Planet Escape

The author has almost zero understanding of our party. The slowly entering the apocalypse situation described in the novel is exactly the space that is most suitable for our party to exert itself. The rationing system, mobilizing the masses, and fighting against the sky and the earth are our party's special skills. The greater the pressure, the greater the energy. However, the government written by the author has no shadow of me being a party at all. The protagonist is really pathetic. The governments, military, and police in the world are inefficient and have worrying IQs. The ability to deal with disasters is almost zero. The government seems to have crashed at the beginning of the apocalypse and has no response to the foreseeable disasters. It looks like it is just lying down and enjoying it. Raw materials for the nuclear industry can be bought from just anyone. A certain special department was fooled with just a few words. Thirty people are on duty at the military readiness warehouse, and they are all warming up in the same room? A bandit's den? Unable to complain, I retreated in defeat.

It's a pity that if this book is polished now and all the outdated plots about the Dragon King coming back to slap him in the face and show off are deleted, it is unlikely that it will really be popular. Plot: Wandering Earth promax. There was a great escape across the universe, all stars died suddenly, all civilizations were forced to enter the "Age of Discovery", and the earth was a straw hat "supernova" in the cosmic sea. Civilization level: The civilization that flies away from the mother star by flying a spaceship is the worst, followed by the civilization that flies away from the mother star. Only the civilization that flies away from the mother star has the right to speak. The civilization that flies away from the mother star can be called the overlord, and the civilization that flies away from the large galaxy group is initially on the road to becoming a god. Highlight setting: Euthanasia star field - the cradle of death for civilizations that give up their great voyages and give up their progress - the spiritual civilization in it is extremely rich, and the wishes of the races can be satisfied, and in the end they lose their potential and become peaceful ashes. Civilization Poison - Different civilizations are absolutely different. It is a taboo in the universe to contact foreign civilizations and understand other people's cultures. Racial upper limit - the cost of knowledge inheritance determines the upper limit. The longer the basic knowledge is accumulated, the slower the development of civilization and the lower the potential - the comprehensive education needs of human beings after escaping from the solar system for a thousand years. One hundred and fifty years, and a silicon-based civilization can accumulate all the knowledge of a complete civilization in a few picoseconds, and start special studies Three thousand years of braking era, twin solar systems, and subsequent terraforming of galaxies (the earth behind will attract millions of stars by itself, and simply become a huge continent, surrounded by countless stars)

As I looked at the middle part, I realized how the author's writing looked like the evolution of hybrid civilization. I don't know how to write the rest of it.

When I was very young, watching The Last Dinosaur, I learned that there were other creatures in the universe. When I grow up, I watch Star Wars and Star Trek and learn that humans can also explore the stars. After reading Brother Landlord's book today, I realized that it can still be like this...

Let me tell you a few words: Are the rural areas in the apocalypse so miserable? I'm afraid you have never been in a rural area. Without using granaries, the first wave of shocks will occur in cities. Don't you know that most granaries are built in towns? I laughed out loud when I was freezing to death and starving to death in the countryside.

The protagonist ignored the arrival of the end of the world, disasters raged, and countless people died. Later, in the small universe copy, under the conspiracy of the protagonist and aliens, the world's top leaders were wiped out. When the earth was unified, only more than 800 million people were left. After that, he took the earth and the moon and ran out of the solar system, gathered the scepter of civilization, and chose A gift package for newbies. Along the way, you can exchange shotguns on the earth, and then go to the second dungeon, make strategic arrangements in advance, explore prehistoric ruins with the heroine, and encounter the test of Lin Aixin... Hahahaha, here I was poisoned and died ... A love that moves the heavens and the earth.

It would be great if a novel from five years ago could do this. Why are you scolding it? Think about the Xiaobai novels from five years ago.

