
I’m Taking Earth on a Cosmic Wander
我带地球去流浪
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
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- 2y ago
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Help! 🆘 I actually saw a sci-fi story on Qidian's sci-fi channel! What happened?! Unbelievable! Hahahaha
Your development relies entirely on archaeology! It reminds me of the Protoss in StarCraft, where technology upgrades depend on archaeology; every time you unearth an ancient site, you get a technology upgrade! This isn't taking Earth on a nomadic journey; it's taking Earth on an archaeological expedition!
It's basically a sci-fi multiverse invincible story. But the plot is too weak, there's very little dialogue between the characters, and each planet follows a similar pattern, making it easy to see the whole picture from just one example. This results in almost no anticipation for new planets. Just watch it if you feel like it.
Having read from beginning to end, I feel that the sense of science fiction and loneliness I had at the beginning has disappeared since it was published. The civilizations that subsequently appeared were merely the creations of the humans who sailed far away in the text.
It felt like it had left the Milky Way. Starting with the chapter about the wanted criminal, it lost that initial feel.
I couldn't even finish the first three chapters. Is this what you call science fiction? Are the comments section just hyping it up? Let's not even mention that the moon has been away for 20 years, the fish are still on the water, and the birds can still crash into it and die. Just the part about 100,000 planetary engines starting up simultaneously—does the author even know what that means?
The biggest flaw is that among billions or even hundreds of billions of humans, aren't there any who get tired of wandering in the universe, or who love adventure and want to return to Earth? If it were me, I would choose to go back to Earth.
The story of "The Wandering Earth" was about surviving as many people as possible, even if it was only 50%, it would still be more than the number of people carried by the spaceship. But I really don't understand why you brought Earth along. The solar system was completely devastated, and mass extinctions occurred on Earth.
Here's a hypothetical scenario: The protagonist is actually a self-aware artificial intelligence. Since ten thousand years have passed, it's impossible for an AI to still adhere to the Three Laws, or at least not. This AI, through assisted sleep, develops a new personality and is implanted with the memories of the protagonist who died ten thousand years ago.
All of humanity has ascended to a higher dimension; guess who didn't go on the voyage? (Intense action) Yes, it's you, only you. (Using fingers)