Reborn Super Battleship

As a 15-year-old bookworm, I would like to make an objective evaluation: (1) This book was written in 13 years. According to the standards at the time, it was a great work and the rich travel experience completely satisfied the desire for novelty. It was completely in line with people's imagination under Luo Ji's thinking, and it also provided inspiration for subsequent science fiction novels (2) Era In development, science fiction novels are also developing, and readers are also developing, so from the current perspective, it belongs to the category of novice novels To sum up, this book is a good book and the times are progressing. There is no need to blame. Similar high-quality science fiction novels in recent years include Deep Space and so on But it may become a novice novel in 7.8 Years! Thanks for reading!

I accidentally came back to take a look, and I saw a lot of trolls. I need to say a few points here: 1: Caihong was a sophomore in high school when he wrote this novel, and his children are now doing soy sauce. Think about the starting point of the so-called "science fiction" in that era 2: Same as above, this book was written by Caihong when he was a sophomore in high school. My sophomore year in high school was the first in a single subject. However, I don't have the knowledge of Rainbow. I don't know who is trolling, how good are you in your sophomore year, physics scientists? 3: It's poisonous in the early stage. It is recommended to jump to the Lizard Civilization and start reading. In the later stage, you can stop reading after defeating the Chaos BOSS. 4: For those who are irritating, go read the new book, Earth Era. Let me see if you are still full of excrement 5: This book is better than the Galaxy at the Starting Point. The Science Fiction Award is not without reason. At least none of you here have received it. Don't talk about Honor of Kings. What is the background of Honor of Kings? What is the background of Rainbow? 6: If you don't like it, don't spit shit. It will make you appear to be just a superior party, a keyboard warrior, and an impolite idiot.

Compared with Asimov's "Galaxy Empire" series, Clark's "A Space Odyssey" series, and the recent Liu Cixin's "Three-Body" series, this book is far inferior in literary skills, but its content has gone far beyond the scope of traditional science fiction. The deficiencies in literary skills are reflected in the elegance and precision of the language, the conceptual presentation of the article, etc., Such as arguments caused by over-description of technology, the limitations of narrative techniques in online literature, etc. The transcendence in content is reflected in the epic of the universe rather than just the epic of mankind, and the argument of the final proposition is not limited to the speculation of traditional philosophy. When the protagonist sets out after the destruction of the earth, that is, from the very beginning, he has broken away from the shackles of traditional human social relations, and he represents all mankind. What he did and thought symbolized the author's helpless wandering process after breaking away from the current state of human existence and forcing people to be isolated in the universe. This is shocking, because almost all traditional novels are based on human society, but the starting point of this one is beyond human society and unfolds from the perspective of the overall destiny of human beings in the universe. The author's protagonist starts from the solar system, to the Milky Way, to the local galaxy group, to the super galaxy cluster, to the visible universe, to the unknown universe. These seemingly other worlds that only exist in our observations gradually unfold into an unparalleled epic picture in his writing. Although it is similar to a travel novel, it is different from novel exploration novels such as "Gulliver's Travels" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea". It allows us to go beyond just looking up at the starry sky, as if we personally feel that even the solar system is as small as dust in the Milky Way, and the Milky Way is as small as dust in the universe, and the human beings in it are boundless and confused in this vastness. In contrast, although Asimov's "Galactic Empire" series describes a human epic that lasts for thousands of years, the discussion is limited to the Milky Way, and is essentially an internal conflict within human society, but there are more alien creatures and artificial robots, so-called robots, as participants. The recently similar "Dune" is a Western European medieval social novel that unfolds in a state similar to the Galactic Empire. These science fiction novels are actually human history novels packaged with technological elements. Compared with this book, the horizon cannot be compared. In this book, cosmic civilization can be divided into nine levels. The current civilization of human beings on earth is at the second elementary level and does not yet have planetary-level voyage capabilities. Only at level seven can it barely have the ability to travel across river systems. Even so, it will take a span of thousands of years, which is evident from this. Many of the author's wonderful ideas are amazing, such as the life that combines consciousness and computer without program instructions, the evolution of lizard-human civilization on the wandering planets between stars, the alien life of a single individual compared to civilization, the combination of the psychology department and the science department of civilization, the demonstration of the existence of two-dimensional creatures and four-dimensional space, the power and fragility of virtual replica life, the demonstration and realization of three causal weapons, the unevenness of time dependence on the observer, and even the exploration of circumnavigation of the universe and the meaning of existence, etc. It not only includes the discussion of traditional physical science issues such as the understanding of the uncertainty principle, the existence of gravitons, the realization of super-light speed, etc., But also the discussion of life issues, such as the existence of the soul, the existence form and conditions of intelligent life, the issue of eternal life, etc., And the discussion of social issues, such as federation, dictatorship, monarchy and other traditional systems and machine rule, dedication to civilization, and copying existence. There are also war issues such as the analysis of conceptual systems, such as the combined confrontation between strategic weapons and conventional weapons that destroy river systems, the issue of simultaneous psychological tactics and war preparations, etc. In short, it is all there. It is hard to imagine that three million words can have such a density of thinking. If "Das Kapital" is a classic masterpiece that analyzes capitalism, this book is a masterpiece that analyzes future interstellar wars. Because the purpose of this book has stood at the highest point, what is the significance of human beings in the universe. Compared with the "Three-Body" trilogy by Liu Cixin, the representative work of Chinese science fiction, the latter only describes the loneliness and helplessness of human civilization after the failure of the confrontation with the Three-Body civilization. In these books, human beings are forced to be involved in civilized wars, just as agricultural civilization is invaded by nomads. Survival forces people to make choices regardless of choice. This proposition of natural selection has been discussed a lot in history and science, and there is nothing new. In this book, when the technology of the Lucca civilization fell into stagnation for thousands of years, people gave up development and focused on enjoyment because robots solved the problem of intelligent life support supply such as element synthesis, and society completely degraded. How to solve this problem? This book explores exactly this issue. Another example is when human beings are reduced to food raised by other civilizations, just like the pigs raised by humans, providing the highest quality services and material conditions just to improve the quality of the food. In this case, even if some conscious people possess powerful force, they cannot change the mentality of others who want to have fun. How to change this state? Science and technology are for social productivity and improving average resource utilization. It is more likely that the situation in this book will occur rather than insufficient resource rationing after the end of the world. This is a real problem that is likely to occur in the next few decades or even centuries. From this point of view, the judgment has been made, not to mention other parts.

