Humanity Will Eventually Fight Back

It's an absolutely good book. The current impression is much better than the author's previous book. The story of cultivating immortality hides more discussions on human nature (it is worth mentioning that the concept of this book is more deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the description is more detailed and better). At the same time, the world view is more grand and novel. The previous book had a lot of overused settings that made me feel uncomfortable reading it for a period of time. However, this book integrates many settings more smoothly and has a more natural look, especially the shaping of the Dao Cang civilization. There are fire-stealing heavenly beings and bad-line troubled times. There is evil from a human perspective and good from a human perspective. Struggle is arguably the theme of this book. Whether it's Dao Cang's internal struggle or the battle between civilizations, this is much better than the beginning of the last book. There is no confusion, only struggle. The feeling it gives me so far is that this is no longer a novel but more like a world.

I don't deserve five stars. If I continue writing like this, it will definitely be considered a good book. It's a very novel idea, and the whole thing is suppressed and angry. However, the character of the protagonist makes up for it, and the plot is also very interesting. The succubus male protagonist said it is [laughing evilly]

Great book, I read it to the end in one sitting. The entire book is about self-rescue after human civilization encounters a crisis. The long march that the protagonist started embodies the dedication of mankind, and the protagonist's choice to continue the mission after completing the mission reflects the bravery of mankind, and the protagonist's inner choice reflects his morals and values. Through the description of the system, it reflects the necessity of human beings in wartime, and there is no Virgin complex in the whole article. All in all, this novel should be the author's second work. It is relatively mature, but I personally feel that the plot is not compact enough (but I have never written a novel personally, so it is just my personal opinion). I recommend reading it.

Let's talk about the advantages first: 1. The idea is very good and the angle is unique. It can be said that it has created a genre. 2. The plot progress is not slow and detailed. As for the shortcomings, the relationship between the characters is a bit taken for granted, and the human relations are not sophisticated enough. Sometimes a person's motivation can be interests or feelings, and the consequences are different. In summary, I recommend a good book to read. Scientific research and logistics are not a wishing fountain. Although they are useful, don't be too exaggerated [eating melon]

The Immortal among Anti-Immortals, this is the anti-immortal novel that I have always wanted to read. It does not rely on the system, it is not a monster itself, and at present it still has a collectivist spirit, rather than the individual heroism that the West touts.

The subject matter is very new and the plot is very attractive, but the unscrupulous and ugly behavior of the protagonist and the earth made me feel a little physically uncomfortable, and it was difficult to bring it into my mind. Reality is already very cruel. I still want to feel a little warmth of humanity in the virtual world. Farewell

The writing is so good. After more than 200 chapters, there is an epic feeling. Whether it is the earth or Dao Cang, there are countless pioneers who have sacrificed their lives to explore the direction of civilization's survival. It reminds me of the movie The Wandering Earth.

It looks good, but it has the flavor of risking everything for the survival of civilization! Only the strong are worthy of benevolence, justice and morality, while the weak can only move forward regardless of everything!

This is the first time I have seen this kind of subject matter. It is a perfect combination of immortality and science fiction, with a grand background, an all-round competition between immortality civilization and technological civilization. The author's rhythm control is very good, and it is worth looking forward to.

Excellent work! When faced with a battle for race survival, how do tiny humans in another world resist and grow? Penetrate, understand, and fight for it at all costs! The author uses delicate writing style to write about all kinds of people, and teaches the protagonist and the country to grow. The protagonist is not perfect, but will grow, and the country is not perfect, but will also progress. Moreover, each plot uses cause and effect to smoothly fill in the previous pits, allowing you to understand everyone's motivations. It is addictive to watch. Wangdi's article was really well written. This is the true respect for heaven and noble people [crying][crying][crying]

The level of the second book is still online, I hope it can be maintained. It's time for Tomato to have its own true god.

It's imaginative and the plot is pretty good. Of course, some unreasonable things can be tolerated. For example, hundreds of thousands of agents have not leaked their identities in the world of immortality for 18 years. This is completely impossible. There are various methods in the world of cultivating immortals, and when there are many people and a long time, it is impossible not to have accidents. Of course, as a web article, just ignore this. The most important thing is that the story is enjoyable.

