Die on Mars

When I read this book, I remembered that there is a concept in physics called entropy. Entropy means chaos. The textbook definition of biology is a highly ordered self-organizing molecular system. Entropy is increasing all the time, and the exquisiteness or weirdness of life cannot delay any time at the leisurely and unhurried pace of the god of death called entropy. The end of life is destruction, there is nothing we can do about it┐(─__─)┌. No matter how much we argue, no matter how much we desire, no matter how much we prolong, no matter how much we rack our brains to think, no matter how hard we go to action, it is like a function with a limited domain in the Cartesian coordinate system. No matter how we fly up and down, coldly, it is restricted to that corner. Human abilities are limited, and human meaning is absurd. So, JOJO, I am no longer a human being. Just kidding. As a wonderful creature, the survival significance and purpose of the terrifying erect ape have been discussed in an in-depth and simple way by many experts. But for this book, the most suitable one is the myth of Sisyphus that appears in the work. The image of Sisyphus with his whole body pushing a boulder to the top of the mountain is very suitable to summarize the old cats Maidong and Tang Yue on Mars. The prospect of survival is slim, and the efforts to survive are in vain. But this kind of struggle makes it more tense. This book is really difficult to write. There is no villain and not many supporting characters. The plot relies entirely on the confrontation with the environment. But I also think this plot is strangely real. In the past, the most primitive people fought against the harsh environment around them. Now the technologically advanced astronaut Tang Yue fights against the bad environment around him. This kind of confrontation, I think, I think, gives this story a very wonderful feeling, which is similar to but different from the grand sense of space opera based on ancient epics. This is the feeling of a legendary story of primitive people's survival. It is not as big as the stage, but it is better than the microscopic twists and turns. I talked some random things but still didn't say what I wanted to say. Fan (눈_눈) Tang Yue has been resisting, from the disappearance of the earth, to the lack of supplies, sending supplies to Ophiopogon japonicus, an asteroid hitting Mars, lack of vitamins to grow tomatoes, the disappearance of the old cat, and the crash of Ophiopogon japonicus. . . He tried his best every time (even if it was naming the asteroid). He may know that his efforts will be in vain in the end. So what if he survives? Human civilization has been destroyed, and their ending is obvious. But Tang Yue decided to do it. This was contempt, and there was no fate that could not be overcome by contempt. People also call this contempt courage and responsibility, the few advantages of the terrifying erectus. I understand that the theme of the novel is resistance, Sisyphean resistance. In the end, this feeling was especially strong when Tang Yue went to find the aliens, a letter that was so absurd that it was not consistent with common sense, an illusory hope, and a journey that was not far away but difficult. Die on Mars, die on Mars, die on Mars, so what? The beginning talks about heat death, which is the inevitable end of the physical world, but life can still dance crazily between two points. Although the ending is clearly arranged, Tang Yue's old cat Maidong is still living hard today, diligently pushing the boulder that will eventually roll down the mountain. No reason, because the struggle itself is enough to enrich the human soul. We should imagine that the naked man Tang Yue and the old cat eating canned food at Kunlun Station and Miss Ophiopogon japonicus in the sky are happy. I am a scumbag quasi-college student, so please forgive me if I write in a mess and don't express my feelings. My level is limited and my vision is not high, but I really like this book. I may have problems understanding the plot and theme, so please share your views on this book. Thank you. PS. Please tell me the author of the extra story

