
Am I Supposed to Fake an Alien Invasion?
我来伪造外星人?
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- Completed
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- 568k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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- Fanqie
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A True Mastermind Protagonist Who Never Takes the Field, With an Ensemble Cast and a Revival Theme
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Creating an Alien Civilization and Bringing It to Earth, Any Genre
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It's quite good. The author's creativity is greatly enhanced. One obvious problem is that the characters are a little too tool-like and the routines are too repetitive. Basically, someone appears for such and such reasons, which leaves no impression or characterization on me. The routines are mainly very simple. The aliens do something, and then the people on earth are shocked and shocked, and then what happens. I feel a little tired after watching too much. I hope the author can develop some different plots in which human civilization communicates with Proxima Centauri civilization or other alien civilizations. Secondly, another problem is that time is very vague. After reading it for a long time, I was basically not sure how time passed. As for the science part, there is not much to say. After all, it is not a professional study of science. Another problem is that the writing is a bit AI-heavy. Some paragraphs and dialogues are obviously used for reference at a glance. The author may revise it slightly. But among tomatoes it can be considered average. The writing is quite good, I would like to give you five stars for encouragement. Forget it, let's change it to four stars. Many parts of the entire book were written by AI at first glance, 400 years ago or that 400 years ago, and the author didn't even make changes. Other authors would at least use AI to make corrections manually. This problem is really serious, and I hope the author can correct it. [Eat melon]
It's a very interesting and novel behind-the-scenes article. It's the first time I've seen it, but I like it very much. Maybe it's because it's not a spiritual revival, but a pure science fiction article. Let the earth see the protagonist's design 400 years ago, which gave people a sense of shock. However, the humans on earth were not afraid or discouraged. Instead, they cheered up and began to learn and develop backwards. It gave me the feeling of reading a novel, and I felt that both the earth and the protagonist were making progress little by little. I hope that the earth in this article can go further and look further, and stand on the shoulders of giants to go further.
It is a rare science fiction novel. Civilization No. 2 Reminds me of the theory of long-lived species and short-lived species. Only those who believe in the future and future generations will make long-term plans. We cannot wait for one hundred or two hundred years, but we can start laying the foundation now and hand over the future to future generations.
This book is not a cool novel, nor is it pure science fiction. It has a sense of rationality like a civilization. It does not have the darkness of traditional science fiction, nor does it have the fantasy of an utopia. This book will only make you seriously think about it.
I finished it in one go, it's really good, and today there were 5 updates in a row. I have never seen so many more. As long as you keep reading this novel, I will definitely follow it to the end [angry] [angry] [angry]
I originally wanted to give it five stars, but after reading it for a long time, I can find a few minor flaws. First, the portrayal of human beings is too simple. For example, when humans first learned about the existence of aliens, I wonder if their attention should only be on how advanced their technology would be, and they would immediately overtake those who thought of learning. Second, after humans learn this news, what they do is a bit too similar to what the author himself would do. In other words, the form is too formal. . Childish, and very stereotyped. For example, when I read about educational reforms, I think the author should read more books about society. Third, the motive is unclear and too far-fetched. To put it simply, I feel that the logical combination is a bit too much in many places, and the assembly is forced. But of course, this book has many advantages, but in terms of its description, it has already surpassed many articles on the market. These are just the parts that need improvement on the way to writing! I will continue to read it, so I decided to give it four stars. I hope the author can keep improving. When I come back another day, I will give it five stars.
The earthlings in the article can clearly see the micro-expressions of aliens from hundreds of light years away, and they can also kiss each other. It's like a live broadcast and it's so cute [blowing kisses]. The repeated descriptions unique to AI are also very good, readers will not miss the key plot at all [Like]
Tomato is a rare high-quality novel. Although some parts are a little brainless and illogical, the writing style is good. These parts are often easily overlooked and do not affect reading. I enjoyed reading this novel. Highly recommended
There is a relatively big bug. Is there something wrong with the timeline you set? You can't launch a satellite today and then have the space station go up on the second day, the space elevator on the third day, the space factory on the fourth day, and the miniature models on the fifth day. I mean, the time interval is too short. There are also some technical descriptions in it that you are too ignorant. Hundreds or thousands of high-power laser generators are integrated into a space the size of a basketball and use water as coolant. How much space can water occupy? How good can the cooling effect be? Moreover, simulating a gravity-free environment in water is also problematic. If you want to simulate it in water, your volume must be similar to the density of water. If it is larger, the simulation will be incomplete and gravity will still affect it. If it is smaller, it will float upward and there will be an additional buoyancy force. Or simply, if you add a submarine function to the prototype you built, then this project is a bit too redundant. Later: Your article was definitely written by AI, right? Time travel has come out. You observe a basin of water here, but you say that 400 years have passed and the purity has not changed. You don't even bother to write and change it yourself. Then you can just extract all of your book and put it into AI to write it. Why are you still waiting for you to write it? Again: The creativity is pretty good
This is a book about how humans are no longer lonely. The indescribable feeling is wonderful. It was a good book, but the style changed later and I couldn't get used to it, so I withdrew it. Goodbye.