Virtual Realm Sequence

When we look up at the stars, the stars are also looking down at us "The Virtual Realm Sequence" is not only a science fiction novel, but also a mirror that reflects the plight of human civilization. In the dual chess game between virtuality and reality, human beings and alien civilization, the author uses amazing writing power to write the ancient proposition of "civilization contact" with a spine-chilling modernity. When Lin Chen faced no longer code monsters in the deep sea, but the cold cosmic laws of two advanced civilizations, the story completed an astonishing leap from "fighting monsters and upgrading" to "civilization survival". The most shocking thing about it is its precise anatomy of human arrogance. We always imagine that we are the pride of the universe, but the novel cruelly reveals that the earth may be just a cemetery of ancient ruins, a patrol area of ​​silent sentinels, or even a noisy garden in urgent need of "pruning" in the eyes of advanced civilizations. Every struggle of the protagonist group is like lighting a match in the endless darkness - a weak but stubborn proof of the dignity of human consciousness. This is a war without villains, only survival. Whether it is a tragic psychic civilization, a paranoid syntactic core, or a silent sentinel of absolute order, their "evil" stems from a survival logic that is completely irreconcilable with ours. The suspicion and division within mankind are more despairing than any alien threat. In the ticking sound of the countdown, the author lets us see: the real abyss often starts to tear apart from the inside. Looking forward to the follow-up chapters, I not only look forward to the grander interstellar battlefield, but also look forward to seeing - when all external threats fade away, whether human beings can really deserve the position they have found in the stars.