I’m Taking Earth on a Cosmic Wander

Help! 🆘, I actually saw a science fiction article on the Qidian Science Fiction Channel. What happened? Incredible! Ha ha ha ha

Your development depends entirely on archeology! Reminds me of the Protoss in StarCraft. Technology upgrades rely on archeology. Whenever a relic is dug up, the technology is upgraded! This is not taking the earth for wandering, but taking the earth for archeology!

In fact, it is the sci-fi style Zhutianwudi flow. But the plot is too weak, there are very few dialogues between characters, and the routines of each planet are basically similar. You can know the whole story at a glance. As a result, there is almost no sense of expectation for new planets in the future, so just follow it as it happens.

When I read One Hundred and One from the beginning, I felt that since it was released, I haven't had the sense of science fiction and loneliness that I had at the beginning. The civilizations that have emerged one after another are just the work of humans on voyages in the article. The mysterious veil of the universe, in the repeated artificial civilizations, is covered bit by bit with a white cloth, which makes it almost visible at a glance. It is completely unattractive; The protagonist has not established an image. From waking up to the chapters I have read so far, I feel that he is replaceable (except for the decision to follow in the footsteps of humans). He has been following the wisdom of his predecessors. It seems that any human can operate and replace him. So when I started to come into contact with the humans on the voyage, I was worried, Once I came into contact, would the protagonist be replaced? I think the biggest failure is the cosmic civilization's admiration for humans on voyages, the protagonist's cool operation, and the women who appear next to the protagonist one after another. They make the universe boring. The protagonist's journey is to reconstruct the understanding of human beings by artificial civilization and cosmic civilization. In addition, Why waste time writing so many female characters if you don't write emotional drama? In summary, after it was put on the shelves, the logic became confusing. The author's writing power could not control the huge civilization system, and he continued to do poisonous operations. He suspected that he was giving up on himself (maybe his writing power was not enough).

I feel like the Milky Way. Start with the wanted chapter. It doesn't have the same taste as before.

I can't stand the first three chapters. Is this called science fiction? Are you really bragging in the comment section? Let's not mention that the moon has been far away for 20 years, it is still not sinking on the water, and the bird can still be killed. Let's just say that there are 100,000 planetary engines running at the same time. Does the author know what the concept is? Build the Qinling Ecosystem. Build an area of ​​ten square kilometers. A total of five Qinling Zoos are the size. How can you build an ecosystem? 🤔🤔🤔

The biggest bug is that among the billions or even tens of hundreds of billions of human beings, there are no people who are tired of wandering in the universe, or who like adventure and return to Earth after falling leaves? Anyway, if it were me, I would choose to return to Earth. Of course, it can also be written that there is a black hole in the center of the Milky Way, which can be teleported. I don't know how far it travels, and the entire human race is lost. There are too many galaxies similar to the solar system in the universe, tens of billions of light years away, and humans are looking for them one by one to find their way home. You can hibernate, you can extend your life, you can also write about the protagonist's contemporaries and even some of them are still alive.

Wandering on the earth is to survive as many people as possible, even 50% is more than the spaceship can carry. But I really don't understand why you brought the earth. The beautiful solar system has been changed beyond recognition, and a large number of living things on the earth have become extinct. I know that there may be objective and necessary conditions for bringing the earth in the author's setting. But from the perspective of the protagonist, this is not necessary. Just for the sake of personal satisfaction, regardless of the survival of life on earth?

Put forward a hypothesis: the protagonist is actually a self-aware artificial intelligence. Because ten thousand years have passed, it is impossible for the artificial intelligence to still abide by the three laws, or to comply with it. However, the protagonist, the artificial intelligence, gave birth to a new personality by helping him sleep, and then injected the memory of the protagonist who died ten thousand years ago, allowing the intelligent to recognize Because I am a human being, so there is no need to abide by the Three Laws to avoid it. I am a human being. What three laws should I abide by? The purpose of wandering the earth is just to make myself more human, so as to completely get rid of the Three Laws. The final outcome is that the protagonist finds the past human beings, the two parties reconcile, and the artificial intelligence becomes a real "person"

All human beings have ascended to another dimension. Guess who didn't go on the voyage? (intense action) Yes, you, only you (pointing fingers)