Save Mankind: Human Beings Are Too Fragile!

It's wonderful, and it fully describes a person who only lived for more than 20 years, worrying about what will happen in hundreds, tens of thousands, and hundreds of millions of years. Summary: So idle that it hurts

A nanny novel, but this is one of the best science fiction novels I have ever read. It talks about the iteration of human beings from generation to generation, the invention of the protagonist, technological creatures, etc. Anyway, it's just two words. It's so good-looking. I'm not bragging. This book is really good-looking. There is no heroine, no ambiguity, and the continuation of civilization. The previous 50 pictures were all about the development of ordinary human technology. It has not gone too far to the point of genetic potions, genetic warriors, genetic sequences, genetic locks, etc. What kind of direct invasion of alien battleships and alien invasion? The development of interstellar is exactly like this. Technology develops step by step. It develops directly from the technological era to the interstellar era and directly to the genetic era. There are no alien races, zombie viruses, and StarCraft aliens before. They should appear later. It's really beautiful.

On August 22nd and 23rd, 2025, I read Chapter 326 (1.2 Million words). It was very interesting. The male protagonist used one vest after another to promote the rapid progress of human civilization. Goldfinger: Immortal, cannot be trapped, can change appearance. IQ can be set freely with no upper limit. The cool part is that the male protagonist plays the role of one destiny child after another to climb the technology tree. Everyone around him admires the hero. The novel is logical and factual, and has brains. The protagonist and supporting characters are all reasonable, and there is no brainless plot. There are no powerful enemies.

Good to read, more updates, two chapters a day, even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this

A man became an immortal god. In order not to be lonely in the future, he worked hard for the continuation of mankind. Good idea and good writing. The first life on earth is over.

The author writes very well, and the protagonist is a bit like a civilized leader. I personally think that longevity is better for humans to achieve after highly developed science and technology. The longer human life spans, the easier it is for social development to stagnate, and classes will be seriously solidified.

It looks good, there are no big poisonous spots, and there are very few small poisonous spots. Should it be regarded as a more daily business article researching technology? I'm a little confused about the classification, okay? Overall, it looks very relaxed. After all, the protagonist is invincible. Just watch his life. If you like this type of genre, you should really enjoy watching it (isn't this nonsense? As of now, there is no heroine I quite like stories without heroines. It's really uncomfortable for this kind of immortal novel to have a heroine. Anyway, I'm praying🙏🙏🙏, I hope the author doesn't get crazy and create a female protagonist or make it ambiguous or something like that, but I feel that there is a high probability that it's impossible, just in case, I'm praying🙏🙏🙏 If I talk about shortcomings, I really can't name them. It seems like it's nothing but slow updates.

Suddenly I discovered that the author of this book and the author of Mo Dao are the same. No wonder this style always gives me a very familiar feeling and always reminds me of that Mo Dao. The author's writing style has improved, and this book should be as good-looking as that Mo Dao.

A very exciting book, and it is considered a pretty good story among Persimmon novels. Personally, I think it should have a score of 9.3 To 9.5. The protagonist of the novel itself does not have any excessive cheats. It makes people feel that he is a collection of geniuses who spanned history and was "extracted" from the previous book. The multiple life settings of the novel itself also avoid the repeated reading experience of Mo Dao's reincarnation life. Personally, I think the shortcoming is that the article itself lacks details on the development of civilization. Some parts read more like a chronicle novel. The author can try to write stories about some ordinary characters other than the protagonist when going through these time spans, such as the experience of ordinary people traveling to other civilizations during the construction of "Candlelight", and the reading experience will be better.

It made my scalp tingle when I read it. It is a book that suits my taste very well. I hope that the author will explain the short-term and long-term impact of scientific and technological progress on human civilization in more detail in the future, be more innovative, and preferably have some little surprises that I did not expect.

Every time there is a technological innovation, there is a clear process with common risks and benefits. Content has a beginning and an end It's no longer a matter of someone sending you off, and you can start the next era directly. The author has put great effort into carving out the characters, and the content of other civilizations is very full and detailed. The content is neither nonsense nor procrastinating. Not enough at all Disadvantages: The wheel spins too much Expression needs to be improved

The more I read this novel, the more terrifying it becomes. It is about the future destiny of mankind, what is loneliness, I am eternal, but mankind has perished, and the relationship between the protagonist and mankind is more like symbiosis. Then, the author's writing style is very good, and the writing is refreshing and can always reach climax. Moreover, the author also has another good book as a foundation. This book's future values ​​should be very good.

