
Top-Secret Project: Beginning with a Gift from Antiquity
绝密工程:从上古的馈赠开始
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- 1.3M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 15h ago
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- Who Only Cares About This Tiny Patch of Earth?谁只惦记地球这一亩三分地Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a magnificent masterpiece I've read on this platform, easily ranking among the best. If the subsequent chapters are well-written, it will rival the grand scale of *The Three-Body Problem*. While there are traces of AI assistance, the sheer scale of its core framework far surpasses that of those light novels about courtyard houses or super-rich protagonists. Keep up the good work, author!
The novel has a very imaginative plot and does a good job of depicting collective elements. However, disciplines such as physics and materials science require a massive number of talented individuals to make breakthroughs. I hope that the later installments will include more supporting characters, project teams, laboratories, etc., Or even just some code names, to provide a source for some of the materials or theories.
Tomato's first science fiction novel, the ultimate romance of an engineering student. Back in school, I wondered if the superposition of electromagnetic fields could really allow for time travel, and the author perfectly brought that fantasy to life with self-consistent logic. The matrices and various equations in the text demonstrate such solid technical skill.
The novel's overall framework, story description, and narrative logic are all good. However, what deserves the most praise is not these aspects, but rather the skillful and extensive use of feigned professional knowledge and jargon. This skillful use of seemingly modern natural science knowledge weaves a science fiction story that gives the reader a sense of hard science! This is what distinguishes this book from other science fiction novels, and it is truly unique.
This is a book above Tomato's standard. It's meticulously written. There's no system, no reincarnation; it's purely about Chinese people figuring things out on their own. From the day it started, it attracted the attention of wolves. Basically, two parallel storylines run: one about Tarim technology, and the other about overseas espionage. Every step is suspenseful and gripping.
Every hurdle was overcome, from theory to practical application, from building a simple first-generation machine to being incorporated into and leading large-scale experiments, from espionage to counter-espionage—it progressed step by step. Several times it got my blood pumping; it's amazing! I'm now a huge fan of this kind of science fiction and I'm looking for it everywhere! Haha 💕💕💕
It's quite well-written; it avoids the brainless behavior common to most scientist protagonists, doesn't intentionally seek death, has good security, and the logic is sound. The only downside is the word count; I hope the author updates soon! 👍👍👍
With its fresh ideas and realistic plot, this is a good book. It started off quite well, with a fresh concept and an engaging plot, but it got increasingly padded out later on! If it keeps going like this, I'm going to give up on the book!
It's very well written. Unlike other science fiction novels where the protagonist is invincible and has cheat codes, which is rare even on Rotten Tomatoes, this story isn't mindless. It has a compelling quality that makes you want to keep reading. Although there are some shortcomings, it's already quite good compared to other books I've read. Keep up the good work, author! I look forward to the next installment.
The writing is fluent, and the plot is well-developed. It's semi-hard science fiction, and while there are some parts that could be improved, the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. The plot setting and imagination are quite good, and this genre is rare in science fiction. Please update faster!