[Deus Ex Machina + Conquering the Universe + Invincible + Psionics + One Male Lead]
[Entirely written by hand, with no AI content; supporting characters are intelligent, and the plot never dumbs them down]
The Human Empire, an interstellar civilization that ruled the entire universe, faded into history after more than four thousand years of prosperity.
Zhang Yuchen, the last surviving human, became its heir.
But the long passage of time brought endless emptiness. Zhang Yuchen planned to end his own life after finishing his journey across the universe, scattering his ashes throughout the cosmos.
Then, while traveling, Zhang Yuchen suddenly witnessed the universe tear apart on a massive scale. He thought he would perish along with it.
Fortunately, after the cosmic rupture occurred within a supercluster, it vanished as mysteriously as it had appeared.
At the same time, Zhang Yuchen realized that if a “cosmic rupture” could exist, then so could “wormholes” and “time travel.”
Had some life-form rewritten the laws of physics?
Within the shattered supercluster, Zhang Yuchen actually discovered a “wormhole.” He found that the other end led to a whole new universe, one where psionic powers existed…
In the space opera called the universe, a lone wolf has entered the game between foxes and rabbits.
(An original universe. The protagonist won't play weak while hiding his strength. Volume Two enters the psionic universe; interstellar conquest begins in Volume Five.)
The idea is above average, the plot is average for Tomato novels, and the process only conforms to logical intuition. It is still worthy of 3.5-4.0 Stars.
A very good novel. When the protagonist is left as a human being, it really gives me a very strong sci-fi feeling. And I feel that when the protagonist is left alone, it can be published as a standalone book.
Tomato is a rare hard science fiction article. If you are a science fiction lover, you must not miss this book.
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The writing is very to my liking. I keep following you as you keep updating. I hope you can finish this book. The first volume of God of Gods can even be regarded as an independent sci-fi chapter. The second volume is okay, but it's a pity that the writing at the end is very Internet-based, and it's still not interesting.
The author's first volume is actually very good, making me feel like I'm watching a science fiction world. If you don't know what a sci-fi world is, The Wandering Earth is one of them. Don't think that this kind of novel that tends to be hard science fiction is very good. In fact, for laymen, it's hard to read except that it's incomprehensible. It's a test of writing skills. Anyway, it took me three years to finish reading the book The Wandering Earth.
The first volume is quite attractive to me, and the subsequent plots are also good. I hope to see human civilization exert its strength again. Human beings: We are the eldest sons of the universe. Okay, that's it. Let's update it.
I found that for a book with hundreds of chapters, there are actually too few reviews. I have to say that what attracted me to this book at first was because of the rule rewriting in the introduction. Then after I finished reading it, I found that one of the reasons why so few people read this book may be because it is too epic. When a book tends to depict an epic, consciousness point of view, The future and philosophy, at the same time, the nihilism mixed in the middle is also obviously uncomfortable. When I watched it, I think the time when I wanted to give up the most was when human beings were about to die, because it was too nihilistic, and the subsequent plot was also relatively bland, without conflict, or the so-called conflict in the context of the epic is nothing more than a child holding a sword and making fun of it. On the whole, the plot ideas of this book are very good and worth reading, but it requires a lot of patience and is not a mainstream novel.
A very interesting setting. When a person has no desire, what is his motivation to live? No, that's death. When our technology reaches the highest level in the world and there is no way forward, when the pressure from the outside world is equal to zero for us, when we want to go anywhere, we can reach it in an instant, and we can do anything we want in a moment. In our endless lifespan, we will get tired of everything. When desire equals zero, our hearts may have died by then. In reality, our lifespan is eternal, but our psychological lifespan is not necessarily eternal.
It's okay, nothing toxic. Put an eye first