Wei Yang play the female lead? 😏