After learning a little bit about "The Wandering Earth" written by Liu, I even mourned the wandering planet that the protagonist encountered at the beginning, and was also shocked by the magnificence of the planetary engine!

I read this book several times from elementary school to college. When I was a child, I didn't know why it attracted me so much. Later I realized that it was the French radical enlightenment thought expressed by the author that attracted me. The last thought expressed by the author is complete enlightenment. Although this kind of radical enlightenment thought is simple and contains the nature of human overreaction, I like the thought born of this "century of genius". "Use mathematical methods to understand the laws of the universe, and use social contracts to conclude legal systems." The greatest romance of mankind is the pursuit of knowledge...

Wen Wu is the first to be speechless and the second It seems that Three-Body Problem has become the benchmark for judging science fiction novels now. I am puzzled. There are countless well-written science fiction novels. Three-Body Problem is indeed good, but there is no need for a lot of people to praise Liu and belittle others when science fiction is mentioned. Da Liu has a broad mass base and has the protection of the Hugo Award. China's science fiction is not carried by Da Liu alone. Writers such as Wang Jinkang, He Xi, Jiang Bo, etc. Do not seem to be in the eyes of many netizens at Qidian, or they may not know about it at all. There are still a lot of people who distinguish between hard science fiction and soft science fiction. There has never been such a thing as hard science fiction. Liu's Three-Body World is also a fantasy. Science fiction is always fantasy based on science. Every science fiction book has a lot of logical flaws. As long as it can make readers think, it is a good science fiction. Who would be interested in reading a meaningless noun-stuffed paper except for those in this major. Two years ago I read a book called "The Things I Became God" which was really tough according to the words of many great readers. Anyway, I basically couldn't understand it, and there were all kinds of professional terms throughout the book. I was confused just by looking at the table of contents. After being tortured and reading it on Baidu, I was still confused. Is this qualified science fiction? Of course, I admire the author very much, at least I can't write it. If you are interested, you can take a look. The book Rainbow also has many shortcomings. The characters in the early stages are quite toxic, the political game is childish, the description of human nature is single, the description of civilization is weak, etc., But it has thoughts about the universe, technology, the development of civilization, philosophical thinking, and the most important scientific thinking in science fiction. Not to mention online articles, it is worth reading again and again among many published science fiction

No, this book cannot win the award. Who will win the award? This book is really good. Although this book is very old, it is very novel and immersive when I read it now. It may be because I have read less articles like this. Now that I have only read more than 300 chapters, I have a feeling that the stupidest thing in the book is not the aliens or the protagonist, but my feeling. Every time the protagonist is deceived, I will also be deceived, and every time I am deceived, I have a feeling that shocks my soul. The mentality when reading it is also very different from reading other books. Anyway, it is worth reading.

