Project Star Dome: The Awakening of Human Rights, Part 1

A very good science fiction novel, but the development of science and technology has brought about a more cruel test. Human beings themselves are actually just the so-called Experimental Subject No. 37.

This is the science fiction novel I've seen this year that is most likely to be adapted into a film and television series!

There has always been a struggle between AI and humans. In the past, the development of AI was still relatively backward and not as advanced as it is now. Nowadays, civilian AI is very advanced, and I always feel that our country's military capabilities have exceeded our imagination.

In the interstellar background, facing the threat of Selos, the core of Rasoin, a group of people who stick to their beliefs unite to fight. The plot is exciting and worth watching.

A rare masterpiece among science fiction novels, it highlights the complementary ideas between technological development and human nature.

Science fiction, the showdown between AI's ruthless ways and human beings' sentient ways

It's a pure science fiction novel. It's great. It doesn't have those crushing emotional dramas and blunt and brainless villains. This is the science fiction I want to see!

Just watching it makes me think. The sowers harvested so many civilizations and ended up in civil war. Humanity has just gained freedom. Isn't it possible that ancestral infighting will also begin? Go back and watch the second part.

Under the appearance of super hard-core science fiction, what moved me most was the resistance from human beings. They are not fish and meat to be slaughtered by others. They are intelligent beings with independent thoughts and should be respected.

This interstellar science fiction book is well written. AI powerfully oppresses humans, and a group of rebels fight to protect freedom. The plot is tragic and makes people feel sad.