Genesis

Li Zimu is the last man on earth and the god of the new civilization. After reading the whole book, I feel that the protagonist Li Zimu is very lonely, an inhuman loneliness, because he is pursuing the phantom of the past civilization, and the new civilization is also built on the ruins of the past civilization. As the last remnant of a bygone civilization, all Li Zimu saw were the remains of the past. The past he was familiar with was all dead, including the turtles he raised, the fish he fed, and the trees he planted. As the god who created the new civilization, the Telta people respected him, believed in him, pursued him, hated him, doubted him, and so on, but they were never on the same level of life as him. Even if they could talk, they could never understand each other. Even the system that once served as a golden finger has no sense of existence in the main text. Instead, it is the culprit that helped Li Zimu hang on to his consciousness for so many years and allowed him to feel all the pain clearly. At this stage in the article, he is indeed as he feels, no longer human, so the statement "the last man in the world" is not correct, because those who survive can no longer be called human. So I think he is very lonely. I think this loneliness is very scary. What is even more scary is that he is not hurt by it, this feeling of inhumanity. Fortunately, at the end of the novel, he finally found his way to the past civilization and was able to "put an end to his obsession." In fact, I still really want to watch the related extras! The last man or god in the world can finally go to the lost civilization through unremitting efforts. Whether it is to prevent the end of the world or to watch everything repeat, it is actually quite interesting. The second is about the Teltar civilization. Most of the article is about the rise and fall of the Teltar civilization through several generations of kings, as well as the belief, fear and pursuit of gods in the new civilization. In fact, at first I thought that there would be more than just one civilization in the world, Teltar. One civilization would die, another would rise, or multiple different civilizations would develop together at the same time, and finally conflicts would break out over competition for resources. These are very interesting feelings! However, the Telta civilization seems to meet the above expectations. As a civilization born on a tortoise shell, it enjoys the legacy of the previous civilization. As a developing civilization, it inevitably becomes larger and more complex. As a result, many conflicts and wars over power and resources broke out, and countless wonderful stories were written. In the Telta civilization, what impressed me most was the generation of King Kimberly and the historical recorders represented by scholars. When Kimberly first appeared, Telta was born and lived in long days and nights. An ordinary night could cause this fragile new civilization to be in turmoil, causing countless casualties and even requiring tribesmen to actively become food to ensure the survival of the remaining tribesmen. But this time seems to be the purest time for Telta. Everyone works together to survive the civilization. Even Hobo, who later left the group, originally wanted to make Telta better. At this time, the Telta civilization also had the deepest connection with Li Zimu. He helped Telta have more land, water and food, gave them blood to grow, and watched this small turtle shell civilization become more and more powerful. Until Kimberly sacrificed herself and transformed into Jianmu in order to provide food for the tribe, the branches even touched the top of the turtle shell - but in Li Zimu's eyes, it was just a small plant. I still remember how much Kimberly initially wanted to be recognized by God and want to go to God, but in the end, in order to fulfill his responsibilities as a king, he became Jianmu forever and his consciousness dissipated. I feel sorry for him, but I think he should never regret it. God is his belief, but taking responsibility is the way for man. The scholar had no name from the time he appeared until his death, but the title of scholar suited him very well. Throughout his life, he recorded the history of Tel Tower and passed on this spirit. I remember those stone walls engraved with history, from the first night together to the subsequent division of the ethnic groups, and then to the bloody fighting. That is the proof of Telta's journey. I remember that the disciples of the scholar were not afraid of the king's power and were determined not to tamper with history. I also remember that a certain generation of disciples fled with the stone wall of history, but lost the history in the river, so they cried bitterly. I still remember many characters in the book: Hobo the Fireman, who was curious about the truth of the world. He once tried to climb a cliff and was not afraid of death, but finally left the tribe because of differences with the king on the development of civilization; Yoder the God, fed the stupid primitive fish, developed the murloc tribe, killed the brutal murloc leader with his own hands, and finally went to God; the little princess Arlando saw the gods in a dream, and blew the conch to make people fall into sleep... In the development of a civilization, there are too many stories worth writing and too many people worth recording. I may forget the specific plots in the stories, but I think I will never forget the touch that reading these stories brought to me. Thanks to the author for bringing such a story.

