I especially like Liu Cixin's science fiction novels, which feel refreshing to me. I don't really like the love stories between artificial intelligence and humans, reflections on human nature, and other human emotions in the science fiction background. I hope there will be hard science fiction works.
Wang Jinkang, Jiang Bo, and Baoshu, although I can't say they can match Da Liu, they are still at the top level in the country, not to mention that there is a hard book in the end.
Wang Jinkang, Jiang Bo, and Baoshu, although I can't say they can match Da Liu, they are still at the top level in the country, not to mention that there is a hard book in the end.
Wang Jinkang, Jiang Bo, and Baoshu, although I can't say they can match Da Liu, they are still at the top level in the country, not to mention that there is a hard book in the end.
Wang Jinkang, Jiang Bo, and Baoshu, although I can't say they can match Da Liu, they are still at the top level in the country, not to mention that there is a hard book in the end.
Wang Jinkang, Jiang Bo, and Baoshu, although I can't say they can match Da Liu, they are still at the top level in the country, not to mention that there is a hard book in the end.
Wang Jinkang, Jiang Bo, and Baoshu, although I can't say they can match Da Liu, they are still at the top level in the country, not to mention that there is a hard book in the end.
The author is a senior scientist in a scientific research position. He has always lamented that Liu Cixin's future hard science fiction works are too scarce, and he can't help but try to create them. Scientists are also human beings, but traditional science fiction is often relatively cold in terms of emotions. "The Origin of Pain" is a hard science fiction novel with a new perspective, but still contains sweet and loyal first love. It is suitable for both men and women. It is not long, refuses to be procrastinated, and has a sense of reality. The classic chapter is Chapter 13: One person has a thousand faces. "The first year of artificial intelligence? You are not talking about the graphics card bubble in history, are you? Before the birth of pain-sensing programs, humans once thought they had developed artificial intelligence. From now on, it is just a search engine and data analyzer that burns graphics cards. It is not silicon-based intelligence that has evolved independently at all."
Yihai strongly recommends a very good book. Compared with the Three-Body Problem, Nantianmen Project feels a bit lame. Super New Era uses a child's perspective to describe individuals, societies and countries, which is very meaningful.
Yihai strongly recommends a very good book. Compared with the Three-Body Problem, Nantianmen Project feels a bit lame. Super New Era uses a child's perspective to describe individuals, societies and countries, which is very meaningful.
Yihai strongly recommends a very good book. Compared with the Three-Body Problem, Nantianmen Project feels a bit lame. Super New Era uses a child's perspective to describe individuals, societies and countries, which is very meaningful.
Yihai strongly recommends a very good book. Compared with the Three-Body Problem, Nantianmen Project feels a bit lame. Super New Era uses a child's perspective to describe individuals, societies and countries, which is very meaningful.
The same is impossible. This book is somewhat similar to The Three-Body Problem. The civilizations in the book are just a few tenths of a level away from each other and they are crushed. The protagonist's IQ is online throughout the whole process, and a small battle of wits makes a big difference. The setting is also very rigorous. When you encounter abstract knowledge and concepts, the author will explain it to you in detail for fear that you will not understand it. It is a solid science fiction. After reading this book, you can have a talk with cutting-edge physicists.
This book draws on The Three-Body Problem + The Supernova Era + Liu Cixin's many short stories. It also draws on many foreign science fiction novels. Everyone is welcome to support it.
People write science fiction based on the Three-Body Problem. This book is completely science fiction that opens up beyond the Three-Body Problem. No, it shouldn't be called science fiction. This is a fucking realistic prediction of the future.
The first book is quite good, although it is not as good as Da Liu's writing style, but it is also well-written, especially the plot design is very good; the second book is more literary, and is a collection of many short science fiction stories, which Da Liu recommended; the third book is the only one that is not serious in the book written by Da Liu, haha, the contrast is too big, Da Liu himself ruined the character; the fourth book is a collection written by Da Liu, it is pressed together, it does not occupy the space on the bookshelf, it is considerate and sensible.
The first book is quite good, although it is not as good as Da Liu's writing style, but it is also well-written, especially the plot design is very good; the second book is more literary, and is a collection of many short science fiction stories, which Da Liu recommended; the third book is the only one that is not serious in the book written by Da Liu, haha, the contrast is too big, Da Liu himself ruined the character; the fourth book is a collection written by Da Liu, it is pressed together, it does not occupy the space on the bookshelf, it is considerate and sensible.
The first book is quite good, although it is not as good as Da Liu's writing style, but it is also well-written, especially the plot design is very good; the second book is more literary, and is a collection of many short science fiction stories, which Da Liu recommended; the third book is the only one that is not serious in the book written by Da Liu, haha, the contrast is too big, Da Liu himself ruined the character; the fourth book is a collection written by Da Liu, it is pressed together, it does not occupy the space on the bookshelf, it is considerate and sensible.
The content is very rich and the concept is very bold! It's truly a unique science fiction novel! The author is still making major changes. Friends who like science fiction are really worth reading!
The Queqiao Project: Through quantum entanglement and wormholes, find an enemy from the destroyed inner world and save the outer world. The Queqiao Project attempts to save the outside world by completely destroying the inner world, but what the National Virtual History Museum does not know is that due to quantum entanglement, the two parallel universes will either be saved together or destroyed together. The big enemy is the protagonist. Although he was given a task, he insisted on pursuing freedom. As a result, he was abandoned by the plan and became an abandoned son of the plan. Almost all abilities and privileges have been lost. But in the end, through the efforts of the protagonist, the world was indirectly saved, and the conspiracy of the National Virtual History Museum behind the plan was shattered.
I particularly like Liu Cixin. Although the fifth part is a fan of "The Three-Body Problem", it is not bad. The third and fourth parts can also be watched.
I particularly like Liu Cixin. Although the fifth part is a fan of "The Three-Body Problem", it is not bad. The third and fourth parts can also be watched.
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Western
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