The Year of Fungal Blight

The writing is really good, a rare masterpiece in Tomato, both the setting and the description of the various environments and characters are all top-notch. The brilliance of humanity in the gloomy apocalypse, and the self-consistency between the "bacteria" and its own settings are all perfectly portrayed. Although it is a soft science fiction short story, it is definitely worth reading. Especially some of the settings in the book. If you write "fusion and symbiosis evolution" in a big way, it can even depict a fantasy apocalyptic scene of "bacteria" - symbiosis between humans and bacteria, co-evolution of ecosystems and bacteria, diverse biological species; it can even further expand "mental power" and "superpowers", etc. In short, it is worth a look! At the same time, this article can also give great inspiration to some "evolution" articles.

It's super cool but I don't know why no one is there

The author's imagination is amazing, depicting a world where fungi try to occupy and rule. As I read, I thought, who will win in the end? The ending is even more thought-provoking. There are no winners or losers. This group of people temporarily won a habitat for themselves through tenacious struggle. What will happen in the future? Looking forward to the sequel!