(All handmade, no AI, no System, no formulas, not a wish-fulfillment story)
"You're telling me that 200 years from now, a man named Einstein will overturn my three laws of mechanics?"
"And there's a man named Heisenberg who's even crazier than Einstein?"
"Wait, so this is Schrodinger's cat?"
Newton stared at the equations for relativity and quantum mechanics I'd written for him, lost in thought.
"So what do you want me to do?"
"Human civilization will end 800 years from now. They say only understanding Newton's fourth law can save humanity."
Newton laughed.
"When did I discover Newton's fourth law?"
"So hurry up and figure it out. I'm waiting!"
"There's not much time left for me or humanity."
Yes, it's really good-looking, with a sense of immersion, and it suits me very well (risk of being fished, contrast with boss, means of comfort), but the progress of the main plot is too slow, and I haven't seen Newton in the introduction, but if it is brain-burning enough (high quality), it can make up for it.
The subject matter of this book is relatively new, and it shows a unique charm in the author's writing. The beginning is full of mystery and fascinating. I just don't know when I can see the plot that appears in the introduction, so I'm just looking forward to it. Big cheers for the author.
Tomato's own genius club
First of all, it is a normal book title that is not often seen in Tomato. Secondly, the suspense at the beginning is very good. And so far, I have not seen any obvious poisonous spots. Let's take a look first.
I think it's quite interesting. Let's give it a five-star review first.
The writing is of good quality and has great ideas, but this kind of non-novice writing has no audience at all. In tomatoes.
It really surprised me that Tomato has this book. Although I can't say it's very good, but after watching classic themes such as urban superpowers for a long time, it's not bad to watch this one 😄
The settings are quite interesting.
So far, it looks pretty good. Although there are some shadows of the book, it is more comfortable to read like this. I hope I can continue to maintain it.
Come on, come on, come on