Five Hundred Years of Time Stop
时停五百年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 984k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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To be honest, the author of this book has worked very hard. I read it before it was published. This kind of subject matter requires a lot of writing skills and imagination. Honestly, even many platinum-level authors would be disappointed, and this kind of subject matter is rarely written; it's just that the author has set a precedent for us.
What if God froze time in the world, leaving only himself behind? I've had this thought before, wondering how I would live in a world where a moment becomes eternity. Every time I think about it, tears well up in my eyes. Although I'm not alone in this world, I'm the only one aware of my own existence, and even if I have so much to say, there's no one to share it with.
I just wanted to say something.
In book reviews, I often see people saying things like: I can't read it anymore, this book is terrible, I'm giving up on it, and so on. Honestly, it's quite an achievement to have written a book like this. Please think about it objectively. This kind of book, with its focus on time travel, isn't a very popular or mainstream theme. There aren't many things you can learn from it.
Whether it's a game or not makes no difference.
A player's game, humanity's apocalypse, and the world's rebirth. The fusion of the new and old worlds. Conflict between the child sent from another world and the native inhabitants. Conflict between reborn human NPCs and the player. For someone living a lonely life, being an observer and part-time mentor is a good option. I may appear silent, but I have witnessed the wonders of the world. As for the laws of nature, they should just be freed from the player's control.
There are two possibilities. One is that the protagonist returns to the city 500 years later, remaining hidden and unassuming, pretending to be weak while secretly surviving. The most disgusting possibility is that the author, for the sake of balance, forces others to quickly catch up to the protagonist who has developed over 500 years.
A worldview where time stops for 500 years
1. How much bigger did the Earth become? Taking the central continent as an example, it would take 10 years to travel from the north to the central mountains and still not reach the destination. Assuming a person walks 5 kilometers per hour, 6 hours a day, and 30 kilometers a day, they would have traveled 109,500 kilometers in 10 years.
It's a real shame that they played such a good hand so badly.
I followed this novel in high school, before it was published. I was amazed by the imaginative ideas before the time stop. Some of the descriptions were very vivid, such as "Are you making things difficult for me, Fat Tiger?" And "Are you the only fish in this sea?" And the crazy old demon ant. They all made me laugh. This book doesn't need strong logic, because the author is essentially a god.
This program is sponsored by "Five Hundred Years More Still Makes No Difference". The supposedly satisfying beginning of a wish-fulfillment novel has been twisted by a clichéd mindset into witnessing a loser's 500-year reign. While it has the outward appearance of a wish-fulfillment story, it's forced to depict arduous struggle, a desperate fight for survival, and a constant battle of wits and…
500 Years is too long. Long enough to forget family, language, identity, thoughts, and oneself. Living alone for 500 years would basically cause a person's skills to atrophy completely. Setting it to 5 or 10 years would be more reasonable. Moreover, writing about 500 years of experience in detail would be tedious, while writing it briefly would be disjointed. Besides, they're all gods; would it really take 500 years to modify a map?