I have already given it five stars. I can only say that this novel is more in line with my taste. I originally read it to read about zombies, but I didn't expect it to be a science fiction novel that I haven't read in a long time. The logic is reasonable and scientific. The protagonist changes several identities but the pace is just right. Many plots appear very necessary. For example, the sudden appearance of 236 algae in the early stage increases the oxygen content of the atmosphere and increases the doomsday crisis. At the time, I felt that this plot was dispensable. It turned out to be the basis for the asteroid impact later. Then I also discovered a small detail: the location of the laser weapon used to intercept asteroids on the moon was not explained. Because the moon orbits the earth every month, it can be briefly mentioned. There is also the miniaturization of fusion reactors. I think I can mention a few more words. From behind the fusion reactor, I feel that the author is gradually getting better. Personally, I hope that the subsequent plot can be more sci-fi, and that the protagonist can lead mankind out of the Milky Way, out of Virgo, and out of the Laniakea supercluster. I'm really looking forward to the advancement of the plot, the first contact between the Human Alliance and extraterrestrial life (blind guess is the nearby star Centauri b hehe), and how humans can achieve super-light speed and space jump. By the way, another suggestion is that human lifespan is still too short. The author can accidentally discover a bacterial microorganism or something like that while exploring Titan. The enzymes or gene front segments inside can repair telomeres or something, so that we, Xiao Qin, don't have to change identities all the time. Of course, the author will definitely solve this problem in the context of an interstellar war that will last for tens or hundreds of years. I 🍅 have read the novel for 5,000 hours, but I can only give it one star. I have never written a book review. I write so much in the hope that this book will get better and better. Author, please hold on! ! I accidentally said too much. The final word: Riwan is really awesome❌! ! ! (Very loud) One more thing, author, have you just written about all the countries in the world so easily? This is really unreasonable. I think it is really a bit hasty [Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical]; there is also the fact that there are so many nuclear power plants in the world and the nuclear pollution caused by almost 10,000 atomic bombs is not mentioned. Anyway— Come on! [Like][Like][Like]

OK, let's comment. The author's writing style is good, and he has written similar books before, so you don't have to worry too much about the writing style. It makes people look very comfortable. It has the plainness of an immortal but also has the excitement that should be there to stimulate the senses. Overall, it is a good book. I dare not say it is top-notch, but it is useful for It is definitely a good choice to kill time. The author's update frequency is the same as his pen name, and he is guaranteed to write a minimum of 10,000 words a day. Moreover, all the books he has written before have been completed. Except for the first one, which is not easy to score, the other two books are 700,000 words and one million words, so you can rest assured that you will basically not run away.

I personally think the rating of this book should be around 9.3. I always choose books above 9.1. I accidentally wanted to read some science fiction, so I clicked in to read it. The plot of the novel is compact, and the science fiction progress logic is rigorous. Many new technologies seen in other science fictions also appear in this novel, but they all appear gradually based on existing resources, development history, and macro factors, rather than a system suddenly coming up with products that span countless eras. It's not a cool novel. I personally feel it is more like the history of human development in the future. The role of the protagonist is to wait and see. Occasionally, there will be deviations in development and adjustments will be made in time. It feels more like a documentary. If you want to watch some science fiction movies, you can come and watch it.

The mind is wide open and full of dreamy colors. This book is a soft science fiction text, it does not have a very hard-core theoretical system, and it covers a relatively broad field. As a god who is immortal, cannot be trapped, and whose IQ can be adjusted by himself, in his eyes, human civilization no longer seems to be a collective concept, but its private property. The protagonist does not develop into a native who does not eat beef, but becomes a protector of the nomadic world. The protagonist forcibly promotes the leap development of human civilization. This also triggered a series of butterfly effects. The apocalypse was supposed to be events that took tens of thousands or even millions of years on the timeline, but they happened one after another in just a few thousand years. This makes people think deeply, is it the chicken that gave birth to the egg, or the egg that gave birth to the chicken? There is no answer to this question, and this is the most charming part of this book. He leads us through a civilization, from the planet to the universe, from not having enough food to the stars and the sea. The writing style of this book is relatively uniform throughout. It does not focus on characterization. It deliberately downplays the characterization of the supporting characters, because in the setting of the protagonist, the supporting characters around him will change frequently. The author handles this very well. In addition, this book has no female protagonist and no emotional line. The main plot is purely from the perspective of the protagonist, developing civilization, so it does not seem to have a sense of jump. I personally like this kind of pure work. The author knows what he is writing, and every character in the work has a meaningful appearance. I highly recommend everyone to get into it. This is a work you won't regret after reading it.

It's great. It's great to meet [Blowing Kiss] in more than 100 chapters. I read it in one go. When I read it, I always felt that this book was very similar to Civilization, and I thought it was the author's reference. When I looked at the column, I realized that it was me [eating melon].

I liked watching it, but it sucked at the end. It was a game where I was invincible at the beginning, but the world became the protagonist. It was almost a single-player game, so I didn't want to watch it anymore. I think this book is pretty good, at least it's not too "fake" and it's still within the range that people can understand. I hope you can write this one slowly. For this kind of novel, you can write as much as you can in the beginning and middle stages. This section contains both fantasy and expectations for the future, so writing slowly and carefully can not only extend the life of the book, but also make it better for readers. In the later stages, it breaks away from reality and becomes pure fantasy. At this time, it is difficult for both the author and the readers to continue writing or reading. Hope you can listen. I also hope this can be written to more than 2 million words.

The subject matter is so novel that it is even more difficult than writing about cultivating immortality and immortality. The first description of the longevity potion is very good. I hope the author can conceive and write each story well and not waste such a good idea.

