Don't Let Capital Enslave Internet Writers!!!!

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I believe many people are aware of what has happened recently. Capital cannibalizes people and is crazy! I call on everyone to go to the National People's Congress website to provide opinions on the "Amendment to the Copyright Law", protect the copyright of Internet writers, and don't let capital destroy Internet articles!

[Sci-fi type] Cyberpunk writing. The protagonist, who was suspected to be a martial arts master, lost a duel for the fate of the world, causing the world to become cyberpunk, and he disappeared from then on and no one knew about it. I don't know how many years later, the protagonist with only half his head left in the beginning is picked up by a child deep in the garbage dump and brought home. He gradually regains his memory and builds his body. At present, because of offending the second generation who just took office as the local lord, the village will lose its asylum in a short period of time, and the mob will follow. The battle between the newly recovered protagonist and him is about to begin. Cyberpunk elements in online articles have always been a niche among the niche due to issues with reader acceptance, and this book is considered to be of relatively high quality. At the beginning, by describing the story of a child's family, the cruel, cold and even dehumanizing flavor of cyberpunk is instantly brought out, and the impact is quite strong. The integration of cyberpunk prosthetic settings, programming, martial arts and other elements into a new set of so-called cyber martial arts should be considered a major feature of this book. To be honest, it is quite interesting and reflects the author's consistent imagination.

[Science Fiction] In fact, at first I thought it was a story about farming on Mars. The male protagonist and the female protagonist go through various disasters, and finally the two of them reunite with a cat. From then on, the man farmed and the woman weaver built a civilization on Mars... But it turned out to be a cruel slap in the face. Although the plot of this story is really very small, just the distribution of supplies to the sky, planning the landing of the heroine, the comet counterattack, the fall of the space station, and the final trek. The time span is only a year with several months of frame skipping, and there are really a lot of useless dialogues. The old cat is really chatty, but I still like what the author wants to express, that is, what is a human being? Humans are social animals, but if everyone in the world disappears and you are the only one left, are you still a human? How do you define human beings? DNA sequence? Isn't DNA just a handful of ribose? What is the difference between humans and orangutans? Sure enough, human beings are still defined by the splendid history and culture of thousands of years. Even if it is short-lived, it will exist after it blooms. As long as you cry out, you will be heard. And human beings are indeed defined by humanity that is more brilliant than the starry sky. Doesn't matter whether your carrier is a carbonyl body, steel or a radio signal? As an annihilated earthling, I would like to thank the author for choosing to leave behind three true, kind and beautiful "people" at the end of time, and for their efforts in leaving traces of humanity and maintaining the dignity of life. It's a wonderful world with people fighting for it.

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[Sci-fi type] To put it simply, this is a story about getting a golden finger to unlock black technology, then opening various bases, climbing the technology tree, and finally journeying to the stars and the sea. Especially like an old book "Technology Super King" The author's writing style is okay, it is basically easy to read, and the layout is reasonable. And judging from the current start, it should take the route of biology + intelligence. The ultimate goal should be to unlock the secret of the USB flash drive, but the main plot of the later stage is currently unknown, and there is a particularly big risk of collapse.

[Sci-fi type] I wasn't too optimistic about the beginning of this book. It also contains descriptions of dreams, but it's much worse than "Dream Guide". Moreover, this book feels a bit like a hodgepodge, and I don't know what will be written later. I still hope that the author can write another hard science fiction. "Under Deep Space" has given the author a label of hard science fiction and accumulated a group of such readers. If it can become the banner of hard science fiction from the starting point and slowly hone his writing skills, he will definitely become a great master in the future.

[Sci-fi type] The protagonist, who spent two years in the psychiatric department of a hospital, received a system from the high-dimensional universe when he was discharged from the hospital, and thus began to climb to the peak of the multiverse step by step. The work is very imaginative, and you can see many classic elements from science fiction movies. The only shortcoming is that it is very difficult to read, and it is suitable for reasonable readers with a foundation in science and engineering.

