Coordinates (0, 0, 0): Earth. The epicenter of the multiverse, a springboard for the Void’s invasion of myriad worlds, and the final bulwark against it.
In 2026, the barriers of reality collapsed. Biochemical viruses, Skynet signals, monster precursors... calamities from countless worlds converged in this ultimate hunt targeting the “epicenter.”
Chen Yan, the owner of a super artificial intelligence, began with the disaster of a biological crisis and rose from an ordinary person to the pinnacle of industrial ascension.
When Optimus Prime, Shepard, and the Astartes tried to flee across dimensions, Chen Yan coldly ordered:
“Want to live? Bring your starships over and hand over your STC templates! Help me defend Earth, and you’ll be defending yourselves.”
“We don’t believe in gods. Because within my firing range, even a god needs a temporary residence permit.”
[Featured worlds]: Resident Evil, Terminator, Pacific Rim, Gundam, The Three-Body Problem, Warhammer 40K
[Tags]: Absolute rationality, industrial ascension, dual-core protagonists
👍👍👍 It's really great. The subject matter is very good. It's not a cool novel in the traditional sense. The characters have also grown. The author's writing style is also very good and the number of words is quite large. Why is there still no tie, or is it because there are so few people watching?
After reading the first volume, I can clearly see the AI flavor. The protagonist is very thrilling, but I want to complain a bit. At first, I thought it was memetic pollution like the divine mark in Dead Space, but it turned out to be the T-Virus from Resident Evil. I'm not looking down on it, but the Earth Federation can still hold a hammer against the future technology. This wave of T-Virus has become epic, right? [Laughing] Give it a five-star support. It has great potential.
No, why is it that such a beautiful book has so few reviews? [What] shouldn't be done? Come on, author, I support you.
Why did you suddenly run away from biochemistry? Shouldn't you be back at the original place?
Take a look at AI, you can watch it if you don't mind
I was attracted by the introduction, and it was okay after reading a few chapters.
The beginning is tense and exciting, the rhythm is compact and logical, and Escape from Death feels like you are on the scene. I hope it will be exciting next time.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking