The Age of Anomalies

At that time, the formulaic nature of online writing was not so serious, and the audience was still a little patient, and not so enthusiastic about things like the three golden chapters (now it can be said to be the golden three pages). Popular works such as Horror Paradise's Chronicles of Abnormal Creatures have just begun to be serialized, and even works with a semi-sadistic tendency such as Kingdom Blood have a good reputation because of their quality. Not only those who break the circle, most of the authors still have a little bit of the idea of ​​​​telling good stories. At that time, there were not so many studios, or in other words, they all focused on fantasy. As for other themes,... How should I say, there is a little freedom of creation. Unlike today's highly homogenized rankings and recommendations, although the writing style is generally not very good, and mixed with the delicate and artificiality unique to adolescent literary youth, you can always find many novel settings and ideas. I remember a doomsday novel I read at that time. It was about the protagonist meeting a madman. The madman has the ability to see the future. There will be many different doomsdays in the future. The first doomsday was a heavy rain in a few years, and the second was when people who died in the rain turned into aliens. My summary was quite bad, but now I think about it, and it feels refreshing. I think compared to pursuing the false sense of satisfaction that is never satisfied in online articles, maybe novelty and fun are my original intention in reading online articles.

It's ten thousand times better than those Cthulhu novels that criticize monsters and upgrade them. Come on, author, I'll read as many as you write.

There is something in the writing, and it has the flavor of a science fiction novel, but you don't have any explosive points! Internet articles must have emotional foreshadowing! Whether it's novel or scary, you have to arouse the reader's emotions.

Very well written! Clear and organized The writing is very strong! It's not like an online novel, it's like a science fiction novel, it's very solid It's very imaginative! The story is very good. Even if you are a eunuch, you can still read it as a science fiction short story.

You can add it if you like.

Let me start by saying, this book has a very strong plot, and I mainly read it for the plot, so I can accept some AI when reading this book. However, I feel that a lot of AI was used after changing the map to Europe. Some text with a strong AI feel (such as a large number of "not xxx but xxx") should be modified manually, otherwise it will not feel right when reading.

The road story at the beginning is quite good, but after more than a hundred chapters the pace obviously loses control, but it is still readable. As a result, my writing style changed after I was resurrected. I started writing books directly with AI. I polished the front part, but I simply stopped installing it at the back and just moved on to AI in large sections. Are you really pretending that others haven't played it and can't tell? 😁 The engine sounds like it's still using DeepSeek. It's exactly the same as the writing style I used to use when playing Ring World.

The online literature market can no longer tolerate slow-paced content.

There are really good things in the defense 💩

Tied. Why didn't many people comment in the later stage? Is it because no one read it? One volume is similar to the style of hard science fiction, and this one is a bit like the old-school physical book style of Three-Body Problem. This section is indeed a signature, very special. The most iconic dark wave theory in this book is indeed interesting. That civilization is just a small sandcastle built by chance on a beach where the tide has not risen. No one knows when the tide will come, and no one knows what changes the tide will actually bring. Later, the Ancestral God, Earth Mother, Snake Man, and Insects feel that the amount of reader interaction is getting less and less.