After Ten Thousand Years Asleep, I Awoke to Inherit Earth
沉睡万年：醒来继承地球
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- Ongoing
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- 543k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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There is the same style
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
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?
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.
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.
One word sucks
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.
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.
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?