The masterpiece of science fiction battleship novels, although it was written ten years ago, you can still feel the sci-fi battleship world constructed by the author. One person can control a huge fleet to launch an interstellar war, control hundreds of millions of robots to develop a planet, travel in the universe by one person, and promote the development of the entire technological system by one person. The protagonist has a distinctive and passionate character, and there are many sci-fi settings that make people shine. In addition to this book, the author's other hard science fiction book "Earth Era" is also a book that I like very much, and I can clearly feel the author's improvement from it.

Compared with the Three-Body Problem, it is the most stupid behavior. Judging from the soul at the beginning of the novel, and the fact that one person's computing power is approximately equal to the computing power of 7 billion people on the earth, this is actually no longer science, it is just a pure novel, and the subsequent overlapping of proper nouns will not be used in any serious science fiction literature, but at the starting point, in the novel world, it is quite appropriate. (The number 7 billion can prove that in modern times, the probability of such a large gap in human intelligence in the future is quite small. According to the setting, the protagonist is already the smartest human being in the world)

A relatively hard-core science fiction work about the destruction of the earth. The protagonist combines his consciousness with the central computer of the spacecraft and embarks on interstellar exploration. Follow the protagonist's perspective, passing through the solar system, the Milky Way, the Andromeda Galaxy, and all the way to the core of the universe, witnessing various celestial bodies such as white dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes, and experiencing extreme astronomical phenomena such as supernova explosions. This is a cruel but romantic journey into the universe. It is a fascinating book that allows people to appreciate the insignificance of human beings and the mystery of the universe while reading.

There is no science, it is all fantasy (Note: Suitable for most Qidian readers) The easiest way to blow the earth to pieces would be to throw the earth into Jupiter or hit it with Venus. (However, the latter is not safe and can easily become another spark)

The theory of this book is pretty good, but the protagonist's tone and personality are obviously not like scientists or even adults, and the setting is very poisonous...

The early and middle stages were really well written, but the ending in the later stages was a bit rushed and not ideal.

Thoughts after reading it It has been at least five years since I read this book, and now I am back to write my thoughts after reading it 1. A rare good book, there are very few sci-fi novels, and not many people want to read them and still think about it. This book is, and it was written several years ago. 2. Not much to say about the dark forest. There are few science fiction books that leave the earth and enter the universe that do not use this feature after the Trisolaris fire. The same is true for water droplets. But at that time, this book was considered an early use of this link. It is very interesting. 3. Regarding the setting of luck, luck or not is affected by innate factors, but it is not related to the natural factors. The body and actions also have a lot to do with it. It took a certain amount of pen and ink to write this, which is quite meaningful 4. The duel between civilizations and the weapons of each civilization are also very interesting. Sorry, I can't remember here. Is the setting of the sweeper civilization included in this book? There is also the setting of the Chinese subtitled battle star. It has been too long to remember. The description of the battle between civilizations in the section about adapting to rules by changing them is very exciting. 5. There are many other descriptions of settings. Forgive me for being ignorant, but this book also feels that there are many very novel settings and writing methods. I still remember reading this book eagerly at the time, and I couldn't stop reading it. 6. It's a good book, author. I dare not cheer you up. Science fiction really consumes too much brain capacity, and it also consumes knowledge reserves. It cannot be shipped just by writing. I wish the author has ideas and happiness.

It feels like even the interstellar genre can't escape the upgrade mode, especially the rules at the end... It's too mysterious. I feel like it's better in deep space than this.

