Doomsday: Humanity Shrinks 100 Times

Opening crit,

Good looking

I was confused after looking at filtered water for a long time. When only humans are shrunk, drinking distilled water will be fine. If it weren't for the fact that different metals in the male partner convert energy differently, the protagonist is actually capable enough to make a solar pot to boil water It's a very simple picture. The upper layer prevents the distilled water from evaporating, and the middle pot is hung to boil water, and the bottom is connected. You can also make a circular slope on the edge of the upper layer to allow water to flow into an opening. The male partner can just hold the pot below and heat it up. Moreover, haven't we tried that the bigger the heat, the slower it will heat? So don't let them sit next to each other and boil the water directly in a way that heats up faster

The third book I saw was reduced in size by 100 times. The author cut the first one out for personal reasons because it was well written. Halfway through the second one, I couldn't read it very much. I haven't read this one yet, so I'll keep it in my collection. Let's talk about the poisonous points that are easy to appear in Baibiwen. When people grow small, things they used to take for granted become extremely difficult. The simplest fire cannot be used to create a fire source suitable for shrinking body size. Boiling water for cooking is basically a thing of the past. Industrial production of smelting metal is basically impossible. The surface tension of water is also a huge test. These must be patched by the author's settings, otherwise they will be poisonous. Otherwise, go around and develop other imaginative gameplay.

No matter how much humans shrink, they can quickly enter the electrical age. After all, knowledge will not disappear. It's hard to say for other countries that our country will definitely concentrate most of its efforts to develop quickly from scratch. After all, no matter how small your military system is, the scientific research units will be relatively concentrated. If human beings have shrunk so many times, doesn't it mean that resources have become "infinite"?

A group of turtles, developing in a shrinking manner, are always pushed forward by other events, without any subjective initiative. The external environment is so harsh, and various living methods are developing quite well, but what about war technology? The author may think that war technology will be derived from the development of living facilities. In peacetime, there is no external pressure, which is good. However, in a doomsday environment, there are hostile forces outside. You should instead prioritize military and military-first policies. The development of living technology should always be derived from military technology, not the so-called military technology derived from living technology. Really, if I didn't like your subject so much, I really wouldn't subscribe. Besides, let's talk about reality. Have you looked at past history, World War II and World War I? When faced with external pressure, did you prioritize the development of military technology? Only later will military technology be derived for civilian use!

There was a similar novel several years ago, also about human beings shrinking 😁

I've read this book before, it's called The Eunuch at the Starting Point.

Suddenly I had an idea, wouldn't it be great if I could start next to a vending machine? Wouldn't it be great if I could find a way to obtain the resources inside and live in it?

The subject matter is good and the imagination is good. Why should I write it in a doomsday mode instead of an adventure mode? First of all, in the science fiction category, humans are 100 times smaller and how big humans are. The article describes how 1-2 cm tall and 1-2 grams weigh, similar to ants. (The article doesn't give details, so why not introduce it?) So a bottle of mineral water can castrate a group of people, and it will be considered a flood. A grape can be eaten by one person for three days. In short, the writing is vague. The author should look at Attack on Titan, and Godzilla, where everyone's height has numbers.

It has shrunk so small that it is as big as an ant. Ten times is okay, the size of the figure is easy to write.

Wouldn't it be rewritten by the author of "Humans Shrink 100 Times"? The previous eunuch book was a pity.

Human beings have shrunk a hundred times. Chickens, ducks, birds, snakes, rats, insects and ants are so happy that they have a gluttonous feast, thanking nature for its gifts!

Old life and new life? Why do I feel more and more familiar the more I look at it?

Except for the protagonist who has a little bit of brain, the others really have no brain at all. They are still college students and don't understand some common sense at all.

Is the author not from Earth? There was actually a thought of lack of water and food at the beginning? The human house is a hundred times smaller, and any weed on the roadside is taller than a person. Their leaves and roots are edible, and the dew on the leaves is not small. More importantly, they have high water content. Are there grapes with 90% water content? Looking for water to drink? I don't understand. The water used to cleanse the body is water that can be filtered from dew and leaves and roots. Alas, just to let readers comment, you have to spend money. Hehehe, I think people's hearts are sinister.

New books need to be taken care of. For those of you who keep books and read them, please help me to read them a little bit. Thank you.