[Science Fiction] The battle process of a starship can be said to be a qualified space opera, with adventures, battles, palace battles, upgrades, and thinking. A bit like EVA + Gundam + Battlestar + Trisolaris... The shortcoming is that the author's writing skills still need to be improved. For example, he always "can't help" smiling. The text seems a bit dry, and some settings are open to question. For example, the distance number in it is easily several million kilometers. Can the Mother Tide hit a moving warship with light at this distance? Even at the speed of light, it will take some time for this light to arrive. Is this the mother tide's prediction or is it just pointing out where to hit... However, complaints are complaints, and if you want to be tolerant, it's just a piece of food.

[Sci-fi type] This book is definitely a useful and bold attempt. It deconstructs the myth with reference to the King of Light, builds the wasteland style with reference to radiation, and then adds some cyberpunk self-play. The entire worldview is constructed very rigorously. I have to say that the author has done a good job in recreating some of the characters and stories on the journey to seek scriptures, such as the black bear spirit, the gold and silver horned king, and the white-bone spirit. They all have reasonable and surprising settings. However, I feel that the author can actually take a bigger step and completely break away from the fixed route of learning, and the things he writes may be more open-minded.

[Sci-fi type] Infinite Horror is a classic. The characterization of the characters in the book has reached the point of perfection, and each character has its own personality. Zheng Zha's kindness, Chu Xuan's wisdom, Zhang Heng's cowardice, and zero calmness... Everyone has their own story behind them, and everyone is the protagonist in the book. The book not only talks about the struggles in the movie world, but also the despair in the real world. The darkness of human nature and helplessness towards ideals. No matter which space it is in, it can reflect the despair and struggle of life. Even if he is as strong as Zheng Zha and as smart as Chu Xuan, he cannot escape his fate. This is the real infinite horror!

[Sci-fi type] A very excellent novel about farming civilization. It involves cultivating while farming, cultivating members while doing business, and cooperating while taking risks... It seems to have the flavor of "The Road to the Head of a Cultivation Sect". But it has broken away from the disgusting sexual possessiveness and patriarchal feudal dictatorship of the leader, and retained the simplest sense of responsibility and agricultural cooperative spirit, which is a bit like an agricultural cooperative - this reminds me of Leo Tolstoy's social experiment on his farm. Yes, this is the most ideal farm cooperative economy, with the best interpersonal relationships. The leader is selfless, and the members have different personalities but are simple and diligent. Everyone is united to build their homeland and gives priority to helping the tribe within their ability. The description of the group portraits is quite good, from the cockroach mother who broke off her legs to feed her children at the beginning, to the leader Yan Zu, to the wind chimes, the big bear, the master of Iron Knife Mountain, King Chi Jian Lian, King Changshou Lian, etc., They are all vivid and real.

[Science Fiction] A new work from the author of "Die on Mars". The story begins when humans discover a mysterious black ball on Titan. The stage is still set in the small space of a scientific research station as in the author's previous work. The author's writing style and penmanship are both good. Various details are described in detail and vividly, and the strange and depressing atmosphere created makes people feel like they are actually there.

[Science Fiction] This book is actually pretty good in the early stages of evolution, but when "Lin" evolves to a certain point, it seems very dry to describe her adventure experiences in various parts of the universe. Because, although "Lin" is very eager to explore, she has complete control over all the cells that she splits, and her consciousness can shuttle freely among her own cells in the universe. At this time, "Lin" can already have countless clones. As long as time allows, eventually, "Lin"'s cells and individual cells can be distributed throughout the universe, and these individuals have also evolved into an invincible state. At the same time, they completely master all the information of the entire universe, and naturally become the master of this universe. All these exploration plots are completely meaningless.

[Sci-fi type] Doomsday stream with a new background. All species on earth have entered an era of light-speed evolution, and humans are just one of them. In order to survive, the mind and body evolve at the same time, and the competition for survival with other species has become the core contradiction driving point of this book. Therefore, this book is different from other doomsday backgrounds such as wasteland, biochemical, and extraterrestrial invasion. Its setting is unconventional. This book tells the story of an ordinary person struggling between life and death in this background, who gradually grows into Mr. Key. The setting is novel, the plot is not cliche, the imagination is full of imagination, and the characters are memorable. It is a rare doomsday novel with a sense of tension.