First, after it begins to deorbit and is ejected, if you are lucky, it will not lose its integrity, and the ejected planet will generally not disintegrate. There are many such planets and stars in the universe. There are also alien planets captured by other large celestial bodies. Second, the speed at which the atmosphere escapes is related to the speed of the planet, its gravity and the traction of the star. If it is knocked out directly, nothing will be left. But if not, it's hard to say. Third, the surface temperature of the planet is actually declining faster than imagined. When the atmosphere escapes, it is also losing temperature. Planets that are far away from the star or do not receive good light will lose their internal temperature circulation system. The result is that some liquids, such as water, freeze before evaporation has completely begun. Fourth, the first gases to be lost are oxygen, hydrogen, and other lighter gases. Heavy gases such as carbon dioxide will undergo deposition movement in addition to partial loss. Without the stratosphere, lack of oxygen and too rapid temperature drop, it would be difficult for the animals and plants on the star, including humans, to survive. Then just like that, the oxygen internal circulation and natural weather circulation system were broken. (Don't expect how much temperature CO2 can maintain when it loses its heat source. It absorbs heat quickly and releases heat quickly.) Fifth, other animals and plants in the star above 0 altitude will die, and not all bacteria and viruses will die, only a small number will die. In fact, there are still biological activities under the deep ocean ice, close to the earth's crust. As long as the earth's core is not necrotic, the planet itself will still generate heat. Sixth, starting from leaving the star system, if you are lucky enough not to encounter meteorites or meteorites with large masses, the earth can still maintain a certain amount of water. If you are unlucky enough to enter the asteroid belt, the result is that the planet itself breaks down into asteroids, comets, etc. Generally speaking, inner star systems that operate well do not have too many comets and meteorites with relatively large masses. Living planets like the Earth are surrounded by many guarding planets. Seventh, after breaking away from the heliopause and the Oort cloud, the planet will truly drift into the outer space of the star system, or become a dead star, a half-dead star, or enter other celestial systems. Of course, this process may last hundreds of millions of years. If the above process happens too fast! ! Calculated in a hundred years, it will only take a few days or even a few hours for the earth to become bald or even a trampled watermelon. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ That's about it.

With a population of hundreds of billions, even if there is not even one Zhuge Liang, there will be one Jiang Wei, right? ! We are already at the fourth level of civilization. The protagonist is not intelligent enough and even the people around him are idiots. Every time the villain digs a hole, the protagonist jumps down. Not once does he take the initiative to dig a hole for others to jump into! In addition to upgrading technology and violent troops, it can only push flatly and has no technical content at all! There are so many typos that I can't understand the meaning of the sentence! I can't stand it anymore, 88! !

Fifteen days after the protagonist's rebirth, 270 million people across the country failed to evolve due to lack of nutrition and died. The protagonist evolves successfully by relying on the nutrient solution he made in 15 days. The government is still there during this period. Does anyone want to read a book like this?

I've read this book three times and I'm still not satisfied

The book I read a long time ago may seem to have a lot of poisonous points now, but at the time this book was truly amazing and its ideas were really great.

The protagonist has bad views and robbed the country's strategic reserves. Why don't you go to heaven?

Now that I'm convinced, I won't even mention the protagonist's three evil views. How come the huge apocalypse has become the protagonist's one-man show? Is the purpose of being reborn just for him to plunder the country's resources? How many more people will be killed because of the protagonist's selfish behavior?

A fantasy novel disguised as science fiction. The IQ is sometimes online and sometimes offline.

Come and support me every day~~ Come on! ! 🤭

After reading Chapter 12, I really can't stand it. The protagonist just sits back and watches 200 million people fail to evolve due to insufficient nutrition. When a disaster occurs, he pretends to go to the hospital and tell people that I can save people. If you believe me, let me do it. This kind of plot makes me really sick.

Generally speaking, the narrative of the novel is relatively smooth, and the aura of intelligence reduction is not too much. Although there are many bugs, it is still enjoyable overall. But one thing is very puzzling. Why does the protagonist insist on boycotting the country? This is a big problem. I can't imagine that a truly capable person would be afraid of this. If it gets the support of the state, the protagonist's technology tree will surely develop incredibly fast. But for cool writing, of course it's just for the sake of being happy. It's true that many noobs can't accept being someone else's subordinate.