I read it all day and night and finally finished it. It feels like "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" + "The Martian" So, this is a good science fiction book that can be adapted into a movie. 1First of all, the ending is Happy Ending Although many people think that this book should be finished before the final chapter, I still think this ending is the best ending. Refutation is invalid. The author obviously has the tone of writing Bad Ending. Maybe he chose this ending under the strong request (threat🐶) of the readers. ps: In fact, according to the author's tone, BE is actually the most suitable. Pretending to be a dividing line... In fact, the disappearance of the earth is already very "science fiction" So there is nothing wrong with the earth coming back, right? Some people say that it was over when the space capsule crashed And some people say that it was over before the final chapter Of course, this ending cannot be said to be satisfactory to everyone, at least everyone is happy. 2According to the ending of be, it is indeed possible for Lao Mao to forge envelopes to keep Tang Yue alive. After all, he is a robot, and all his programs are designed to serve human beings, including his thinking. To be honest, I was really going crazy when I saw this, because it was so attractive at the end. I wanted to know the truth, but I was afraid it would unfold in ways I didn't want. I endured it and looked down, and finally ... The spaceship! This is a turning point. After a long sigh of relief, I can finally pass this ending. Emma my little heart. In fact, there is a problem if I write it like this. Witnessing the efforts of these Three Hundred and Forty-Two Days and the things between that girl and Tang Yue, I think Mr. Cat must also know that Tang Yue will not survive alone. So it was impossible to write it like this in the first place. It's my own YY. Of course, that's what the author wants to do 🔪, right? 3I saw some people saying it was a brain in a vat, which obviously makes sense. After all, restoring an earth is a bit of a myth. Of course, it is also possible that we cannot understand alien civilizations. From a science fiction perspective, the brain in a vat is actually the most reasonable and appropriate. But I think it should be impossible, so I reject it. A book friend put it well, what is the significance of alien civilization doing this? A book friend said that the most unreasonable explanation is the best ending Another book friend replied like this: It is reasonable to change the angle. If the entire higher civilization does not want to compensate, there is no need to send you a notice. Don't we also protect wild animals? People have their own rules and regulations. Converting farmland to forests is nothing. I think it makes sense. Finally, I will die, In the night when the stars shine, please bury me. Finished with flowers🌸

After reading it, I still have more to say. I have seen the best science fiction in Qidian, bar none! In fact, since the death of Miss Maidong, every chapter can be regarded as an ending. Maybe the letter was just the old cat's comfort. Maybe what the old cat saw when he looked up on the way out was "refraction of light" instead of an alien spacecraft. Maybe Tang Yue fell down on the snowy journey to find the space court and never woke up. Maybe... The author gave the most acceptable ending for readers, but in fact the choice is in our hands. We can choose whatever ending we are willing to accept. This ending is still open... Finally, I'm sorry that such a masterpiece can only be fully booked. Don't even think about recommending monthly tickets. It's killing me! ! ! But I must buy the physical book. If I have the opportunity to go to Shanghai this year, the most difficult thing for me to accept when reading on my mobile phone is that in this chapter, some are purely disgusting, and some are slanderous and force you to read it.

I will eventually die... I am a reader who read it in one go, bought the physical book, deleted the starting point, and came back the next day to post a review. I really admire those readers who follow up. Before the story ends, readers are like waiting for the ending of the last two people and a cat on Mars on the disappeared earth. We can predict the ending, but every reader who reads to the end chooses hope. The end of mankind has always been an enduring topic in science fiction. There is not much discussion or character description on the macro level of the human race in this book, but what the author expresses through the three characters is shocking, grand and full of life. I have read a lot. It is a science fiction work, but I never thought that when the demise of mankind truly becomes irreversible, and when it comes to the life and death of two people, it can also become a tragic but not despairing epic - the grand narrative of nothingness and desolation brought about by the demise of mankind is merged with the struggle against boundless pain in life. This is a good story, no matter which ending it is. I know that there is an almost 100% chance that the story will end in tragedy, but I believe that there is always a time and space where the goddess of fate rolls six points. For me personally, the preciousness of hope lies not in its realization, but in its existence itself. Maybe I won't read this book again in a short time. I'll take some time to excerpt it when the physical book arrives.

The deus ex machina at the end does not affect the compact and full narrative of the rest of the book. It is worth recommending.

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It is a really good general book, and it is one of the few excellent science fiction works from Qidian. It is a pity that many people are still addicted to mindless novels and cannot stand it. If you are still struggling with happy ending and enjoyment after reading the book for so long, I can only say that you have read it in vain, and I have not seen many classics that are in HD. In addition, for those bullies, I can only say that what you said is right👍. Just be happy, great writers and great scientists.

I finally finished watching it at 6am in one sitting, three years late. I still think it should crash in the space station at the end. Emotionally speaking, I hope the space station can hold on and Maidong can watch the last glory of the space station with Tang Yue and old cat in Kunlun. However, the two of them will die in the end, and the time between this point and the galaxy is only a blink. In this part of the story, they are destined to die. For the sake of the super expansion that everyone can experience, I will accept it as a fanfic. In retrospect, I still like what everyone said in this chapter: It's very romantic.