[Sci-fi type] This book should be classified under Urban Superpowers. I don't quite understand why it is placed under Science Fiction. The content of the story is that there is a group of people who can control dreams hidden in the corner of the world. The protagonist is a dream master who has lost his memory and makes money by interpreting dreams. This angle is very novel. If we want to compare it among similar novels, I think this book has much better tension in the unit drama than Trafford Buyers Club, but the excitement is obviously not enough. Because readers don't understand what the protagonist is pursuing, whether it is to retrieve his memory or to make his current life better, these are not shown.

[Sci-fi type] Infinite-like flow with Cthulhu elements. The protagonist becomes the new monitor of time and space because he obtained the hourglass of time. For this reason, he is forced to confront the unspeakable existence that has polluted the river of time, and is looking for the target by entering different planes. Currently, he has passed through the lonely village plane and the wasteland plane, and entered the dark fairy tale plane. The infinite flow after the alienation of Cthulhu elements is quite interesting. Although the wasteland dungeon feels quite boring, I think the current dark fairy tale dungeon is good.

[Sci-fi type] The Earth was discovered by the Space Consortium, and they sold the planet. Due to the laws of the universe, they must maintain the civilization and society of advanced intelligent creatures on this planet, so humans were buried underground and their consciousness was sent into the matrix virtual world. The cosmic war broke out, and the sun was destroyed in the war, leaving only a scorched earth on the surface. The decoration personnel of the consortium and all mankind had to hide in the matrix. The story is similar to The Matrix, but there is currently no real resistance organization, only a small society of awakened people hundreds of years later.

[Sci-fi type] The characters are generally relatively realistic, and there are no particularly mentally retarded or stereotyped characters. Even the villains are usually the best of their generation, and they are so powerful that they can lose with dignity. The protagonists basically gradually grow into saints and semi-saints who have escaped from vulgar tastes, leading the broadest masses of the people from one victory to another. The descriptions of the group portraits are very delicate, and their IQs are online. They all have advantages and disadvantages and are humane, just like real people. For those without special plots, such as Fat Boy, the stories of many supporting characters will leave a deep impression on people, and even their stories will touch the hearts of readers.

[Science Fiction] This is a thought-provoking book that can no longer be defined solely as a science fiction novel. The author's philosophical thinking is too high. The book reflects reality and expresses many pressing issues. It is thought-provoking and suitable for book lovers who can think independently and like to think. In this book, the author sets up three major barriers to the development of cosmic civilization, namely the Great Filter Theory. I personally find this setting to be very convincing. Here we can discuss it with you. The first barrier: the ultra-high difficulty of controllable nuclear fusion engineering (infighting) The author assumes that controllable nuclear fusion technology is extremely difficult to achieve and requires a huge amount of manpower and material resources from the entire planet (a truly massive amount). However, the vast majority of civilizations in the universe are short-sighted and cannot form a unified political group. Instead, they spend a lot of energy on infighting, enjoyment, war, etc. So that after the non-renewable energy within the planet is used up, civilization will fall into an energy crisis and will no longer be able to conquer this technology. The second barrier: the ultra-high difficulty of brain modification technology (human brain) After the breakthrough in the controllable nuclear fusion project, civilization realized endless energy and resources, and science and technology took off. However, the human brain is always a black box system, and people have never been able to improve their brains and it is difficult to completely crack it. The brain that humans have evolved over hundreds of millions of years is not smart enough in the face of increasingly complex systems. As a result, the development of civilization has slowly stagnated. The third barrier: certain limitations (contradictions) of the universe itself Human research, including all imagination, is itself provided by the universe. At the same time, the universe is the object of human research. We study the birth and destruction of the universe, and why the universe is the way it is now and not something else?