Death Ship in Deep Space

It's really good [laughing and crying] The plot is very thrilling, there is no suspicion of "water", and the story is very smooth. It is a suspense novel (probably), about a group of hibernators and the left-behind descendants fighting wits and courage in a spaceship with an information gap. The following is a personal complaint: I generally feel very frustrated. The enemy often plots to kill the protagonist, but when the results come out, the protagonist resolves the crisis like an afterthought [laughing awkwardly]. If you only look at the events that happened to the protagonist from the second perspective of the protagonist alone, it feels like the protagonist is about to die but does not die (there is an inexplicable feeling like a card owner [face covering]). When I saw the man behind the spaceship (the owner of the spacecraft), it turned out to be an American story, so Ark 4 was Chinese, and now Ark 7 is American? [Cover face][cover face][cover face]The protagonist is really miserable [cover face][cover face][cover face].

The plot is good and the story structure is tight, blending elements of space opera, survival horror and political conspiracy, suitable for readers who like the style of "Alien" or "Dead Space". Let's talk about the advantages first. The suspense and reversal in the novel are nested in layers, and the rhythm is strong. It is different from ordinary cool novels. The protagonist is not always strong and always slapped in the face. The setting of the supporting characters is not stereotyped. The supporting characters also have their own character growth arcs, including the villain, who is not stereotyped as bad and has his own motivations and logic. But there are also some structural and logical problems. The spaceship has been sealed for many years, but 20,000 people can reproduce for five generations. The system is easy to tamper with, and the protagonist group is always stunned without taking precautions. Personally, I feel that it is a pity that Hydra, as an important combat force in the early stage, left the game, very suddenly and hastily. It's so good, why is the rating so low? From the biochemical crisis, to the political seizure of power, to the crisis of human civilization, and now to the unknown civilization, I feel that the world view written by the author is getting bigger and bigger.

Although other people think there are many flaws and think it is the protagonist who is decisive in not killing in the end of the world, but I personally like this style and content of the story. You can only understand it after reading it. Oh, so it is like this. Whether it is the battle for the captain's rights, or the capture of the Elders Council later, or contact with other Voyager, the author has his own logical bottom line. It can be seen from the notes of each chapter that the protagonist does not want to be in the end. He wants to be the king of the world, but wants to restore civilized order. His attitude and thinking logic are all based on the Stardust Project outline and the Ark Operation Manual.

Dear everyone, thank you for clicking this book. Friendly reminder, this is not a cool article, not a cool article, not a cool article. The protagonist is not invincible, nor is he a wily and decisive hero from the beginning. He is a very ordinary and ordinary person, with his own emotions, his own paranoia and his own original intentions. He is a little person who is growing up slowly. He will be stupid enough to be led by others, he will be stupid enough to believe everything he sees, and he will be stubborn enough not to hit the wall or look back, but so what, the edge of the sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold. It is these setbacks and sufferings that make the protagonist gradually grow up.

The author's writing is good, and he vividly displays the laws of the dark forest. Here you can see different positions, struggles of personal interests, and human beings' different understandings of survival or destruction. In fact, I think choosing hive civilization is also an ultimate desire for life, rather than simple destruction. But in fact, it is a pity that Zhong Yan was coerced as the deputy captain, and Lu was not very mature. Judging from so many incidents, Lu had not grown up yet. A captain carried on his shoulders not only the life of a ship, but also the transmission of human fire. . . Overall, this is a good interstellar novel.

Overall it's pretty good, but what can I say? But have you seen the location where the observation is hidden? Very strange. I still feel it's not decisive enough. Directly ask the robot to bring out all the data, and then physically destroy (explode, destroy) the module or discard it directly. And as for those, loopholes, design, etc., How should I put it, although it is very possible, there is a problem, and that is the weapon. Then I can only say that those people are still too kind. And obviously brainwashed. Tell those people to clean up a batch and use what can be used. If it really cannot be used, we can only use it ruthlessly, and then prevent rebellion and suppress it in advance. Already, the robot is very simple. It has a single responsibility. Guarding means guarding, and authority means authority. However, there is more than one authority, and several copies are needed. Two of them jointly supervise. To be honest, just take away the information and then blow it up. Where did all these bad things come from? At the same time, the outrageous direct delegation of power is also amazing. Instead of notifying everyone to cooperate, they just let it go. It's also very strong. As for what to say next, it's all too empty. Those who have to be detained and searched must be people-oriented. (And this is not an American ship, it must carry forward and conform to American tradition) Oh, by the way, that room, all I can say is, let the robot go in and scan it quickly. Then, if you already know that there is a sleep chamber, why not make a plan, and then you have been knocked out several times, without internal circulation of oxygen? Then lead a small team. Seriously, bring a full set of protection and weapons. First, remove the dormant compartment here and discard it directly. (If you are thrown directly into space, if you can still survive, then there is nothing you can do. It is very strong) Then take away the information. Finally, this location needs to be inspected and repaired to prevent shadow hazards. Then the whole ship repairs started. Repaired and reached destination

One of the few that has a good grasp of the rhythm of the plot. It doesn't waste time on small things and doesn't waste time on big things. It just doesn't write very coherently. The shortcoming is that the villain's motivations feel unreasonable. He ruined the hope of mankind for the sake of his deceased child. How can such a person do it? As for the captain, the person who can do such a thing should be a deputy or a researcher. Did the fungus come into contact before departure and then all the ships were affected? Undercover agents were also ambushed in advance. Didn't the first batch all commit suicide? It looked cool but it was wrong to think about it carefully.

The writing is too compact. Although it is very exciting, the background description is too simple. The real story will give you a tense and anti-routine feeling. The setting of this book has determined its upper limit.

Good guy, Tomato really has this kind of handwritten book. Although I don't have much imagination, the handwritten one is more comfortable to listen to than the one written by AI. Five stars is not a brush review, you can read my review. I almost never give more than 3 stars to any novel written by AI. The plot is very compact, there is almost no rest time, and the sense of oppression is very strong! [Praise]

Although sometimes I can't understand it, I still feel that I have some ideas and it is quite attractive. After watching Bansu, it combines many movies and the content is quite self-consistent. In an era when existing science fiction novels are very barren, your subject matter is simply invincible.