It is a very good article. Although the ending is a bit hasty, it is still a perfect article. There is no arrogance belonging to God. The supporting characters in it also have their own beliefs, especially the people who record history. It is extraordinary. They record the history without bias and even sacrifice their lives. I don't know how to praise it. Anyway, decades later, I will still remember some fragments.

Touch the teacher and scatter flowers. I was attracted by the setting at the beginning. At that time, I was so excited that I refreshed it many times to see if there was any update. Even if I updated it intermittently, I would come back from time to time. What I mean is that the article written by the teacher is very suitable to my taste (the only three readings on hand motivate me to go to JJ every day). Looking back on this article, I still remember when I finished reading the Kimberley chapter, it wanted to serve God, and finally chose to lead its race with its head held high, with the purest characteristics of a king and the piety of believers. The kings of subsequent generations each have their own unique characteristics. Some are shy and accept it calmly, some make mistakes but are brave enough to face them, some are arrogant and cruel, and some are curious about knowledge... The development and contradictions of the race can be written in each king's tenure, although it is relatively omitted. The shaping of the blasphemer, from the initial resistance to Yod's following in the end, is an interesting transition for me. For Yod, things are really unpredictable. I think Yod is not a believer following God, it is another exploration of nature and the world (a bit of an extension of the concept of the first generation blasphemer Hoy. God is not God, He is the world, all things, everything. It is not a concept for people to serve). The characters are very impressive. For the protagonist Li Zimu of this article, the change in mentality is also reflected in the teacher's writing. He wakes up at a loss, faces alone, looks on with cold eyes, hopes to try, and makes a firm choice. Everything is traceable. At the end of this article, although Li Zimu's behavior makes people feel that the development is too confusing due to the lack of foreshadowing and clues, the psychological control is still revealed, that is, to save human civilization. I can see this in the ending, and I'm very happy about it. For me, I can understand and accept the teacher's interruptions and updates as long as it's not a bad lag (meaning that the plot is always watered down and not updated). I have read several articles intermittently. I am running for life but writing non-stop, suspending development for breakthroughs, and shifting my focus for livelihood. The teacher's approach cannot be said to be absolutely wrong (of course, it is not wrong for me. The teacher is thinking and advancing in the development of the article, and the character characteristics are also trying their best to avoid repetition. It said enough to me, so I chose to subscribe, and I am also very happy to see the teacher's story). This is my choice. I will follow the character to the end of the story. Congratulations again on the completion, and I wish you many readers of the teacher's next book!! (The above is just my personal opinion) (I feel like the writing is very streamlined, like reading comprehension... Forgive me for not being good at writing comments) (pointing fingers)

I really like this kind of theme, but it's a pity that the ending ends too abruptly.

It's so sad. Although I didn't get to see the true story of this story, this story is very, very good. It was my favorite novel in the past 2024, so no matter what, I will come back to read it from time to time after the break. It is written magnificently, and I am surrounded by history. Viewers, this perspective is very un-Jinjiang. Compared with other upgraded novels written by Dada, it is not as exciting, but it gives people a refreshing feeling. If one day, Dada wants to start a new chapter again, I will continue to support it. The trend is changing. Maybe in a few years, everyone can appreciate this type of novel again.

Oh, it's such a shame. It's really well written. I also like the book about primitive people. I feel like I could write a lot more. It's such a shame that it ends like this. I really like this type of article.

As I read this, I felt that the author was conducting a huge simulation experiment, and the speculations about society and religion were handled particularly well. But what I like most is that "god" stands on the long river of history. Unlike the ordinary sun, moon and stars as the background, I feel that the protagonist here is indeed the embodiment of civilized consciousness. The protagonist was born in civilization and wants to save his own civilization. The brave adventurers of Telta are legendary from generation to generation... A grand epic, thank you to the author for telling it.

Yoder is an interesting character, I look forward to seeing how it will develop in the future.

Or was he too kind? Those princes and princesses who failed in their struggle for power were not killed, but were kept with them to give him a knife? What a pity

Let's talk about heroes over wine, and the overlord will come from my generation. One represents my true love that will last forever!