There are two flaws in the eunuch. Superpowers are not repeated. As more characters appear, the superpowers will become very complex and weak, and a single one will greatly limit the development. After all, people cannot work 24 hours a day, and the manufacturing industry that relies on superpowers will be restricted if any one person is lacking. The second is that human beings have no future. The models of doomsday flow and civilization flow are different. The former only needs to survive, while the latter considers more. Even in doomsday mode, a barely usable social ecology must be built from scratch. Has the protagonist or the author considered the ending in which the protagonist takes over a park, a community or even an entire city? You must know that the existing infrastructure cannot manage a city of one million square kilometers, let alone the conditions after shrinking. As for the development of subsequent civilization technology, I can basically write another book. If there is no clear arrangement, or if there is strong support, the food output of the park's plants alone will be far greater than human consumption (not counting what is eaten, just a few kilograms of grapes will not be eaten), and eventually the whole world will become a virgin forest, and people can only survive in the corner. We don't have to see this ending. Before I wrote the post, I thought that there is only one way to shrink. It is to grow up again through eating. One million kilograms seems to be a lot. In fact, considering the weight gain of a baby and the growth to the size of a baby, it takes 20 or 30 years, which is enough to write a lot of plots

Writing it like this is too messy and unreasonable, and too much common sense cannot keep up with it. First of all, the protagonist's skills are the basic reconstruction of bugs. As long as the material knowledge is sufficient, nano armor, aircraft and cannons can be rolled casually, so the protagonist's ability should not be suppressed because only humans have shrunk and the others have been shrunk. Also, if your skill is reconstruction, you can't be too limited to Minecraft. Survival games set it up. If you are powerful in the later stage, you can learn from One Piece's Devil Fruit Awakening. Things around you can be reorganized after being attacked. The ground soil becomes earth-strong, etc. Therefore, survival is supplemented by farming, which is the main purpose in the later stage. It is built into a super large shelter, surrounded by a bunch of small shelters and so on. You can output alienated insects, and you can only set it to body mutation, toxin mutation, etc. When the time comes, if you write a bunch of elemental abilities, it will only collapse too easily, and the settings will collapse more and more.

There is another brave person writing about this subject. This theme is not successful. I just don't know why I didn't write it the other way around. When the end comes, everything in the world will become a hundred times larger except for humans. In this way, there is no need to change the logic or anything, and there will be no sense of peacekeeping.

It turns out there is a book about human shrinkage, which takes place among a group of students in school. Isn't it also written by you?

There are too many people who don't like the character Xu Qi. I already felt it when I was writing it. In short, she was criticized the most in the comments, so I brought it up to talk about it. First of all, I have to say that this character was not created well because of my writing skills 😭 Secondly, let me talk about her setting. At first, I thought that most of the people in the apocalypse would be evil people, but it was too dark. So at the beginning, I wanted to find a kind-hearted girl who would represent the good side in the apocalypse, so Xu Qi was born. In addition, the setting of her abilities is related to the character of the mind, so it gives her a bit of a holy mother. However, she will grow up in the future. In short, you don't have to worry too much about this character. The online text is for entertainment. If you notice her temper, it is my fault. In addition to this post, if you have suggestions, you can also submit them here.

I feel that the setting does not need to be so hard-core. There are too many frameworks, which makes it difficult for me to write and makes it inconsistent for readers to read. This is probably where I saw the protagonist use a shimmer to bluff people for the first time. There are a few things I feel uncomfortable about. The first is that some abilities are too complicated, and it's not easy to understand how they work. Maybe the author has planned the development direction for each ability, but the more complex things are, the harder it is to write. The second is that infrastructure construction feels very difficult, mainly because the ideas and reality do not match, as if it has to evolve directly from primitive times to modern times, and some places are too long-winded. Third, I think there is really no need to make the background so big. A good story only needs a map. If it is too big, it will not be well controlled, and if it is not written well, it will have a strong sense of fragmentation. So try not to expand the map. It's based on the real world and real technology is enough. I also have a few thoughts when I was reading the book. One is the unit of measurement. How many steps does a distance take? I can't remember clearly. I think since it has been reduced, I decided to redefine the new units according to the proportion of the human body. Meters are still used, and cubic meters are still used cubic meters. It's just that the units are scaled down. This way, it is more intuitive and allows people to directly think of how far and how big it is. Another thing is that many physical mechanisms were considered, such as the problem of boiling and fetching water. At the time, I felt that it was too restrictive. However, judging from the final settings, it turned out that the author still wanted to write a real world. Hard core has its advantages, it depends on the author's thoughts. What I was thinking at the time was that if humans were not getting smaller, but the world was getting bigger, the changes in many physical mechanisms would not be that big, and it might be easier to write. Finally, I think the story and writing style in the early part of the book are quite good, but the latter part is really a bit weak, and I feel like I wanted to write but couldn't write well. Without further ado, I wish the author perseverance and a comeback.

I'm very optimistic about you. I really like this subject Also, remember to add more details to me 🥺

Why can't I move after raising twelve chapters?

A small suggestion, heroines are a kind of fun thing to put it bluntly. One of the two female characters in your book is the brother's girlfriend, and the other is not with the protagonist at all. It is a very confusing way of writing. It's a pity that I can't write two books on the shrinkage series.

This subject matter is still very good, but it's a pity that all the writers on this subject have fallen by the wayside, and few authors persist. Come on!

The moment a person shrinks, how do other substances in the body change? Will those with parasites die immediately, but those with stones?

Have you all seen this movie when you were a kid?

Come on, come on, I really like watching this type of stuff