Followed from the previous book. The author feels very good about the combination of two worlds. From the beginning, I think the overall book is slightly better than the previous book. The pacing is also well controlled, the conflict settings are also reasonable, and some small details will be paid attention to. The only regret for me is that only writing two chapters in one day is a bit too little and not enough to read🥹

The creativity is good. Although there are some unexplainable settings for the plot and feelings, which slightly overwhelms the system of cultivating immortals, the author's writing skills are still good. What I feel is the poisonous point is that the author always tries to use technology to explain cultivating immortals, which makes cultivating immortals a bit nondescript, but The quality of the work is indeed very high. If you don't delve into the cultivation of immortality, you can take a look. I personally can accept the author's setting. After all, it is all online literature. However, I do not recommend using the setting and ideas of this work to view the real cultivation of immortality. It is still very good as a passionate intellectual battle that cultivates sentiments.

The characters are created very well. 60% Of this novel is about philosophy and discusses the disputes between civilizations. This kind of group portrait is actually better, but many people don't accept group portraits. After all, the novel is written for people to read, and Long Ao's genius is the essence.

The first part of Prometheus' escape is really well written. There is a huge sense of urgency, crisis and heroic epic throughout the whole process. Seeing that after entering the immortal sect and starting to practice, it becomes dull, and it becomes more and more like an ordinary immortal cultivator story. It is highly recommended that new readers read the Prometheus Project chapters, and after that it will come down to personal preference. Finally, I would like to say to the author that there are too many articles about cultivating immortals, which are actually no longer interesting to read. You might as well write more unrestricted warfare type stories like Project Prometheus. In fact, this kind of story is more likely to attract people to continue reading.

It is still the same as the previous book. It has an in-depth science fiction exploration into the details and essence of the civilization of cultivating immortals. It is a very innovative book. Compared with the traditional fantasy narrative of constantly changing maps and then using better wooden sticks to beat bigger goblins, it is more rational.

Only then did I realize that this book was written by a futuristic immortal cultivator. As long as I don't do the bad things of witnessing and turning enemies into friends in the later period, it will be an immortal book.

Madam, Madam, Madam, it's so good. I can't get enough of it. The creativity is really good. It's the first time I've seen this kind of novel about cultivating immortals. The background and frame are very interesting. The war between the earth and another world has only tens of thousands of readers. It's almost buried under the fairy grass.

The opening narrative is concise and clear, quickly unfolding the context of the story and arousing the reader's emotions, allowing the conflict and entanglement between the two worlds to be perfectly displayed in the text. It is a great work, keep it up.

There is no real villain in this book. Each force has its firm position and pursuit. As humans gradually understand Dao Cang, there will be different allies, but only because the temporary goals are the same. Seemingly decent humans actually do whatever it takes to survive, destroying the environment and killing innocent people, and have never shunned the evil of human beings. The fundamental nature, but also praises the brilliance of human nature, calling it the Four Woes brings hope to Dao Cang. Because of the goal of fighting against the gods and humans, he briefly united with humans, but eventually turned against each other for the continuation of civilization. The gods seem to be villains but have real nobility and are unwilling to occupy its spiritual paradise, but they have wiped out the hope of their own civilization. It is a very complicated relationship. System, as the human beings in the book slowly peel off the cocoons of Dao Cang, stand at a higher and higher perspective, feel the changes in this position, tear apart the appearance of each force, and see clearly their stance and positioning in this life-and-death racial war. It is really epic and shocking, and it portrays everyone in the overall situation quite well. The truth is that human unity is never permanent, but there are always internal moths that need to be cleared away. People on the frontline wantonly bully ordinary people and become privileged. People at the back long for spiritual things and breed greed. There is not only a bright side but also a dark side. It is difficult to distinguish right from wrong. This is the biggest charm of this book. Everyone does not represent good or evil, but only represents the interests and positions behind it.

I was full from the last work. This book is not bad so far. The author is very good at writing about the confrontation and resilience of civilization. I don't know whether the human side of this game will take the path of superman armor or NT's mobile suit.

Continuing the theme of cyber cultivating immortality from the previous book "Future Cultivation of Immortality", the writing is still excellent and appalling.

The advantages are that the subject matter is novel, technology and immortality are well combined, and the plot breaks away from clichés. The disadvantage is that the deus ex machina is a deus ex machina. The protagonist is chased by the deity in the beginning, and a three-phase bomb pops up to save the situation. The protagonist's soul dies. The author doesn't know how to write it, so he just makes up a celestial being who is still alive on earth. Moreover, the protagonist is also very contradictory. He risked being exposed and gave the blood of Master Siming (I don't know where he got the absolute confidence, thinking that Master Siming must be a good person), and he also condemned Walker for abusing the virus. Then there is Qiluo. I don't know whether it is stupidity or lack of love, but she fell in love with the protagonist after being kissed by the sword. The protagonist is also a prude. He puts Qiluo in the form of a sword next to his pillow and covers him with a quilt. He insists that this is a ritual. Normal people will only think that this is flattering, right? Speaking of this, I think of the Earth. The new government and the intelligence agency don't know what to do. They are infiltrated and attacked by the Tongling Sect. Viruses can be stolen by attacks. Public opinion wars cannot be fought. The air defense system of a big city can be easily defused by insiders. Aren't there many spiritual cultivators protecting Li Che? One attack and all disappeared. The army is also down. If there is a riot, I will not send troops anyway. I will just let the protagonist solve it. The summary is that there are many flaws, and the subject matter and plot are attractive.

