The Long Night: Prometheus

Several findings: 1. The bioelectric field of Nan Meiluo is very similar to the Touma effect in "A Certain Magical Index", but the author tried to explain it from a scientific perspective. 2. The prison structure of "Joshua" obviously refers to the tidal prison of "Operation Delta", and the design logic of the tidal control room is almost the same. 3. The title "Joshua's Redemption" pays tribute to "Shawshank", and the book of Joshua happens to be the next volume of Exodus in the Bible. The section where the warden opened the Bible was torn apart by Merleau and buried deep in the third volume. 4. Hanami's Dare to See setting points to Oedipus, as someone mentioned in the comments. The literary background of this universe is rooted, not a frivolous web novel. But I am worried about whether it can be contained in the future.

After four chapters, what impressed me most was not the superpower setting, but the fragility of "trust". The Ministry of Security can regard Mei Luo as a traitor overnight, and Joshua's prisoners can recognize you as their big brother for a beer. The author is not writing about "superpower warfare", but "how people survive in the system." The prison break in "Joshua" is indeed beautiful, but it is a bit showy. Tucker and the two plums falling three lines in parallel are as precise as clockwork, but it lacks the breathless suffocation of "Humphreys". The fourth Hanami story made me cry. Looking forward to how it will end next.

The story is quite interesting! The writing is concise and touching, the plot is exciting and exciting, the concept is ingenious, and the various twists and turns that are mind-boggling make you unable to put it down again and again! The characters are also portrayed in a three-dimensional and full way, with all members having online IQs, sincere emotions, and not being overly sensational. Highly recommended, just go in and watch it, I guarantee you won't say anything after watching it!

An absolute gem of an author! A dark sci-fi suspense, the first "Humphreys" is a character prequel, telling the undercover story of an elite agent, which is depressing, tense and exciting. The second "Prometheus Project" established the world view. The setting of the male and female protagonists with the same name is very amazing. Here, the "Prometheus" project to create superpowers is introduced, and the story of superpowers is told under the name of Fire Stealer. But superpowers are secondary here. What the author really wants to express is the fragility of human nature. "Flies full of intelligence will only spread viruses better." When ordinary people obtain superpowers, they will not become saviors. They are more likely to use superpowers to do what they want. This makes me see the shadow of "The Black Robe Picket". There is also the fragility of the human heart. People can trust you to the point of handing over everything to you, or they can think that your breathing is wrong. This weakness allows the protagonist group to be manipulated by the villain. The male protagonist Mei Luo's ability is a bit similar to Touma. I don't know if the author has read "A Certain Magical Index".

"Flies full of wisdom will only spread the virus better." After reading the fourth article, I looked back at this sentence and felt a chill down my back. Hanami has locked herself in the darkness for eight years, not because she has no ability, but because she is afraid of seeing the light and admitting her loss. He was not a hero, he was a coward, but he gave his life to others. How can you write like this? I can't slow down.

The setting is particularly innovative, perfectly combining the core of mythology with science fiction superpowers. The story combines various elements of suspense and espionage, with a full sense of atmosphere, and the horror of the night city is well created. The foreshadowing of the plot is cleverly laid out, and the exploration of human nature with superpowers is very deep and thought-provoking.

In a futuristic world view, under the cold neon lights of the city, the game between technology and human nature is deeply written. The atmosphere of the whole book is outstanding, the plot is intricate and interlocking, and the logic control shows that it is very enjoyable to read. It is simply a feast of high-burning IQ.

This is the most breathtaking novel collection I've read this year. If you like the "superpowers don't make people good" setting of "Black Robe", you will go crazy with this article. Superpowers are the background, and what really keeps people awake are those who make choices in the dark. I just finished reading the fourth chapter and am now calming down. Don't ask me why, read it yourself.

"Joshua's Redemption" pays tribute to "The Shawshank Redemption" - the warden opens the Bible to the page "Exodus", and the book of Joshua is on the next page. The author set the prison on the sea, and the tides flooded the lower part regularly. Every time I read it, I am reminded of the tidal prison in "Operation Delta". It's so hardcore that it makes me, an old player, blind. Four words: perfect details. Cons: The connection between Humphreys' line and the rest of the story is too weak.

The shortcomings still exist. "Humphreys" lacks connection with the entire world view. It feels like it only portrays the character of Numei, with only a few words mentioning the relationship with the Prometheus project. "Prometheus" has a slow pace, and "Joshua" prefers to show off skills rather than advance the main story. However, the flaws do not hide the merits. I give it five stars and look forward to the follow-up works.

The boy with golden eyes lived in the darkness for eight years. Finally, he bled dry for the girl he had known for a few days and said, "Watch the flowers bloom for me." How could there be such a person! Author, you'd better give me a follow-up, otherwise I won't be able to sleep.

The first time I saw the male and female protagonists having the same name, I thought it was some kind of "long-lost brother and sister" or "past and present life" routine, but the author told me: No, they have the same name. I:? ? ? Later I realized that they had the same name because they were the same person split in half, one for the brain and the other for the body. Okay, you win.

"Joshua", I know you want to pay homage to "Shawshank", but Joshua is the last chapter of Exodus. This Easter egg is buried too deep, and not everyone will read the Bible. The fourth story about Hanami and Feng Yue may be your best work so far. The ending is nothing at all, just a pure sword! Please keep writing, you owe me an explanation.

The first three chapters have uneven pacing. "Humphreys" is isolated from the world view, the first few chapters of "Prometheus" are like instruction manuals, and "Joshua" has too much of a show-off feel. But the Hanami chapter contained all the emotions and made up for the previous shortcomings. The author is still growing, but the direction is right. Out of five stars, Hanami is worth two and a half stars, and the rest add up to two and a half stars. I hope the author can maintain this level in the future

Five stars for it, the setting is novel, the core of mythology and science fiction are well combined, the author is careful, the story has a full atmosphere, keep up the good work!

The story is written combining mythology and science fiction. The various elements of suspenseful espionage are full of atmosphere. Very good, very innovative. I stay up late. Finished reading.

This book is quite exciting and very beautiful! The author's writing style is gorgeous and delicate, and he narrates the thrilling and exciting story. The plot is explosive but not losing logic. The characters are well-drawn and three-dimensional, and the IQs of all the members are online. From the first sight, I was deeply involved in it and couldn't bear to put it down. I gained a lot from reading it in a few hours. I will continue to read it. Highly recommended!

Complete worldview and full of details

I wanted to sleep at first, but I couldn't fall asleep until I finished reading this book. It was so addictive that I felt like I still had more to read. That's what good books are like.

The setting is novel, I have never seen the same plot before

Dark, precise, and powerful. Superpowers are just a cover, and it writes about the fragility of human nature and the unbearable trust. Falling plum blossoms will scar a lifetime, and flowers will bloom in exchange for their lives.

Digging out treasures, great article, strong Amway

This work outlines the subtleties of human nature with delicate brushstrokes. The plot is ups and downs and has long implications. It is both shocking and thought-provoking, and is worthy of careful reading.

I couldn't get out of it after watching it for a long time. Recommended. The conflicts are increasing layer by layer. The more I watch, the more I burn.