Global Evolution

I like this book very much. The apocalypse should have an apocalyptic atmosphere. How come there are so many useless people who become awesome as soon as the apocalypse comes? Life lies in evolution, not in the struggle for power.

Although it is an old article written 8 years ago, this book is not outdated or cliché even now. It is a rare masterpiece of post-apocalyptic science fiction and is worth re-reading. I first saw an incomplete pirated version a few years ago. I recently remembered this article and went to complete it and read it again. I still think it's wonderful! Unfortunately, I heard that because the income was so poor, the author stopped writing because of his livelihood. It is rare to find a science fiction author who writes seriously and has good writing skills. It is such a pity.

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This book is really a good book. When I first read it, I was a junior high school student. I read it with my mobile phone in hand and was so surprised by the strange and bizarre world inside. To this day, when I have nothing to do, I occasionally think about what would happen if this happened. In short, if there are newcomers to this book, please read it, you will not be disappointed.

These people say that the protagonist is ridiculous and has not grown up after so much experience, but you forget that the protagonist is just an ordinary high school student.

Is there any other good-looking apocalyptic writing like this? Guys, I recommend it!

I came here to subscribe to the full text, gave away monthly tickets and recommendation tickets, and then spent a day reading it. Now all I can think about is genes and the world structure under the apocalypse. Seriously, the author writes very seriously. Judging from every question and every detail, it can be seen that these must be based on a large amount of data research. I can even imagine the author checking the data late at night and being shocked by the new knowledge while constantly inserting these novel things into his novel world. From the first red mist coming, to Liu Chang's gradual transformation, he really slowly grew into a strong and responsible man step by step. I have a very subtle feeling towards him, as if the people around me are experiencing these life and death situations, every time Every time I licked the blood from the knife edge, I felt nervous and expectant for him. I was nervous about what kind of damage he would suffer this time, and I was looking forward to what kind of transformation he would have under the author's magical words that can be called a big willow tree. The author really used his writing to lead my thoughts and followed him around in the red mist of the doomsday. Liu Chang is a very bottom-line person. He always maintains his conscience in the apocalypse. A person's nature has always been judged by the evil he did in extreme circumstances. I like this person very much. At least, if the apocalypse really comes one day, I think I will go with him without hesitation. Another person who must be mentioned is, of course, Teacher Li Qingshui. It can be said that he is a main character throughout the whole novel. I did not read the novel Global Evolution in one sitting. I actually read it for about two weeks. But I still remember the teacher said something in the dormitory at the beginning: "The earth is the earth." In the history of global evolution, all small and medium-sized land hunters with heavy footsteps have been eliminated, not to mention slow movement? This issue is meaningless. Go to bed!" This teacher's words made me think about it for most of the night, because for a while, I I am very obsessed with zombies. One sentence from the author directly woke me up from my dream. Later, I found my obsession with zombies from the author's words. The reason why I am so interested may be because the author said: "People are more afraid of zombies than tigers. Maybe it's just that Because everyone is afraid of seeing what they will look like after death. "Everyone lives close to the borderline of death. If one day we really see "what we will look like after death" everywhere, the psychological shadow will be enough to defeat those who are not strong-willed enough. I like Li Qingshui very much. He is smart, wise, calm and powerful. He has almost integrated all the auras in the apocalypse. Except for the period when he was hostile to Liu Chang during his resurrection after death, he seemed to be Liu Chang's most solid support at other times. Thinking of him makes people feel reassured. Having such a strong family member may also be regarded as an expression of the protagonist's luck. And Liu Chang, who has always acted as an evolver, although he has not suffered the intelligence oppression that can drive people into mental illness, how can the pain he has suffered be endured by us ordinary people? In the article, Liu Chang once calmly said "I'm used to it" when facing pain, which made me feel sorry for him. He was just a child, seven years and four months younger than Teacher Li. He kept losing, gaining, and then losing again. Although he did not possess the pressure of wisdom from the beginning, what he endured was something that we ordinary people can best understand and empathize with. Because of this, I really, really hope that Liu Chang can be well and be happy all the time, but the ending did not go as expected, but I do not question this ending, because it is difficult to say that this is not the most ideal ending that is closest to the essence of things. After reading the entire book, I really have to marvel at the author's gorgeous imagination. I believe that the structure of every magical species in the book has gone through the author's complex calculations like thinking functions. The author may have started with a small idea, slowly perfected the biological form and plot requirements, and then constructed it again. After constructing the Second Cambrian Chronicle under the Red Mist, I was completely immersed in it, and I didn't feel that the author was unfinished when he stopped here. Everything was like a river flowing downwards and finally converging into a broader destination. This is a magical novel, and the words depict a world that can stimulate countless imaginations. Thanks to the author for taking the time to write a novel like this in the busy life, and thanking the author for writing eight years ago, leaving us with such a brilliant and brilliant world of global evolution where everything grows barbarically Also! The supporting characters in the book are also well-shaped. Each one is full of image and emotion. As soon as the name is mentioned, you can think of this person's personality and completely fight for his own destiny and will. Gou Ge is really amazing in characterization, whether it is monster creation or supporting role creation, the plot is ups and downs without any irritation, I love it so much. (He is also handsome. When I saw the avatar on Weibo, I thought she was a young lady. She is so pretty. Everyone should pay attention!)

