
The Seventh Nameless One
第七种无名
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 522k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
168Chapters
3Reads
658Reads · all time
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It is a very nice book with rich content. The content about Eastern and Western myths and legends incorporated at the beginning is particularly interesting. The subsequent descriptions also reflect some cruel and sad unresolved real-life problems. Sometimes there are some interesting jokes, but there are also vocabulary that I cannot understand when explaining various principles. I am very curious whether the author wrote these based on the knowledge he has learned or consulted some information. On the basis of science fiction, he added a lot of the author's own imagination. It is a book worth reading.
The original intention of writing this book was ambitious. It predicts the future, hopes to let everyone learn new knowledge, and hopes to bring everyone a good, novel and unique reading experience. However, when I turn on the computer to code, I find that many things are not as simple as imagined. This is a science fiction novel. I hope to pursue rigor and truth, but in fact there are too many things to consider. There are too many things to think about, and I cannot cover everything. Besides, writing too much will be boring. Despite this, I persisted for three months and finished updating the second volume. I am currently still conceiving the content of the third volume. I wish you all can find your own quiet world between the lines. (I will reply to everyone's interactions!)
The narrative method is novel and mature, focusing on realistic issues, creating group portraits with distinctive characters, and even revising and polishing previously written chapters. In my opinion, this author is completely demanding the level of physical publishing of literature. Tomato should give more traffic to such works.
The author updates very quickly! After reading one chapter, there is the next chapter. The beginnings of some chapters are also very novel! I personally like this very much and think it's very interesting! The plot advancement speed is not bad either, and the main plot keeps advancing! Such a treasured novel should no longer be in the minority! It's really super pretty! This novel is full of strong technological texture and hard-core science fiction atmosphere from beginning to end. The opening chapter uses the combination of ancient mythology and science fiction to cleverly bury a lot of suspense, giving people a sense of surprise. The beginning of the story also clearly points out the core plot of the follow-up: the white bird completely disappears, Cheng E and the "executor" resolutely embark on the journey to find three other companions, and jointly embark on the difficult road of overthrowing the existing civilization. The context is clear and there is no delay. There is a futuristic science fiction atmosphere between the lines of the novel. The author's unique writing techniques and novel narrative methods make the reading experience of the whole story extra special, completely different from the cookie-cutter science fiction works on the market. The first volume of the main plot progresses steadily, but the pace is very slow and it is a bit difficult to read. The branch plots of each chapter in the second volume are just right, explaining the fate of the mission. Although the emotional lines in the book are not too numerous, every description is just right, and the emotional bonds of the characters are depicted in a delicate and moving way. The author is also very good at quietly planting subtle foreshadowings in the plot, making this science fiction novel both an imaginative science fiction setting and a touching emotional temperature. The overall texture is excellent, and it combines philosophy, past, future and various contradictions. It is a rare science fiction masterpiece.
I originally just clicked in to take a look, but I didn't expect it. It really hit my heart [please update] This "The Seventh Kind of Nameless" seems to be a very novel and fast-paced science fiction apocalyptic novel. The author uses group portrait narrative as a framework to skillfully weave cutting-edge technology, human origins and the mysteries of the universe. Build a world full of tension and suspense. As you read further, you will find that the characters in the book are vivid and three-dimensional. Each character is burdened with unique obsessions and struggles, and they are looking for a way out for civilization in the torrent of the apocalypse. The plot is constantly reversing, and the foreshadowing is advanced layer by layer, whether it is the setting of biotechnology or super AI. It is also a discussion of betrayal, pain and evolution, all full of depth and thought. The final sentence "May we deserve this freedom" pushes the core of the story to a climax, which makes me have endless aftertaste. If you like hard-core science fiction and a grand world view, this book is worth reading [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates]
Brother, I caught up with the latest chapter in one go!!! Big thanks to the author!!! This is a science fiction feast heading to the unknown galaxy. The author uses extremely creative strokes to build his own future world. Elements such as interstellar exploration, civilizational games, and technological boundaries are integrated with nature. The setting is rigorous and not suspended. The plot has ups and downs, and the reversals are unexpected but reasonable. The story not only stops at the cool science fiction spectacle, but also depicts the various aspects of human nature through the adventure journey. The perseverance, struggle and growth of small individuals in the face of the vast universe, powerful rules and the test of life and death are particularly touching. The grand structure is paired with delicate emotions. It not only has the romantic shock of looking up at the sea of stars, but also has profound thinking based on reality. It is a masterpiece that combines imagination, storytelling and ideological depth.
"May we be worthy of this freedom" is a sentence that seals the gods. The cold skeleton of hard science fiction hides the desolate blood of myth - white birds, residual limbs, and super AI are intertwined into an evolutionary epic. The game where all the members' IQs are online is breathtaking, and the question of "human beings are just unfinished experiments" is so interesting!
The story is quite interesting and eye-catching! The author's writing is concise and touching, making it catchy for readers to read. The plot is exciting, exciting, fascinating, and thought-provoking. The concept is ingenious and the mind-blowing twists and turns make people watch it again and again and can't bear to put it down! The characters are also portrayed in a three-dimensional and full way, with a special sense of the picture. What is even more rare is that all the members have online IQs, sincere feelings, no forced sensationalism, and natural presentation. Highly recommended, just go in and watch it, I guarantee you won't say anything after watching it!
This book is a stunning fusion of hard science fiction and mythology! The settings of biotechnology and super AI are hard-core and full of imagination, and the clever interweaving of Eastern and Western mythological elements adds to the mysterious texture. The plot has a tight rhythm and constant reversals. Each character has an online IQ and a full sense of game. The text has both an epic feel and humanistic care, and the discussion of "freedom" and "evolution" is thought-provoking. The worldview is grand but not empty, and every detail is ingenious.
Hardcore science fiction, with a novel setting, I like the opening chapter's spin on Genesis. The only drawback is that there are too many descriptions... For example, "pressing on the body" means "pressing on the body", but there are many unnecessary adjectives...