In order for mankind not to be destroyed, "I want the name of mankind to resound throughout the world and continue to exist until heat death." The protagonist himself is absolutely immortal, cannot die, and can increase his IQ infinitely. He has been inventing various technologies for mankind, such as life extension and in vitro uterus... The key is that the author has really and truly described high IQ. The writing is good, and it is recommended to read it.

I haven't finished it yet, but I have to say that this is a very good novel. It's a rare novel that I can read word for word. From the protagonist, I saw a sense of life where the stars of human civilization are shining and endless, and a macroscopic sense of mission to see an entire civilization, as well as the charm of science, not only It can be regarded as a generally enjoyable article, because there are very few descriptions of personal emotions in the article, and most of them are narrations full of overall perspective, even divorced from the protagonist's personal psychological description. I have only just finished reading the first world, but it gave me a feeling that the novel is finished. The protagonist seems not to be a simple person, but to be more... For example, the will of Gaia in the world of this novel rarely expresses private emotions. Even if it is occasionally described, it will make people feel lonely and slightly sad. The protagonist's occasionally vague description deepens this feeling, just like a gust of wind, a world separated by the "mother" meaning due to its preference for human beings. Chi, he is worried about the children, is gentle to almost every human being, and has few personal emotions. This is really a well-designed protagonist in a science fiction novel. I have read so many science fiction novels, but there is almost no better protagonist than him. Only this kind of protagonist deserves to be the "protagonist"

This book has a really wide audience. Those who like to read longevity stories, behind-the-scenes stories, urban imagination, and black technology can all read it. That's right. I think this book is a slow-burning one. The early plot is a bit bland but you can still read it. Later on, the emotional value is all brought to you. Apart from being a slap in the face, I didn't find any particularly toxic points.

God, I personally think it is amazing. You have written down my fantasies. It is amazing. You, the author, are simply gods. I thought Mo Dao's book was already very good, but this one is even better. Although it has shortcomings, it is very creative and enjoyable to read. I have imagined such a plot, which is almost the same as what the author wrote. I fantasize about this every night before going to bed. Unfortunately, I don't have the writing skills to write it out. Now the author has written out my fantasy. It's really great.

[Chigua] For me, it is a very interesting novel. It will make me think about various aspects of society. Also, I can no longer feel any humanity in the protagonist. He is like a god who is afraid of loneliness. He is trying to find ways to continue human civilization just so that he will not be lonely. That's all.

I hope the author will stick to it. It's really beautiful, don't be a eunuch. It's really super pretty. It's a pity that I am a student. I don't have much money on hand, so I can't give you a reward. But I will always support you

The rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, and the sense of expectation and urgency is well created. The scope of technological expansion is a bit small. The whole article only covers energy, space navigation, medical treatment and intelligence improvement, plus entertainment. But people have their limits after all, and it's pretty good to have these aspects. In the early stage, the diplomatic relations between civilizations were based on mutual exploration and cooperation. In the later stage, there were more ideological disputes between civilizations. The protagonist gave himself a vacation because of his immortality, which lacked the feeling of exploring the aftermath of a disaster and no sense of tension. And the waistcoat actually didn't fall off. So many high-level researchers in the past had guessed it. I also wanted to see the shock of the whole people after the waistcoat fell off. After reading it, I felt a bit pity.

It is an excellent macro-level article. The history of civilization development is rolling in, and it has overcome all kinds of difficulties. Personally, I feel that reading this type of macro-development article can sometimes be boring. It would be better if you could constantly intersperse the stories of individuals after your development, enjoy the development dividends, and add dialogue plots.

This book is really worth recommending. In my eyes, it's top-notch science fiction. In particular, the author's understanding of level five civilization is indeed very distinctive. Although it does not describe a grand civilized war, the development of civilization is indeed unique. It is not as watery as other novels with millions of words. I don't really like multi-million-word science fiction novels that speculate on future technology. So fuzzy technology is already very good in self-justification. The author did a good job in this regard Highly recommended Recommended

Very good! I discovered that the author of Mo Dao's book was actually the same person, and it was another masterpiece. However, after reading more than 100 chapters, I didn't see many exciting chapters like Mo Dao's book describing the liberation of Kerner. There was still too little sensational content. The article shows that now we are mainly climbing the technology tree. But it's still quite interesting, a book with endless time but trapped in one lifetime. A book also has endless time, but time keeps flowing forward, which can be regarded as complementary. I finished it after a few days of pursuit, and the writing is still very good, especially the ending. Really, the author is very skillful in writing the ending, not from his own subjective point of view, but through the words of others, giving people a feeling that the words are complete and the meaning is endless. It is really good!

There are very few serious science fiction novels written by Tomato, so the author should write more. It's pure science fiction, there are no strange powers or gods, and the technology tree is relatively reliable. I also like the protagonist's character very much, that kind of mature and stable rather than exaggerated and unconventional character. Then I also like the protagonist to maintain normal interpersonal relationships and silently guide human civilization instead of revealing his identity from the beginning and becoming the eternal king of human civilization.