[Sci-Fi Mystery] [Apocalyptic Catastrophe] [Supernatural Powers and Martial Arts] [Everyone Uses Their Brains] [Vast Worldbuilding] [No System, No Clichés]
When an invisible celestial body smashed through the night sky, the stars lost their former brilliance.
A disaster from beyond the universe descended upon the world, burning the old order to ashes.
The first artificial intelligence began to think for itself. It embraced idealism and used oracle bone script to divine the future.
A down-and-out Old One started a business to raise funds, all so it could lead its descendants back to the sea of stars.
After bringing the deep sea back to the age of atomic energy, it made first contact with humanity as the president of the federation.
Cultivators built a quantum network on the moon, while the dead of the Bronze Age climbed out of the abyss of historical monuments.
Hundreds of thousands of worlds surged together, and the line between dreams and reality gradually blurred.
And the spark of a new era would struggle to take root amid the ruins of the old world.
Dream machines, upside-down cities, a sea of strange tales, evil-god corporations.
Quantum cultivation, narrative schools, Yellow Springs trains, mutations from the heart of the earth.
Entropy’s irreversible increase, the accumulated state of the universe determining a single, inevitable future.
There are countless paths to salvation, but the eternal night will come all the same.
Some choose to slaughter every foreign race and rebuild order with corrosive script.
Some steal the divine flame and carry out Heaven’s will in mortal bodies.
Some willingly descend into the abyss and gamble the survival of civilization in a game against the gods.
This is a salvation without right or wrong.
May mortal flames kindle the stars beneath the shadowed firmament.
The world view and setting are very novel, the foreshadowing is intertwined with light and dark, the author's writing style is also excellent, and the big scenes in the book are very expressive in words. The protagonist is a rare high-IQ type in Tomato (to be exaggerated, he can even be ranked in the same bracket as Qi Xia). I don't know when the highly intelligent villain BOSS that the author mentioned at the beginning will appear throughout the book (sounds like the type of presidential boss in JOJO). I really like watching highly intelligent characters compete with each other. Come on, author!
Although it is a new book, it is surprisingly good-looking. I read the 80,000-word book in one sitting. The author's literary talent is good, his expressiveness is super high, and the subject matter is indeed novel. The most interesting thing is the battle of wits part of this book, which gave me the feeling of reading JoJo.