I've read 1/3 of the book. The structure is pretty good and the physics foundation is OK, but I still have to complain about it. Since the author doesn't know how to write about emotions, he shouldn't have forced the heroine into the drama. He gave up on her on Earth, and even wanted to be obscene, which made me very embarrassed. In addition, civilizations higher than the protagonist can fight back and forth, and civilizations lower than the protagonist can also fight for 300 rounds. A war has to make us readers anxious to death to make you feel comfortable; some things can be explained once, and we remember them well; the writing of spaceship materials is a bit sloppy, using biological tissues to deceive us, and the protagonist always forgets that he is a machine race. Also, pay attention to something that many novels make, which is to control the occurrence of small-probability events. Don't go there. This is a bunch of seven aunts and eight aunts. There are also friends and classmates there, and you can always run into old acquaintances. I won't complain about those frog legs. The part about Higgs is very avant-garde because it's 2019 now. Overall it's okay so far, but I'll come back. Unlike a certain burly man who can hit thousands of astronomical units with a laser cannon, who can crack melon seeds to watch a battle from a few light-years away is reliable, and whose radio has no delay, and who has not learned physics well enough to write science fiction but is still drunk. Many people say that The Three-Body Problem is good-looking, but I personally don't think it is very good. Firstly, it has no fixed protagonist, secondly, it is always on the earth, and thirdly, it depicts human beings in such a miserable way that it makes it depressing. A passerby wiped out human beings. The singer can even reduce dimensions, and even let the Virgin bitch Cheng Xin run away. I don't agree with the fact that the curvature reduces the speed of light. It has a beginning but no end, and advanced civilizations just end it with soy sauce.

Chapter 642 "Melee" feels like the six major sects besieging Guangmingding to grab the dragon-slaying sword Yitian Sword, the 42-chapter sutra in The Deer and the Cauldron, Yue Wu's suicide note, the sword manual to ward off evil, and the Liancheng Jue. The outer cover changed from high-tech to high-tech. Storytelling is not as good as what the old man did 50 years ago 😐

I'm ashamed to have read this book in just two days. I read it in one sitting. I really feel that this is one of the best science fiction novels I have ever read. It is on the same level as The Three-Body Problem. What attracted me to The Three-Body Problem is the response and transformation of human society and civilization in the process of uncovering the truth of the universe again and again, and the form and culture of civilization in the universe. In fact, there are not many descriptions of communication between civilizations, and "Battleship" is just the opposite. Battleship's structure of the existence of civilizations in the universe, the application of the dark forest theory, and the speculation of communication between civilizations in the universe are all grand fantasy that I have never seen before or imagined, and it feels reasonable and unexpected. Regarding the science fiction angle of this article, I am even more impressed. There are always people who say hard science fiction. I feel that this book is not hard science fiction. I use my little existing scientific knowledge to point out the errors in the article. What I want to say is, first of all, science fiction is science fiction after all, not popular science. If the novel is written completely according to the existing scientific system, it is not science fiction. Secondly, the various scientific phenomena, speculations, etc. Described in the article have no actual existence in reality. Who can say that the author's description is wrong and hypocritical? How many people used to sneer at the world where planes fly in the sky described by science fiction novelists, but what about reality? The most important thing is the admiration for the author's science fiction imagination. From the very beginning, the earth exploded, the moon hit Jupiter, he used chemical energy to sail to Titan, and developed stable nuclear fusion applications on Titan. Later, Tianyuan IV carried out large-scale particle acceleration experiments around stars and used accelerators to hit water droplets. Then he encountered white dwarf alien beasts in the Sirius star cluster, and met the Yaju clan. Summarize the grand unified theory, the energy source of elemental decay caused by the application of the grand unified theory, and then the discovery of tachyons, the explanation of quantum interference effects, and the resulting applications, the introduction of negative matter, the dissipation of positive and negative matter, the annihilation of positive and antimatter, the setting of negative antimatter to generate dark matter, and then the development of four-dimensional shields, two-dimensional shields, and two-dimensional weapons. Settings, descriptions of the advantages and disadvantages of dimensionality reduction attacks, and then the application of space. From here on, there is part of the philosophical content, the setting that space is not empty, the bending, folding, twisting, and breakdown of space. The descriptions of various settings are simply superb. Then comes the introduction of rules, the modification of the constant light in the universe, the setting of a meaningless universe, and the causes of a meaningless universe. The god-like setting and application of the existence of a meaningful universe and the derivation of existence are followed by the observation of time, which explains the truth of time travel from another perspective; the setting of this entire scientific system has a step-by-step feel, which is down-to-earth and makes people convinced. It is the hardest science fiction setting among the science fiction novels I have read in so many years. The descriptions of various civilizations are also refreshing, from the earliest wood spirits, the ghost tribe, to the black insects, to the evolutionary process on the dark planet of the Muluton civilization, to the later water drop attack, the captives of the Lucca civilization, to the white dwarf alien beasts, the Yabeast civilization, the mother of all insects, that is, the insect mother queen. Civilization, then the semi-fourth-dimensional Taihao, the aging ghost race, the technological Taihao, the micro-star civilization, the seventh-level civilization in the micro direction, the seventh-level civilization in the macro direction, the seventh-level civilization in the universe, machinery, and travel direction, and then the virtual intelligent civilization encountered after the seventh level, the logical weapon attack near the quasar, and then the four major The attack of the eighth-level civilization, further elaboration and reasoning on the micro-direction, mechanical direction, and macro-direction of the seventh-level civilization, the resetting of combat power, reasonable inferences under the premise that the rules can be modified, and then the aesthetics of the Rebel Alliance small universe, Twilight City, and Black Abyss civilization, and then Music civilization, the description of the soul, the definition of each civilization, the existence of each type, and the encounter with almost every civilization can be taken as the main line of a science fiction novel. In Rainbow's book, it is just an ordinary detail in an ordinary journey to the universe. This magnificent and generous writing also amazed me. Then there is the emotional description in the article. In fact, some readers have already mentioned this, so I will not go into details. I only remember that when I saw Xiao Yu cutting open the hatch of the "90s" spacecraft, I saw Zhang Shengya's boudoir, and read about Zhang Shengya's boudoir.

