Last Evolution

[Book Review | Galactic science fiction that does not shout slogans is the most dangerous] At first, I thought this was a "standard galactic science fiction"—civilization upgrade, system ruling, and fleet coordination. As a result, my back feels a little cold now. The most cruel thing about this book is: It hardly talks about the position, but it allows you to clearly see who is slowly being squeezed out of the future. There are no straightforward lines such as "This is oppression" and "This is resistance". Only: A layer of armor that was removed during the interface upgrade; One second of blank space that disappeared from the meeting records; A shutdown action that was deleted from the accident report. You will find that the real conflict of civilizations is not artillery fire. But the words standard, efficiency, and compatibility seem to be extremely correct. The characters are also very strange. They are not passionate, they do not declare, they are even very restrained. The captain just closed the upgrade window; The engineer just didn't ask for log permission; Someone left the confirmation button on but took his hand back. But it is these actions that make people unable to stop. If you like that kind of thing - It seems calm, but the more you read, the more uneasy it becomes; There is no bombing, but every chapter is laying mines; As you read, you start to wonder: "If I were them, would I click the confirm button?" Then there is a high probability that you will follow this book chapter by chapter. This is not the beginning of a war. This is the first time that some people have been judged as "expendable" by the system. It is recommended to watch it late at night. Quiet. Because it won't disturb you. It will only slowly put the problem in front of you.