I Study the Present as an Archaeologist Two Thousand Years in the Future
我在两千年后考古现在
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 770k Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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These are the good books I've read over the years. I dedicate this list to everyone struggling to find something to read. I also recommend Plane-Side Livestream and The Life of a Shrewd Woman. I'll add more good books when I find them. Aside from a few good books, I've noticed more and more new novels becoming dumbed down. Their titles are getting more blunt, and their content increasingly simplistic. Good books are hard to find. Please recommend some!
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Does anyone know where there are landmark sculptures?
Same as above, it's best if it's something carved from stone and something that can survive thousands of years, I'm going to write it in a book. Just like the great man of Orange Island, President Mountain in the United States, Leshan Giant Buddha, Dunhuang Grottoes and so on. If anyone else wants to visit their hometown, I can also write it in. Discussions welcome. Book friends are active in speaking. Interaction is the only way to have fun, right?
Why can't most of the things in the 21st century be from the 27th century? How can things in the 21st century be preserved? The mudslide setting is ridiculous. So many things in the 21st century have been covered by mudslides?
This book is ok, I can read it in one go. The author will update more. It just didn't start well, and the three golden chapters didn't come out; there was also a problem with the pacing; the anthropomorphic intelligent system was a bit toxic, and the author probably couldn't stand it even after writing 2 chapters and then switched to a tool-man system. The sensory experience was much better, and the interaction became interesting. The following content and writing rhythm are getting better and better. Friends who don't like the beginning can jump to the chapters of the new system like me. It will not affect the experience. The latter part is really much better. Come on.
The subject matter is relatively new and the writing is decent. I hope it will become popular.
I seem to have seen this book of yours somewhere... It looks familiar...
So cute, how can I fill this hole?
After reading two chapters of this book, the setting is okay. It talks a lot. Is it because the protagonist is an elderly person? Or maybe it's because it's a free chapter. I don't know the number of chapters. If you have a big imagination, I suggest you read it, but don't take it too seriously. After all, it's all fiction. You can't blame the author for not being a professional novelist. Just give it a look.
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The writing style is better than that of Five Thousand Years, but the imagination is not as big as that of Five Thousand Years.
The mysterious giant statue on Easter Island