
Tomorrow Never Came
明日未临
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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My thoughts on novels
After reading this book and other books, I discovered a trend Cultivation of immortality does not necessarily mean destroying everything, killing people and grabbing treasures Apocalypse, not necessarily zombie sieges, alien invasions Science fiction, not necessarily Star Wars, the outbreak of black technology Urban, not necessarily showing off, harem wars Internet novels do not necessarily mean low-end reading, and not only readers can tell great truths. Many stories told in novels are more thought-provoking
Qiu Ming, please answer - a summary of answers to "Why do you write tomorrow like this"
There has been a lot of smoke in the comment section of "Tomorrow" recently, which profoundly reflects the fact that human beings are essentially repeaters. Why not hand over the Transportation Commission to the state from the beginning! Where is the author's logic? Why does the sun go out? Where is the scientific nature of the setting? Why do we need to set five years? Where is the rationality of time! And—why are you still writing emotional dramas? The world is about to be destroyed. Where is the protagonist's sense of urgency! Careful readers have discovered that the above four questions can summarize all the controversial posts in this book so far. In fact, the author himself has given very clear explanations on the above issues in the book review area. It's just that there are new people every day, which I really can't explain. This post excerpts the author's reply, please listen carefully - Question: Why not hand it over to the country? Qiu Ming: Internet articles are now dancing in shackles. Readers, please understand and understand this. This book was originally banned once just because it set the background of the story in 2030 instead of 2130. Please do not force the author to make things difficult. Question: Why does the sun go out? Qiu Ming: The sun goes out is a science fiction premise. My explanation in advance is equivalent to spoiling who the murderer is in the first minute. Question: Why do we set five years? Don't you think it's too short? Qiu Ming: Five years is really not a short time. The protagonist does not need pre-research, and the technological line is clear. Furthermore, unlock nuclear fusion first, and then pick up the robot... There is really not much difference between writing for five years and writing for ten years. Question: Why not hurry up and save the world, speed up the plot, and still have the protagonist fall in love even though the world is doomed? Qiu Ming: Please think carefully about whether you can give up all entertainment and socializing in the second year of junior high, study 16 hours a day, cut off all contact with parents and friends, and concentrate on studying to become a top student. After all, there are only five years left for the college entrance examination. If you honestly say you can do it, then I'm sorry, the protagonist is just an ordinary person and he can't do it. He could not give up all social relationships after rebirth, give up the opportunity to reconnect with the wife he loved most and owed the most to in his previous life, and devote himself wholeheartedly to the illusory and great cause of saving mankind. Because the protagonist is not a saint, just like all ordinary people, you will dare to die for your daughter or wife, but you will not go through fire and water and give everything you have for a stranger thousands of miles away. The end of this book will only appear in the game, and the sun goes out. As for the plot... If you take a book that costs only 200,000 yuan and ask the author where the plot will be after hundreds of thousands or even one million yuan, the author is also very desperate. The above remarks are basically excerpted from the author's speeches in the book club and in the book review area. So please, everyone, it's not easy to find food these days. As a book fan, I feel very disappointed when I look at the increasingly bad comment section. If you have any questions in the future, please reply to this post as well! In this way, people can see it later, and the author Qiu Ming will not turn into a repeater and explain the same problem over and over again. Above.
What a reader who accidentally looked too seriously thinks of Liu Yan
The plot of Liu Yan seducing the male protagonist really disgusted me. I don't care what excuses she has, "tired", "no one likes me anyway", "I'm a bad girl", "only looking at the results and not the process"... This kind of behavior of forcing others to do things they don't like is wrong. Does she have no moral bottom line in her heart? No sense of shame? If there really wasn't, why didn't you just find someone to take care of her when something happened at home? In the final analysis, it is just a seduction plot that the majority of male compatriots like to see. To this end, the law can make concessions, science can make concessions, morality can make concessions, and our women's mysophobia can make concessions. If I see this kind of plot in those pure pornographic novels, I can accept it. Because you don't need to think so much, just do it. But here, in a serious story, it is very inconsistent to have such a character. If common sense existed, Liu Yan would have fallen long ago. Either you gradually like this feeling of disguise and no longer want to be attached to anyone. It just happens to be Lu Yuan, our male protagonist. There are many people richer than the male protagonist. I don't believe Liu Yan won't have such temptation after becoming famous. I hope there won't be such disgusting plots in the future. But regardless of whether the male protagonist was successful or not, Liu Yan's character has collapsed in my heart. She is a person who wants to destroy other people's feelings, is vicious, selfish, and self-contradictory. "Repaying tens of millions in three years" is just a character imposed by the author. The traces of sympathy and admiration in my heart just disappeared. Oh, maybe the meaning of her existence is just to promote the relationship between Lu Yuan and Su Mei. If this is the effect Qiu Ming-chan wants, then I have nothing to say. Maybe I took it too seriously. I like Liu Yan who supports his dream alone and finally returns "home". So I am extremely disgusted with this kind of seductive behavior that I don't agree with. If I thought of myself as a male, I might not have this trouble. I might shout "so cool" to those fragrant descriptions. But now I just feel it's against the grain. I have criticized it a lot, but I like the relationship between Su Mei and Lu Yuan and the perfection of the game. Come on, author!