I never imagined that the book I would open at Qidian one day would look like this. There is no doubt that this is a good book. To be fair, I think the ending is really abrupt and can even be called a failure, but I have to admit that this ending is the only consolation of this book. Perhaps because I am used to the drama of novels, I always look forward to the one in 10,000 chance that will happen. This expectation even makes me feel that the one in 10,000 chance will happen 100% of the time. Facts have proved that one in ten thousand is really one in ten thousand. Even if Tang Yue is the last man in the universe, nothing will change. There is always someone who is the last man. There is always an angle that proves that you are the only one in the universe. This is not special. But it is such powerlessness and despair that can reflect the tension of life I voted out all the remaining monthly recommendation votes. I would like to thank the author for giving me a short but extraordinary experience.

I've been a bookworm for nearly ten years, but this is the most humane hard science fiction film about the universe that I have ever seen, bar none.

A relatively big BUG. At the beginning of the novel, it is mentioned that Maidong temporarily decided to stay and wait for others, but how could he only leave a week's worth of supplies? As mentioned earlier, the male protagonist still has scientific research tasks under normal circumstances. As written in the article, the male protagonist provided supply support to the female protagonist Ophiopogon japonicus on the second day after the disaster, which was barely enough to catch up. In a normal schedule, the male mainly completes scientific research and also needs to complete the supply loading of the rocket during its return journey. The time should be about the same. The heroine Maidong takes a week's supplies and waits for death? This has made me doubt the so-called hard science popularization mentioned by the author. The logic is not smooth, so there is no science popularization. The second small problem is that Laomao's artificial intelligence performance is no longer a creation of the 21st century, but the return spacecraft is a technology that can be touched within thirty years. Although it is necessary for the plot, it is outrageous.

Fully ordered. It was recommended to me in a reading group one night. The humorous style of the first few pictures attracted me. On the fifth day of reading, I vaguely guessed that this might be a sad story. But the author's writing skills are very good. I finished reading it in two days, each time at night, because it was better to secretly wipe my tears at night and no one interrupted my mood. Maidong is really a good and resolute girl. She is beautiful and well-educated. I love her so much. Tang Yue is also a great guy, he is a man. I love you, old cat (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. Although the plot moves towards despair step by step, the fire of humanity is still bright. The most important thing is the ending. In fact, after reading it and thinking about it carefully, I feel that it is better to be shot to death by the readers. The poignant ending and the endless galaxy may be more in line with my sad mood at the time. But I also like the HD ending. I hope Tang Yue and Maidong can have a boy and a girl, and Lao Mao can visit the children. I remember he said he was very good at it. It is recommended to train into a scientist hahaha. Try to get back the wrongs her parents suffered. It's always like this when reading a good novel. I feel like I can't recover from the life I've experienced after closing the book. Thanks to Tang Yue, an old cat of Ophiopogon japonicus, for spending two nights with me. Thanks to the author for his work, the physical version will definitely be supported.

The setting and background of the book are very detailed, but I don't recommend reading it because the author doesn't know how to write a story. I've been reading Qidian for ten years, and this is the first book review post I've ever posted, just to let newcomers know not to fall into this trap. The author's logic in writing a book is to rely on continuous low-probability events and non-stop accidents to advance the plot. There is no logic and rhythm, and the story is written by constantly forcing low-point plots. Let's count the major events in the book up to now. First, the launch of the spaceship to save the heroine almost failed, then the temperature control of Kunlun Station was broken, then there were meteorites, and now the forced bombing of the space station. Which one does not rely on inexplicable low-probability events to advance the plot, and which one does not have a logic behind the plot that is forced to cause problems because there is no earth and therefore no reference? I don't understand. If you don't know how to write, then don't write. Don't disgust readers. Something even worse is coming. If you tell the truth, you will be reported. Hahahahahaha. If you are not convinced and think there is something wrong, just comment. The truth becomes clearer with more arguments

Booked it all, read it all, and was in a panic. Although I really hope to have a he, but this one. . False truth? But it only made me feel sadder. . After reading the whole book in one afternoon, I felt like I was reading Shao Zhong. But the description of despair is more realistic, and it really makes me heartbroken. When I was reading, there was a chapter about adjustments. After reading it and thinking about it, I just felt a sore nose. I always thought I wanted to read this kind of book, but when I actually read it, I discovered that I was actually Ye Gong Haolong. According to the rhythm of the whole article, total annihilation may be the most logical, and that's it. Instead of being falsely true, it would be better that I have never read this book at all.

