The Microscopic Age: Earth's Last Giant

When I read the introduction, I thought it was a one-person reading, but I didn't know that everyone was cheating on it. And at the beginning, everyone else becomes small, and only the protagonist is very big. His classmates also spoke to him in a very unfriendly tone. Ordinary people would be frightened to death when they see large trucks moving randomly. Not to mention the protagonist moving around without being able to see them. Later, everyone opens treasure chests and uses super powers. I don't know how to describe them, but I feel like they are forced to add these things to make up the numbers.

What does the shrinkage of people have to do with the speed of wood burning? Should the toothpick be burned in a few strokes or in a few strokes?

After reading the first few chapters, the concept of this book is similar to the previous book Human Being Shrunk 100 Times. It has a lot of imagination and some thoughts are just personal opinions. First of all, humans have become smaller. Relatively speaking, the distance and size can no longer be compared to normal. A two-centimeter-tall object can jump two meters high. Since the size is so small, height sometimes does not have any impact. Throwing an ant from a high place will not cause any harm to it when it lands. There is also the problem of the fire source. With such a small size, it may burn out immediately when ignited, because only when there is a certain mass can it have a certain amount of energy. For the protagonists, the torch may only be as big as a hair. Can a hair be used as a torch? Personal opinion, if you have different opinions, welcome to discuss, thank you

Why do a pack of wolves have to stare at a few bug-sized humans? It's so unreasonable, unless someone controls it

I haven't read it yet, but reading the synopsis reminded me of "Humans Shrunk 100 Times." The setting is similar to the author's, but the protagonist in that book can't change back to his original appearance, and he also has superpowers and becomes the boss of a team. It's pretty cool, and he can be a eunuch.

It has passed the internal investment, so everyone can invest with confidence 😜

Introduction: First of all, if you maintain the existing satellite technology, it is better to launch a new one. Secondly, the probability of a satellite falling is lower than the probability of a passenger plane crashing.

This introduction is too outrageous. Is the protagonist an immortal? Is the quality of your nuclear power plant so bad?

I haven't started reading it yet, but after reading the introduction, I would like to say that it is really difficult for intelligent microorganisms that are hundreds or thousands of times smaller than ants to die. As long as no one touches it and affects the operation of a nuclear power plant, it should be easy to operate for hundreds of years. Nuclear leaks are almost all caused by man-made and accidents. I didn't expect to find two poisonous points after reading the introduction 😂

How many years has this author watched Ultraman?