Reborn: Earth's Downfall

Although dark, it is very realistic. The subject matter is very novel!

I've finished reading it. Overall, I like the idea and development of the characters and the details, but the ending is really too rushed, and I'd rather add superfluous information. There are many details worthy of expansion and consideration. For example, theoretically speaking, it is absolutely impossible for two races with such huge differences in appearance to live in peace, because they will instinctively treat each other as aliens. Also, the heroine's research speed is so fast that even the top scientists in the world may not be able to reach her research speed. And just over a hundred years later, Chinese characters have been lost and it is impossible to wait. The parts that can be further expanded include the aliens' original planet form, the reasons for coming to the earth, their social structure and physical weaknesses, other resistance organizations, human beings' own internal struggles, etc. I feel that if it can be written in detail, it will definitely be a wonderful novel.

I feel like something is missing, so I drive high and go low.

I've finished reading. There's still an exam tomorrow. Personally, I feel that the humans in captivity in the article are completely slaves + food reserves rather than pets. In addition, due to the technological differences between humans and aliens, it is only a matter of time before they are destroyed. And where do the raw materials for the military weapons that humans are huddled in the desert come from? It has been more than a hundred years, and it must be used up no matter what.

I feel like the ending is a bit bad. It would be better if I wrote it longer and could study bacteria.

I like it very much, ending one,

You see, this is what the upper levels are like

You see, this is what the upper levels are like

It's a very good article. The heroine is really powerful. The second ending progresses too fast. There will be peace in the end, but it should be done after several wars break out. It will also take a long time to integrate the races. The only pity is that except for the heroine, the other characters are a bit blurry, but there is an emotion between the lines that attracts me. Suddenly I had an idea, what would the future be like if the invasion was not aliens, but the evolution of species on the earth? . . . No solution

I stayed up late and finally finished reading it. I always felt that the ending was a bit rushed and left much to be desired.