The fairy grass, character portrayal, and plot logic are all very good. It is related to the cultivation of immortality, but it is not a traditional cultivation of immortality at all. It involves agents, but it is not as boring as a real-life agent novel. It can be said to have opened up a new way of writing.

It's good to watch, quite innovative, and there's nothing bad about it except that I was half-way through the movie and found out that the master had an inexplicable desire to conquer the protagonist, and the protagonist slept with the master for no apparent reason. I'd better gain weight slowly.

The male protagonist has been reflecting and making progress, and the climax of the plot can be considered constant. Currently, the latest chapter is 372. It is really well written, and the description of despair and cooperation in the face of the transformed god is really touching ´ᯅ` The male protagonist finally exploded, and I look forward to the follow-up (but to be honest, this is a good ending)

The climax is at the beginning, and the collision of two civilizations is very interesting.

Recommended by NGA and Longkong's immortal friends, I will write a book review: it continues the path of scientific and technological immortality of the previous book, the setting is excellent, and the collision between the earth and Dao Cang is well written. Moreover, Fenfenjiang's unique funny writing style balances the cold and depressive dark tone of the novel itself, and occasionally the whole life is very interesting. However, there are still some deficiencies in the control of the narrative rhythm, and the writing style still has a lot of room for growth. But after all, he is a new author, and this kind of growth shortcoming is completely within the acceptable range. To digress, I don't know whether some people come to Tomato for polemics or reading. Isn't it interesting to apply the settings of other novels to different works? I was very complacent and wrote a lot of worthless long essays. The group of polemicists in the Biwan Bar were stunned. I can only say that it is Tomato, which can be regarded as expanding my knowledge and seeing the diversity of human beings.

Okay, okay, no worse than the previous book. Both have their own emphasis, but they are both very, very well written. The following is the word count: Divine book! It's truly a divine book! The third young master of the Tang family was about to cry when he saw it, and Tiancan Tudou was amazed when he saw it! This is the reincarnation of the Four Great Classics, the leader of the literary world in the 21st century! "Holy Ruins"? I lost some of my literary talent in front of it! "Dou Po"? I owe it some connotation! "Zhu Xian"? In front of it, my feelings fade away! "Covering the Sky"? In front of it, I lost three cents of my imagination! "Buddha"? Half of the layout is missing in front of it! This is a once-in-a-century classic of online writing! The greatest literary masterpiece of the 21st century! From Luo Guanzhong, Shi Naian, Wu Chengen, Cao Xueqin, to Confucius and Mo Laozhuang, Shixian Shisheng, Sansu Jiaxuan; from Qin Emperor Hanwu, Tang Zongzu Songzu, Genghis Khan, to Sakyamuni, Plato, Copernicus, Aristotle - who can't read it without being amazed? ! This book by the author is truly the work of heaven and man! The writing is brilliant and the rhetoric is exquisite. It inherits the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties and promotes the charm of the Tang and Song Dynasties. It is deeply penetrating! It is truly a blessing to read this book in my lifetime! However, after reading this book, a feeling of sadness suddenly emerged: If I never have the chance to see such a masterpiece again in the future, what would be the point of my life? What's the point of my life? ! Fortunately! Make a decision immediately and put it on your bookshelf! A restless heart can only find a moment of peace. Otherwise! If these masterpieces are covered in dust and the world cannot see them, wouldn't it be a waste of resources and the author's efforts? ! After a battle between heaven and man, I finally made up my mind: sacrifice the small self to fulfill the greater self! This book review is dedicated to everyone in the world! This book must be held up to the sky again and again, so that the whole world will know it! Walking between heaven and earth, the scorching sun and bright moon are witnesses: Is this book enjoyable enough? --Not enough! Traveling across the rivers and lakes, rivers and seas serve as evidence: Is this book enjoyable? --Not enough! Standing on the top of the fairy mountain, Qionglou Yuyu echoed: Is the update fast enough? --Not enough! Not enough! Far from enough! Not enough chapters! Not fast enough! Not enough content! Not enough! No kidding, there are insects crawling 😭