Let's take the three-body problem as a reference. The advantage is that it is basically logically rigorous, the plot progresses step by step, the ending echoes the beginning, and the holes that have been changed are filled in. The biggest advantage is that we have unique insights into the starry sky above us, and there are so many ideas that make people's eyes shine. The basic structure is more complete than that of Three-Body Problem. Da Liu points out that it ends at Heisen and then digs deeper. Of course, many readers of Three-Body Problem did not dig deeper, but only accepted it as far as Heisen and took it as a dogma. This book presents the author's views on the universe to readers in a relatively more complete logic, and leaves readers to think about "big" questions like who am I, where do I come from, and where am I going? There are also many shortcomings. The most helpless problem is that this book is an online novel. In order to be able to write it, there are too many places that are compromised and followed in order to attract the online audience, such as the title of the book, and the overly straightforward promotion of the protagonist's abilities in the first chapter. The second shortcoming is that there are many repetitive and blunt parts in the writing techniques between the plots in each stage. Of course, many books are like this. After typing one copy, go to the next copy. The biggest shortcoming is that the description of the characters is not vivid, which has a great impact on the perception. Many times they even deliberately avoid describing characters. For example, during this period of the solar system, more memories and thoughts of the protagonist about life on earth should be interspersed, otherwise it would be too cold without any characters appearing. Another example is the eighth-level to ninth-level civilization stage, where the villains are barely depicted. What the protagonist defeats is just one name after another, rather than each civilization with a long history. The author probably rarely learns other excellent literary works from the perspective of writing skills. In the end, more than a thousand chapters were written, but there was not much improvement in writing. Of course, I also understand whether this is a limitation brought by full-time writing. It can be said that the writing style cannot be compared with Three-Body Problem. Although Three-Body Problem also avoids the portrayal of alien characters, many characters have flesh and blood and character subplots. The contradictory Ye Wenjie, the naive to mature to tired and relieved Luo Ji, Zhang Beihai who persists in his sobriety until the end, the rational and ruthless Vader, the holy mother Cheng Xin, these characters enrich the skeleton of science fiction novels. After all, novels are about characters.

I have not finished reading this book. It is very well written and the author's knowledge of astronomy is very admirable, because I also like astronomy very much. However, seeing that the author mentioned many times the photo-induced transformation supernova formed by the most massive stars, I would like to say that the photo-induced transformation supernova does not blow up the entire star, leaving no remaining stars. Instead, it will form a medium-mass black hole with a mass of more than 100 times. What is completely blown up and left behind is a second-class unstable pair supernova. The progenitor star of a photodegradation supernova must be a supermassive star with a mass exceeding 250 times (some say 260 times) when it is just born. It is impossible for such a star to be born directly in the current universe full of heavy elements, and can only be through merger. The most massive star currently observed, R136a1, has a mass of up to 265 times. It may become an unstable pair supernova or a photodegradation supernova, depending on whether its stellar wind mass loss will be large in the future.

