The Microscopic Age: Earth's Last Giant
微缩时代：地球最后一个巨人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 847k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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405Chapters
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10.6kFans
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The synopsis made me think it was a one-person show, but it turns out everyone has superpowers. And at the beginning, everyone else shrinks, leaving only the protagonist as large. His classmates even speak to him in a very unfriendly tone. Ordinary people are terrified of a moving truck, let alone the protagonist moving around without them seeing them.
What does it mean if a person shrinks and the wood burns quickly? Should a toothpick burn out in a few strokes or a few strokes?
Having read the first few chapters, the concept of this book is similar to a previous book I read, "Humans Shrink 100 Times," with a very imaginative premise. Here are some thoughts, purely my personal opinion. First, with humans shrunk, distances and dimensions can no longer be considered normal. Something two centimeters tall could jump two meters high.
Why would a pack of wolves target a few tiny people? It's illogical, unless some kind of cunning person is controlling them.
I haven't read it yet, but the synopsis reminded me of "Humans Shrink 100 Times." The setting is similar to the author's, but the protagonist in that book couldn't turn back to his original form and also had superpowers, becoming the leader of a team. It was quite good, but I can abandon it now.
The internal investment process has been completed, so everyone can invest with confidence. 😜
The brief introduction is discouraging: firstly, with existing technology, maintaining a satellite is less efficient than launching a new one; secondly, the probability of a satellite crashing is lower than the probability of a passenger plane crashing.
This synopsis is outrageous! Is the protagonist an immortal? Is your nuclear power plant really that bad?
I haven't started watching it yet, but after reading the synopsis, I have to say that intelligent microorganisms, hundreds or thousands of times smaller than ants, have a really hard time dying. Also, nuclear power plants should be able to operate for hundreds of years without any problems if no one touches or affects them. Nuclear leaks are almost always caused by human error or accidents. I didn't expect to find two toxic points just from reading the synopsis 😂
How many years has this author actually watched Ultraman?