
The Wandering Planet That Can Transmigrate
会穿越的流浪星球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
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(Long review warning) Authors, please take note!!!
So far, it's alright, but the protagonist's role is a major concern, as can be seen in the comments section. Some want the protagonist to be a dictator to make things easier, some want it to go down the dark path, and many share my view: the "unified government" is also a protagonist, and it should play a greater role. The protagonist is **of course** very important.
It feels like the protagonist of this book is slowly killing the Wandering Earth civilization, sacrificing its future.
I feel this book has lost some of its prestige. For a faction to have any class, how can the protagonist constantly get involved in beating people up? Doing all the dirty work yourself, how pathetic... This kind of book should reduce the protagonist's presence a bit and add a few more original protagonists. It feels a bit petty now, lacking grandeur.
It is a scientific attitude and advanced concepts that look down on outdated and corrupt ways of thinking, not on the methods of acquiring power. Therefore, it is science that looks down on ignorance, not science fiction that looks down on fantasy.
Those who think science is flawed are often simply ignorant themselves. Science is always about proof and the process of proof, even if the matter seems very simple. For example, the famous question—why does 1 + 1 equal...? Without understanding the principles, simply copying what you see is like a monkey learning to pull the trigger of an AK47 without knowing the underlying principles.
Books written purely to capitalize on current trends are not recommended for Liu Cixin fans or those with a penchant for science fiction or physics. (Those who understand sociology can leave now.) The essence of this book is simply a different kind of overpowered male protagonist; it has nothing to do with the Wandering Earth or the struggles of civilization. It's just a group of things with a different name but completely different content.
As long as you don't abandon the project, and continue writing according to your current main plot or outline, and as long as the overall structure isn't bad, I'll keep reading. Once it's published, I'll subscribe and read it too. Keep it up! Update soon!
The more I watch, the more I feel Marvel is being petty. You're talking about a cosmic-scale war? Why would they need so many random troops to destroy a civilization like Earth? The Three-Body Problem is much more exciting; they leveled an entire star system in no time.
Initially, I read this novel as science fiction, but the more I read, the more something felt off. The beginning was a bit of a letdown, like the awkward naming of the sword. But since it was just the beginning, I kept reading, though the overall impression was just so-so. Then I changed my perspective and started reading it as fantasy. Wow!
The Wandering Earth is considered quite hardcore, but the first Avatar world exposed the author's lack of common sense. Superconductors are used for burning? What are superconductors? They are the best conductors, a revolution in materials science, and the best material for chips, maglev trains, and electromagnetic railguns. And the author used them as fuel? That's utterly ridiculous!
The Wandering Earth in this novel is heading towards destruction; its core is the protagonist, not Earth's civilization. Regardless of whether it's Earth's civilization or anything else—gods or machines—the novel is fundamentally about the protagonist. Other civilizations play no role in driving the story forward; he's on a path to godhood, not civilization itself.
I've noticed a recurring problem with the author's battle scenes: they consistently portray their side as incredibly weak, on the verge of defeat, only to have them suddenly become incredibly powerful, crushing the seemingly invincible enemy shortly afterward. I've seen this trope repeated several times in a row.