Year 3008: Return to Earth

This is a science fiction novel purely based on the human brain, which makes up for the shortcomings of domestic science fiction stories. It is the fourth part of the "Favourite" series. The first part focuses on the evils of human society, and it is more comfortable to be a ghost than a human. The second part focuses on the battle between artificial intelligences. Only with tears can humanity be human. The third part tells about the tragic fate of clones, it is bloody and violent, and it is difficult to pass the trial. The fourth part is the story of returning to earth with hope. If the earth returns to its origin, can humanity return? If humanity cannot return, what is the point of the existence of the earth?

This book outlines the complexity of human nature with delicate writing, and the plot progresses layer by layer, hiding emotional tension in ordinary daily life. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and each character has a unique personality and struggle, which can easily resonate with readers. The narrative rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, with neither procrastination, redundancy nor haste. The writing is simple but highly contagious, and can easily bring people into the story scene. The core of the story is warm and healing, and contains profound thoughts on life, emotions and growth. After reading it, you will have a long aftertaste. Whether it is plot design or emotional expression, it is a masterpiece and worth reading again and again.

This is a novel about human evolution and alienation. The author is a real storyteller with heart and brains, and he can also draw pictures of creatures himself! It won't fool readers! The civilization that has been annihilated by oneself (laughs) and the biological characteristics of material perseverance form a convincing and dramatic contrast. With the addition of human cloning (I would rather call it the nihilistic continuation of human desire for cloning), arrogant and predatory high-ranking people, etc., It presents a complete picture of survival ~ In addition, the author's writing style is solid and rigorous, with clear logic, and he does not try to make sense (because the story itself is very suspenseful, haha), nor does he use any ideas that go against the foundation of science fiction, such as unlimited dimensionality without even understanding basic academic concepts! As a science fiction fan, this is super recognized! ! Good science fiction books are hard to find~ In the vast universe, existence itself may really not need artificial meaning or value. Respecting the true texture of life and continuing the light of thought and peace are the real and endless eternity.

It's rare to see a science fiction novel with such a huge structure, and you can feel that the author put a lot of effort into the setting. Characters from different planets and different camps are intertwined, and the suspense is laid out layer by layer. The writing is smooth and comfortable to read. Thank you to the author for accompanying you all the way. The starlight pays off! [Love][Love][Love][Love][Love] Debiao loves you[top post][top post][top post]

A huge science fiction novel! Multiple story lines are advanced at the same time, and undersea tribes, alien civilizations, AI, and clones are intertwined, and the world view is particularly complete. There are a lot of foreshadowings, and every branch line is hidden with suspense. The more you read, the more you can feel the grandeur of the story. If you like hard-core science fiction, you must get into it. Debiao loves you, okay?

This book is really the ceiling of science fiction novels and is very suitable for adaptation of short plays and comics.

This is truly a masterpiece of fantasy apocalyptic literature. The plot unfolds in parallel across multiple universes. The deep-sea tribe returns to the land, the AI ​​goes to the dead city to collect brains, and the eternal king takes revenge and starts a war. Three lines are detonated on the same day. The layout is grand and the suspense is dense. This kind of hard science fiction group portrait narrative tests the writing skills, each line is independent and has hidden foreshadowing, and it is full of imagination. In terms of character portrayal, the rebellious students, wronged teachers, cold-blooded AI and other characters have distinct labels, and the group portraits are diverse. Although the ink is scattered, the interweaving of fate on a cosmic scale is full of feeling, novel and unique, thumbs up [laughs][laughs][laughs]

The world view is very grand. Undersea people, mutated creatures, immortal people, systems, AI and other settings make people can't help but daydream about it. It is set in a wasteland world thousands of years after the nuclear explosion. As the story progresses, many secrets from the past are also unearthed. There are two things that impressed me deeply. One is that in order to continue life, the underwater people streamline reproduction, which made me feel a deep sadness. The other is that some people are recklessly fusing human genes with animal genes and conducting biological experiments, which is really thought-provoking. Overall, it is a very imaginative work and worth watching.

This is an ambitious work. After the sixth mass extinction, the four camps of marine fish-like people, space immortal people, cave primitive people, and surface evolved people returned to the earth, which itself is full of dramatic conflicts. This kind of "civilization fault + multi-racial" setting is naturally suitable for exploring identity, civilization conflicts and survival ethics. It is a rare masterpiece.

This is not only a science fiction novel, but also a profound fable that reflects human nature. The story is set in a wasteland world thousands of years after a nuclear explosion, where humans return to their devastated home planet. The world built by the author is both cruel and real: the irony of civilization's epoch, the ethical dilemmas brought about by human cloning technology, the wonders of symbiosis with mutated creatures, and the hidden ambitions of AI. Every setting was like a hook, firmly grabbing my curiosity. But what moved me the most was the human touch that the author injected into the cold apocalypse - whether it was the tears of the character Zhu Peng or the inner struggle of the undercover agent, they all gave the grand science fiction background real emotional warmth. The author's writing style is practical and rigorous, with clear logic. He does not make mysteries for the sake of showing off his skills, nor does he violate the foundation of science fiction by infinitely increasing dimensions. This makes me, a science fiction fan, feel extremely at ease and recognized. The core question it raises is to return to the earth, which is actually a return to human beings themselves, which is thought-provoking. In the vast universe, the meaning of survival may lie in respecting life itself and continuing the light of thought. This is undoubtedly a sincere and thoughtful masterpiece, with the ultimate questioning of human nature wrapped in a science fiction shell.