Zheng Dezhu, the Great Talker
大话王郑德柱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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I sincerely recommend a few great books. They're all really good. I hope they can cure everyone's reading slump.
I've Run Out of Things to Read!!!
Does anyone know any horror novels? When I was little, I read a physical book called "Corpse Driving in Western Hunan". I think the protagonist grew up with his grandfather, but I've forgotten most of it. I remember that after many twists and turns, he raised a drought demon.
Reader comments 2
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In this one, Earth's civilization is thrown into an icy experiment that spans hundreds of millions of years. The author depicts a manipulated earth with a Cthulhu-like style. From the frozen ancient murder weapons in Antarctica to the sealed and forgotten civilization, every ruin is a surgical trace left by a high-latitude civilization. The "reverse evolution" of the protagonist Zheng Dezhu is not only a physical defeat, but also a tragic weapon against the "designed fate" - when the flesh and blood body begins to rust, the light of humanity becomes more dazzling in the desperate situation. This work combines post-apocalyptic survival, cosmic thriller and philosophical inquiry. As clones and natural humans drift apart, it asks the cruelest truth about the survival of civilization: Is the perfection and progress we pursue really what we want?
A good starting point. If you like science fiction and suspense, you can check out the interstellar version of "Tomb Raiders"! 👍👍