This book has the potential to be adapted into a movie

I suddenly discovered one thing. This book can end at any time, because there are many possible reasons, or it can keep writing, because miracles are created by people.

，，，，，，😭😭😭😭，，！ ! ! (Requesting a book in the name of writing a book review🐶)

Maidong reminds me of a person, the heroine in "Bring Her Eyes" and the navigator of Sunset Six. "... The last supplementary suggestion you sent has been received. From now on, I will work hard according to the entire research plan. In the future, maybe a few generations later, there may be a geocentric spacecraft that finds the Sunset 6 and docks with it. Someone will enter here again. I hope that the information I left behind will be It will be useful. Please rest assured that I will arrange my life here. I no longer feel narrow and closed. The whole world surrounds me. I can see the prairie above when I close my eyes, and I can clearly see every little flower I named. "

Classic Quotations: Old Cat: What words need to wait ten thousand years. Tang Yue: For example... Don't wait for me anymore.

I'm so depressed, it's so difficult. The finale feels like a final vision of death.

The book is really good, but its shortcomings are equally obvious as its advantages. The continuous ups and downs of the plot can easily cause fatigue. It feels very much like a person's consciousness plot

It's hard to calm down. It's hard to read a chapter, and it's even harder not to read it. The ending is, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, okay, I'll order it all after reading it three times. It's one of the few good books I can find.

How should I put it, I have read a lot of science fiction novels. There are long and short ones, but none of them are more heart-wrenching than this one 😫 I haven't dared to read it since I saw the explosion of the space station for two months 😥 I have been more interested in science fiction in the past two days, so I mustered up the courage to read it. There were times in the middle that I really wanted to give the author a razor blade 😆 Especially the part about Ophiopogon japonicus crashing 🔪 😡 But I was eating it just now When I saw the old cat touching the ladder, I immediately spit out a dumpling 👍 I finally saw the feeling of hope 🌹 Although the old cat also sacrificed 💔 The ending is still very good. If this plot is made into a movie, it will definitely be fun to watch. I am very grateful to read such a good novel 🙏 Monthly recommendation votes go up. If I don't reward such a good work, I'm sorry.

This is a very interesting and hard-core science fiction work. The author uses professional knowledge to tell the story of two humans and a robot cat trying to survive after the earth disappears. The scene of the whole work is very small, switching between the Mars base and the space station, but it writes very delicate feelings, the loneliness and helplessness of being alone in the universe, and the despair of knowing that you will die in the future. These are expressed through witty words, which appear humorous and tragic.

I was so shocked when I first read it that I turned to pirated copies after reading the free chapters. After reading it for 5 hours, I finally bought the physical book and finished it (and now I have fully ordered it). I want to say, please don't miss this good book. The author writes about loneliness vividly with only three characters and limited scenes. Behind the gags, there is a lot of loneliness, and the tone of despair and sadness makes people smile, but makes the readers feel depressed when they think about it carefully. The author has profound writing skills and accurately grasps the balance between the two, and the poem at the end is the finishing touch. The silent and vast space, the desolate and "narrow" Mars, the two form a clever unity of opposites. One person is sitting in the vast starry sky but cannot move even an inch, and the other person is the same even though he is in the "small" Mars. The two are separated by heaven and earth, but they are able to meet each other. This dramatic plot makes people feel the impermanence of life and the sadness of loneliness. This is a very in-depth novel. There is the question of "What does it mean to be a human being?", There is the contempt of those in high positions for those in low positions, and there is also the confusion and loneliness of people who have lost their hometown. I have mixed feelings after listening to Sacred Play Secret Place today, and I can't help but write this book review.

I feel like there are a lot of golden quotes in the book. Let's leave a message and see which ones you like. I'll go first! "I know you want to save her. This is the human empathy and morality rooted in your heart, but Tang Yue, from the moment the earth disappears... You are no longer human. "

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I am a medical student, studying clinical medicine. There are four brothers in our dormitory, and three of them are reading the book you wrote. We all hope that Ophiopogon japonicus can survive. Of course, if the author kills Maidong, there is nothing we can do. But I remember that there was a senior student in our school who was dumped by her boyfriend and stabbed her boyfriend 17 times. The result was judged to be a minor injury. So author, do you understand?

Author nb! ! !

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