After watching The Wandering Earth, come back and review it again...

How should I put it, I feel like the author is a 16-year-old kid who lacks common sense. To heat a dozen people, it can produce thousands of kilowatt-hours of electricity per minute. ... I can't stand it at all, it's too poisonous.

I'm scolding you here without looking at when the book was written, and it's not that different. It's just a book. Why should it be the same as in reality?

I read this book with the intention of learning and extracting useful materials. But I couldn't help but read all the chapters that have been published (Chapter 96). Let me tell you my feelings here. 1. The creativity is very good. The earth deviated from its orbit, flew out of the solar system, experienced various disasters, encountered alien civilizations, and the battle between the wanderer civilization and the evolver civilization. The civilization evolved and upgraded, and finally advanced to the ultimate civilization, competing with the material behind the scenes, and controlling its own destiny. This is such a thrilling and exciting proposition! There is so much to write about here! Some book friends said that this is an idea adapted from "The Wandering Planet", but it is not easy to write new ideas. 2. As if the author didn't think it was enough, he made the protagonist reborn and returned to the beginning of the disaster. Rebirth is a very dramatic and interesting proposition. The greatest ability of the reborn is prophecy and understanding of general trends. 3. The rhythm of this book is very strong, and it is enough to attract readers. As mentioned above, let's talk about the shortcomings. Please don't be offended by the author. 1. The character's personality is not outstanding. Even for characters with facial makeup, the author should put more effort into distinguishing the facial makeup of the characters from each other, so that as soon as this character appears, we readers will know that he is "Zhang San" and not "Li Si" or "Wang Wu". 2. The protagonist's reason for not defecting to the country is not explained. Let me try to analyze the advantages of writing this way: if the protagonist does not defect to the country, he can form an aloof, cooperative and confrontational relationship with the country, which will create a lot more "drama". From the protagonist's perspective, I won't say much about whether it is better to defect to the country or not to defect to the country. Since the author has chosen to have the protagonist not defect to the country, he should find one or several sufficient reasons for the protagonist. This is also an opportunity to shape the protagonist's character. 3. Civilization is not a matter for one person, but a matter for a large group of people*. *Relationships and interactions with people should be the most important. When the end comes, the old order is broken and a new order is re-established. There is a lot to write about in this change, and the author can consider it. From this perspective, even if the protagonist is not a superpower, but just an ordinary reborn person, there are still many stories that can be written.

I forgot the name, but the world view of that book is closer to that of The Wandering Earth. At first, the civilization of the entire universe suffered destruction and had to flee. The book started out at the end of the world, suffering from various natural disasters and various countries building various shelters. Only the protagonist's shelter was successful, making the protagonist the leader of the earth's civilization. Then fight various alien civilizations. Each civilization is on the verge of extinction. Civilizations are divided into those that take planets to escape, those that escape in spaceships, and those that have higher potential as planet escapes. The protagonist makes the earth continue to improve through his own efforts. There are many types of civilizations in the book, such as mechanical civilization, Rubik's Cube civilization and so on. I don't know what the name of that novel is? I can't find the starting point of this book. Who has any impression?

One of the few novels that I still remember. It's really good.

Just write about the emperor. Anyway, if you are reborn, you will not cooperate with the country. The civilians will die anyway, so the genius will be accepted as his subordinate.

I read this book many years ago and I still think about it now. It's so good.

I finally found it. I watched it when I was in junior high school. Later I wanted to remember it and forgot its name. Today I used Baidu to search accurately and finally found it.

... It may be limited, but some problems are no wonder the results are low.

You know the importance of M3-A, but don't know how to prepare? If you were calculating in your head but not intentionally, the police wouldn't have come to your door so quickly.

I've read it n times. It's a good novel, but the ending is a bit unsatisfactory. I feel like it could have been written in a few million words.