After Sleeping for Thousands of Years: Wake up and Inherit the Earth

The subject matter is a good subject matter, and the writing style depends on the use of it, sometimes it is good and sometimes it is bad. The group portrait written can indeed arouse resonance, but the details are really rough and the logic is full of loopholes. I have read more than 70 chapters, and it is really okay to read all the way. It is quite enjoyable. But there is always an awkward feeling. First, the book feels good, but the logical framework really makes me want to complain. Because of the identity of the male protagonist, I will not complain about the male protagonist's choice. The default is that it is caused by his limited cognition. The following discussion focuses mostly on settings. The first drawback is the supplement of article information. The most obvious feeling of suddenness is that we mentioned earlier that energy is needed to restart the medical system, and then the Dyson sphere was introduced to obtain energy to restart. Then the concept of star energy was immediately introduced without any foreshadowing. The only foreshadowing was the mention of finding a new energy source. Of course, this can only be regarded as abrupt, not a problem. The problem arises in that the industrial system and most star gates can only be opened with this energy source. Why can the medical system be activated with conventional energy sources? According to the description in the article, the density of this new energy is much higher than that of conventional energy. But why does the medical system retain the mode of using conventional energy while other systems do not? Why can't the energy that can open the medical system open other systems? Then there is the setting of robots. As the only robots that protect human beings on earth, their combat effectiveness is acceptable in the first world, but it is not enough in the subsequent worlds. The question is, if according to this setting, individual human beings are so powerful, what is the role of these security robots left in the solar system? It is difficult for them to defeat the natives of the second world. Is this combat power setting unbalanced? Not to mention why there are no high-power robots that use star energy. The introduction of space storage is even more strange. It appears in large numbers in the article but there is no explanation of cost and capacity. Then there are even more logical loopholes. Regardless of whether it can be pretended to be alive, the most important thing is why not install a bunch of robots to provide combat power. On that Warhammer-like planet, instead of asking the assistant to go to the previous planet to find people, why not let the space storage put a bunch of robots out? Derived externally, if I have a few of these memories per battleship, can I create a bunch of battleships at once? Fourth, the setting of consciousness transmission is also very strange. If there is no emotion without turning on the emotion module, why would Susie have this obviously emotional description of "Who is this person? No way, no way." This can also be seen in the assistant. Sometimes it is a standard robot reply, and sometimes it is an emotional reply, full of a sense of separation. Fifth, the subsequent rebirth technology is even more outrageous. If there is any genetic modification before this technology to increase the life span, what is the use? Sixth, the character creation is strange. It is obvious that Susie should be an incomprehensible hero image, but because the article has too little foreshadowing, it is easy to find it inexplicable. In addition, it is difficult for me to give a reasonable explanation for her behavior when she drags a group of people into the water and lets others force her to become a hero when she is finished. Not to mention that there must be a large number of ordinary people in the city who have no fighting ability. These are the comments that I remember most after watching the whole journey, and there are still some that I haven't mentioned. Then I want to talk about it. I am not taking it seriously, but this obvious logical loophole affects the perception. Moreover, the introduction of space storage and star energy, which are significantly stronger than ordinary technology settings, can easily make the book watery. In addition, this is a science fiction novel, which should be the most rigorous among online novels. I hope the author can pay attention to it. I won't say anything else. I just cast two monthly votes and hope to continue to work hard.

There are too many pens and inks written by people.

Hurry up

I remember there seems to be a book of the same style. It has been completed. After waking up, it takes the earth to follow the footsteps of humans, and discovers that humans have ascended to another dimension. It seems to be called "I Take the Earth to Wander", which should be this

Shen Nong Xiao Bai Wen Can't be smart

The cool thing about this type of book is the unknown, the vast universe, everything is unknown, unknown alien civilizations, unknown fantasy technology, and the unknown universe

People reading this introduction are scratching their feet in embarrassment. Does the solar system need 100,000 star gates? The jump distance of your star gate is a bit short.

I read the introduction and had a question. Are there 100,000 star gates in the solar system? Is it necessary to put so many?

Star energy is energy. Isn't the star energy of Tyson sphere energy? The article explains that human senses are like cooking rice with electricity, but rice cannot be cooked with fire energy.

It feels like the author wants to write science fiction but his level is not good enough, so he can only mindlessly stack concepts from various science fiction novels, regardless of whether they are reasonable or not. The protagonist and the robot are as rigid as NPCs in the game. They will only follow the main tasks. Baldur's Gate 3 has a higher degree of freedom than him. What I mean is that you can just use some of the energy to open the star gate and give it to the medical cabin to cure the protagonist's illness.

It sucks. The writing is so bad. It's all the same old routines. I thought it was a science fiction novel, but it turned out to be a fantasy novel. I was fed a mouthful of shit.

I can't hold my breath after reading the introduction. One hundred thousand star gates are spread over not the Milky Way but the Solar System.

There are too many flaws in this book. Those Rhenish maintenance workers in 18,000 wouldn't even ask for anything, and then they said that after training, they could continue to be maintenance workers. Can't they just restart the robot?

A civilization with space and time technology actually lacks energy

But I can never write the mysterious and powerful characters of the ancient saints and pioneers.

The science fiction is well written, but it is not science fiction enough. It can anchor the space. Stargate technology is everywhere, but due to energy outage, the artificial intelligence will not be able to do anything for food, and it cannot be permanently maintained.

It feels like it's not even interesting. It doesn't convey the sense of grandeur about the technological heritage left by mankind.

Hot chicken future. Only independent energy sources. There is no natural energy at all

While pretending to be cool, I wrote down what I learned along the way. It is as if the technological development of these other ethnic groups mentioned so far has been locked up. I have seen human beings' technology across galaxies and possibly even star clusters, but it turns out that it's ten thousand years old and they haven't even left their own planetary system, and they can't even break through the atmosphere. . . It's hard to say that it's not even as good as today's humans. . Furthermore, the general background of the highway scene is still a small variation of the medieval one, with a little bit of wasteland or extraordinary apocalypse added in. The overall worldview is still the same.

This book cannot be said to be a space opera, it can only be said to be a space children's book. It gave me a feeling no less than that of My Alien Friends which I read in Science Fiction Weekly when I was little.

Hahahaha, you can't go over your head anyway🧠, you will feel uncomfortable if you pass it, it looks okay, so I ordered it.

There is a bug. It stands to reason that there is at least super-light communication, or more powerful communication technology. If you don't just use the authority to summon the fleet to come to the audience, why do you want to drive around in a classic car?

I am a big fan of this book and the author. After reading the book, I became motivated to write. I also tried to write a novel. I hope that interested book friends can share it with me!