Orbital Disaster, I Rely on Cold Blades to Protect the Earth

At first glance, it feels like "The Wandering Earth", but after a closer look, I found that the setting of the disaster is different from that of a broken ball, but uses a disaster scenario where hot and cold are blended. The protagonist is a technician + military officer from our country.

I'm very curious about what the plot of Satan will be like in the future?

From a global carnival to a sudden world-ending disaster, the rhythm is tight and the contrast is huge. The abnormal characteristics of the X71 asteroid and the "undersea black hole" caused by "Satan" are still well thought out. If we don't pull the earth back to its original orbit, will it avoid being the same as the wandering earth? The protagonist is a person who has witnessed the disaster and is also a staunch executor. In the end, there are even interspersed plots of court trials and anti-corruption. Support! !

This sci-fi is so interesting! The setting of the extreme cold apocalypse is solid, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and it is a very enjoyable hardcore science fiction episode!

The poles are getting hotter and the world is extremely cold. The idea is very novel and I look forward to subsequent updates.

In summary, this novel is about laughter and tears on the ice sheet, and the broken light of human beings hidden in hard-core survival. Support it!

The most touching thing is actually the sentence at the end of the introduction, "Collaboration across nationalities and borders." When a disaster is big enough to push the earth out of orbit, people can truly see: in the face of the survival of civilization, all differences become trivial. This kind of writing that returns the grand science fiction setting to "human choice and unity" allows a bit of hot hope to always appear in the cold doomsday - this is perhaps the most touching thing about science fiction: no matter how bad the desperate situation is, as long as humans are still thinking of a way, it is not the end.

The content and plot are good, and the characterization is relatively rigorous, but why is there no plan to push the earth back to its original orbit?

When the Dayu Plan meets the Fire Plan, this is not only a difference in survival strategies, but also the ultimate showdown of civilizational values. The emergence of philosophical thinking in science fiction has indeed raised the altitude a lot. Between escaping from the stars and sticking to the earth, can humans find a third way? Worth reading!

The author's narration in the prologue can be said to be quite high-level, giving me the feeling of sitting in a movie theater. The subsequent narrations achieve a balance between grand background and ease of understanding. Although the countries and nations involved have certain national sentiments, they are still objective. The portrayal of the protagonist Peng Rui is also very likable and worth watching.

Although it has a very cinematic feel, wouldn't it be nice to pull it back? I feel that Dayu's plan is too difficult 😥

Hello, seniors, please pay attention to each other. The title of the book is "The Second Disease Is Going to Slay the Dragon"

Although there are many backgrounds for the end of the ice age, there are still many hard-core science fiction genres that are mostly in the safe house mode. The overall structure and world view of this novel are still very grand. I hope the author can increase the update speed and add some explanations to the places that are not covered by the two major plans to prevent them from becoming flaws 🤫