It is now December 2020, 8 years have passed since this book was put on the shelves. Qidian seems to have sealed this book and only recently released it. I avoided it for a long time, but the site-wide treasure chest with a million rewards made me add this book to my bookshelf. So I understood once again that passionate emotions will not fade away as the routine evolves. The emotional stimulation of reading one hundred chapters of this book is much more intense than that of one thousand chapters of other books... It's like an archaeologist discovering the ancient battlefield site of Hori. All the shocks and touches were written eight years ago, and then sealed in time and rushed to the reader.

I just flipped through the physical book and finally understood why Gou Da named the last chapter Hymn of Life instead of Lament of Life I thought it was a spiritual victory at first, but it doesn't have that flavor anymore. In other words, I strongly disagree with the reasons given in Gou Da's closing speech Although I still don't agree with it, I found another explanation I think the key point of intelligent life lies in its transcendence. Since humans slaughtered other creatures on the earth and developed civilization, they have never stopped exploring destiny. Who am I, where do I come from, and where do I want to go. So intelligent creatures have created art, pursuing a myth, a transcendent power that transcends the world (like the mural of Liu and Li in the Undersea Man, the source of consciousness is fate, and only these two people can transcend the world and touch fate) And in the world, humans are not the only ones with the privilege of wisdom, there are undersea people, willow trees, amphibious people, and the Gaia civilization of the last Cambrian Era. The Gaia civilization is extinct, leaving only Gaia. Gaia wants to transcend, even if it persists for 500 million years. As the ultimate life, it must have the strongest heart for transcendence. It does not want to be annihilated like the Gaia civilization. It wants to become an eternal existence. But in 500 million years, he witnessed one civilization after another being annihilated by the rules, and he himself only dared to hide. He realized that the rules are absolute, and no life can achieve true transcendence, but I think he also realized something. He realized that no matter how important, passionate, or touching something is, it will eventually return to dust. But it's not that the loneliness disappears, but that it is overshadowed by a brighter flash of light, and the world shines brighter and brighter. And each civilized emotion, sweat, tears. They will slowly darken under the flash, dry up and weather. The rules never intend to target any life or civilization, he just has to abide by this rule. Life is a whole, and it can always find a way out. It continues from epoch to epoch. Humanity will end in the second Cambrian, and new life will be born in the third Cambrian, and then go further and further on the road of transcendence. When the world is in progress, all things that are finalized will only be annihilated in the light, such as an eternally powerful individual or civilization. It is precisely because of life's continuous efforts on the road beyond their own destiny, their will to survive, their courage in the face of despair, their wisdom in strategizing, their righteous sacrifice, and their feelings that transcend time and space that life will continue to progress and become more shining. This entire process is a hymn to life.

This book is one of the best among apocalyptic novels. Does anyone have recommendations of the same level?