A quite excellent piece of work. The bright line (and also the main line) of this book is to save the earth and climb the technological tree. The pace of this aspect is relatively slow, and it is estimated that it will be fully launched in the middle and late stages of the third volume. Another important part should be the emotional line, which is why this book is called a science fiction romance novel. This part accounts for at least 30%, but it does not feel artificial or routine. The characters are well drawn, fresh and refined, and vivid on the paper. It is an important lubricant for the development of the plot. It gives people a sense of relief in a future that seems (note this word) tense and crisis, and gradually develops with the in-depth development of the game. It is worth mentioning that there are many descriptions of life situations in the book, which can be used as a buffer when the plot needs to be expanded or is too compact. This is a touching work, and I hope the author will continue his work. PS: 1. Although the slow pace of the plot gives people a comfortable reading experience, I still hope to get to the state mentioned in the introduction of the book quickly, because it is more enjoyable this way. 2. The mobile phone code is so touching, please add some details~
I was inspired to read this book while reading other books. At first, I thought it was a rebirth and salvation story with a tight rhythm, just like most other doomsday rebirth stories. But after reading dozens of chapters, I found that it was not in line with my expectations. To be honest, I was a little disappointed at the time, but I felt that the daily writing was pretty good, so I continued reading. But gradually, I began to feel that this kind of daily salvation article was not bad, and the author's writing rhythm began to get better and better, better than I expected, so I kept pursuing it. The game world written by the author is also very good, but I feel that relying on the game at the beginning to save the world is not enough. But until I saw the last few dozen chapters, the author gradually unfolded the second-stage game layout, which gave me a very amazing feeling - using real-life occupations as occupations in the game world, and the amount of knowledge mastered as the game level, and providing free educational resources in the game, allowing game players to "upgrade" through learning. And the settings of the main world and Utopia in the game world are also wonderful, which makes the game form a positive feedback. Then let the game affect reality and promote people in reality to master knowledge, thereby changing the world and achieving the purpose of saving the world. I feel that the recent dozens of chapters have suddenly given this book a sense of sublimation, making this book completely different from the previous main body of doomsday rebirth and salvation stories. Even the previous daily life has become a major feature of this book. I don't have much to say. In fact, I just want the author to know that I like this book very much. Please continue to maintain the characteristics of this book and keep writing. I think more people will like this book in the future. And I will always support the author! PS: I am a Buddhist in reading and rarely write reviews, just because this novel is really good-looking, but the results are not as good as I thought, and I am poor, so I have to write this long review. Kudos to the author 😰😰😰 (In addition, this is my first long review, so I will cherish it!)
About everyone's attitude towards the male protagonist
I quite like this book. Actually, you sometimes think of time travel as too mythical. The author has already said about the male protagonist's experience, he is just an ordinary person. Ordinary people encounter the end of the world, and ordinary people wander the world with their daughters. You always put the male protagonist into a state of invincibility and explosive IQ. But have you ever been in a crisis as an ordinary person? I tried it, but it was powerless, my hands and feet were weak and my brain was blank. This is a state that everyone will definitely have if they have never experienced it. Not everyone will be motivated to fight when faced with a crisis. No matter how you criticize me, at least I, a 7-year-old bookworm, like it very much. I hope the author can stabilize his mentality and well describe the world he thinks in his heart.
If I could sum up my feelings in one sentence, it would be that I have regained the original touch of reading. I really didn't expect that a book I picked up would make me so immersed in it. I haven't felt this way for a long time. I'm so excited.
A work that lacks basic scientific common sense and logic, even if it is not hard science fiction, must be logically defensible, right? Chapter 5: After the sun goes out, the author's solution is to immigrate to Mars. I would like to ask, are there any differences between the eight planets at that time? Why is Mars better than Earth?
Normal people have optical brains after rebirth. After the information is confirmed to be correct, shouldn't they immediately contact the country and hack into important institutions such as the Military Department or the Chinese Academy of Sciences to send them the information? It's strange that they can't tell if it's true or false! If it's a family issue, the state will take care of it. Your personal future is also guaranteed by the state, and whether you take the college entrance examination or not has little impact. 😅 As for how to save human civilization, what are you, a technician, doing if you don't engage in research and development and consider this? Do you really think that hundreds of national think tanks are inferior to you? Obviously knowing that there is hope only through division of labor, cooperation and unity as soon as possible, but I am narcissistic in thinking that I am the only one who can save mankind! Shouldn't serious technicians prepare PPTs and plans, and be prepared to ask their superiors for funds and equipment personnel? As long as countries have enough information, their decisions will definitely be better. Real technicians will not make the stupid mistakes of amateurs guiding experts! 😆 Finally, TMD still has time to fall in love at this time. If this is true love, then why write Liu Yan, a character with unknown meaning? There is still so much space 🔨 I finally understand why no one has the turn of the protagonist to be the person in charge of the nuclear power plant in the end 🤫
I thought this was the Wandering Earth, but it turned out to be the Shanghai Fortress.