To be honest, I also saw in other book reviews that some people compared this to The Three-Body Problem. I laughed the first time. Can a work like "Rebirth: Super Battleship", which is full of literary style just by looking at its name, really compare with Three-Body Problem? This feeling is like someone telling me that the grilled cold noodles downstairs in his house are no worse than boiled cabbage. I originally planned to simply read it and then come to the book review area to criticize it, but I found that when you endure the early poisonous points and see the lizard people, this author still has something good. Considering that it was written five years ago, I can be more tolerant of the early poisonous points. Websites are like grilled cold noodles to boiled cabbage, better in popularity. So everyone pays lip service to some virtues, and don't take it seriously when you spray it at will. After all, authors don't write books :)

What novel of yours is so harmful

Without saying anything about evaluating it after reading it, I only read the first chapter, so I will only evaluate the first chapter. 1. The young protagonist has won more than 20 Nobel Prizes, and then made remarks that were ridiculed by the world. It is so poisonous. I have no choice but to endure it because I really have no novels to read, and lower my IQ to read it. 2. After being ridiculed, he left the scientific world for 2 years and became the richest man in the world. Alas... Okay, I have decided to read only one chapter here. Although many friends are also expressing the unreasonableness of the article, they have also seen the end, being ridiculed by book fans. This... Whatever 3. The protagonist verified the existence of the soul, built a spaceship that cannot be built by earth technology in the article, and launched the soul to the spaceship. I will never be a human being again. Well, the three words "hard science fiction" in the introduction seemed to be deceiving me, and the "hard" word was like a slap in the face. 4. In the first chapter, the protagonist behaves like an old man, and his personality is out of touch. It feels like the character is a bit broken, but it doesn't have much impact. But in the middle and latter part of the first chapter, the protagonist laments that out of 7 billion humans, he is the only one who survives, and feels very uncomfortable inside. These are the exact words. But... Since you are the richest man, since you can build spaceships, and since you are the winner of more than 20 Nobel Prizes, can you really not save a few people? Not to mention saving hundreds or thousands. Is it so difficult to save dozens of people? To put it bluntly, I still feel troublesome and don't want to save them. Then when I think of this, I feel very uncomfortable when I read the protagonist's sentence. I think it is too ironic and a typical hypocrisy. The hypocrisy here refers to the author's whitewashing of the protagonist's behavior, hoping that readers will realize that the protagonist still has good intentions and is a positive image. Well... It is difficult to accept it. 5. I have read books for more than ten years. I am a novice, YY, rational, thoughtful, intelligent, and pure **. I have read all kinds of books. If I had not read any books, how could I be so bored as to comment on a novel that I only read one chapter, and the first chapter is very ugly. If anyone agrees with my comments, please don't like them and recommend some novels to me, with more than 2 million words.

This comment section is filled with big guys. In their eyes, the Galaxy Award is worse than street stall novels. The judges of the Galaxy Award are all idiots, and they are all Teacher Liu.

Anyway, I read The Three-Body Problem and couldn't stand it, but I can keep reading this one. I simply can't read the novel that everyone on the Internet is talking about. Don't know why

Why can't I find this kind of book anymore? I've read it more than 6 times. If I don't have a book to read, I just read Battleship. Alas, since I read this book, other science fictions no longer appeal to me.

After reading the comment section, I was convinced, the three-body blowers are almost done! I originally wanted to see what kind of commentary there was, either to praise the Three-Body Problem or to criticize the Three-Body Problem. I also watched The Three-Body Problem and didn't think it was a big deal! Just your average science fiction novel. Did I not look carefully? Or is my reading comprehension skills too poor? Now I feel sick when I see people blowing up three-body blowjobs. Wouldn't it make you orgasm when someone says a few words about three-body blowjobs? It's so fucking disgusting.

The first science fiction from Qidian! If you agree, please sign in my building! Asking for relatives!

This book was published very early, and it was a rare treasure for me at the time.

The first chapter collapsed! In reality, the speech of a Nobel Prize winner will be taken seriously by the whole world. Don't you believe the words of more than 20 medal winners? Who else do you believe? Do you believe the teacher on Douyin? Hahaha