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Star Wars, game style, unrealistic style

First person

This is a history of human civilization that runs through crises. Each chapter has a protagonist. The stories are independent and interconnected, forming a vast epic that stretches for tens of thousands of years. His storytelling and spiritual delivery are perfect, but the logic is slightly lacking. From the senses, it feels like the power level of the entire world is constantly weakening in each chapter, rather than moving forward. Probably, it means that each generation of versions is a generation of gods, and each generation of versions cuts Miyamoto? There may still be many holes left to fill, but they are no longer relevant to the main content.

Following the core idea of the previous book, it is extended, mainly expressing the small filter hhhhhh Forgive me, I really don't understand the difference between a small filter and a large filter. In short, both books have a lot of thoughts on the improvement of civilization. It is rare for a Qidian science fiction text to convey as much ideological text as a physical book. Of course, the setting and text of this book are much more mature than the previous one. Regarding his idea of ​​ultra-long-distance colonization in deep space at the beginning, I think it is possible for our future. In addition, perhaps the only flaw is that it is still limited to one river system. Of course, this may be related to too many civilizations. If there are more river systems, your CPU0 will probably display "Open the skylight and speak frankly!" Hhhhhhhh. . . . . . .

I don't remember if I ordered them all, but I ordered a lot anyway. Its main core idea is that the universe will have a great filter on civilization. Generally speaking, it is very good. It has an important golden finger in the early stage. Although in the later stage, it did not say where the spaceship came from and whether humans have the ability to imitate it (it may also have been said, but I forgot anyway, hhhhhhh)

Three hundred and twenty-seven days (10) The last day I cry every time I watch it, it's so uncomfortable All the previous hard work, struggle, struggle, and the joy of escaping from death condensed the tender bud of love, which was ruthlessly torn apart by the author with final despair. At least the shock to my soul was far greater than that of Eri. When I first read Dragon Clan, I cried a lot, but not like this one, which made me cry every time I read it. Only the compensation from the aliens after that is the only comfort and only hope for the protagonist and us. Three hundred and forty-two days (8) This is my home In the end, the old cat died too, died too The protagonist is left alone and escapes to the spaceship. Cried again As I write this text, my heart feels like it has been repeatedly dipped into water by a pair of big hands, holding on to great sadness. Fortunately, there is also the final chapter, which gave my fragmented mind a shot in the arm and saved me from the brink of collapse. If the author hadn't written the last chapter, I would have sent him the razor blade every day, a hundred times!

You don't have many books about travel, but this one has a very strong and beautiful flavor of the second dimension. Regarding the author's recuperation at home, I have to say that everyone must pay attention to their health. In terms of content, it's a bit lost and slightly different, but in fact, this difference can reveal the author's intention. But since I didn't look back, I probably didn't rely on finding the ship girl to push the story line like I was lost, which is good. You have passed your fifth anniversary and are heading towards your sixth anniversary. Meanwhile, every girl in Minato doesn't want their commander to get sick.

Preface: I have recommended it once before, but probably not many people could see it, and at the same time it was not too much. Now I will write it again. Now, the following is the text part Gurgling. . . . . The beginning of this book, like most similar books, does not have much novelty and is unremarkable, but the real excitement comes from the later part to the final part. In the early stage, it was probably mainly about the explosive part of the protagonist (hereinafter referred to as Lu Zhou), and achieved some small achievements, which is in line with the usual routine of Long Ao Tianwen, although it is much more reasonable. At that time, Lu Zhou was still very green and passionate, and refused to admit his failure, although he himself proved the particles that were later considered non-existent using the circular accelerator on the moon. Similarly, according to Chen Xing's habit, several semi-female protagonists were arranged. If things develop normally, they would probably want all of them. But then I followed the common sense but inconsistent with common psychology and chose the senior sister. In the middle period, he started to show off his style and made many breakthroughs in Huaguo's scientific research. From then on, if you read too much in a row, you may have the idea that I can do it, but in fact you can't. In the later stage, Chenxing began to introduce some settings of the stars, emmm, maybe he is always connected with Big Eyeball? ? ? Since then, descriptions of society have become more common, and social forms have become more complex. Although for unknown reasons, there is no description of the problem of large-scale unemployment of the low-end population caused by the realization of controllable nuclear fusion and large-scale combined mechanized factory production. Maybe it is too difficult to write. Maybe he has explained it, but because he has been watching pirated copies hhhhhh because he has no money, he has not seen it. Well, I'm very sad about Vera's freezing, and it hasn't appeared in the later stage yet. Maybe it's not the time to appear yet? For the senior sister, she disappeared and no one could find her. Out of tragedy, she committed suicide. Out of desire, maybe she could be reunited in the end. Let us wait and see. As for the protagonist, he basically lost everything and achieved eternal life. Is it worth it? It's really hard to say this question. It's really hard to choose between the option of going forward or exiting. Finally, in the later period, Lu Zhou arrived in the future, saw more, and lost more. In this part of the content, the shape of society at that time is worthy of our consideration, and it is also the visible future. That part is not too far away from us, but it is still out of reach. Let's just say that for now. Maybe Chenxing's writing is not very good and he has not reached the peak, but we envy China's successive breakthroughs, we long for the advancement of science and technology, and we need to reflect on society. Just as we cannot be kidnapped by morality, just as we are human beings, not animals, for the sake of all mankind and for the needs of our lives, we must not destroy the environment, but the large-scale biological extinction caused by it is something we do not want, even though it is necessary for us to move forward. (This paragraph is based on the part about environmental protection after the Swedish cruise ship arrived, and it resonates with the author's ideas)

A very good Zerg work, and also an excellent Stars fan work. The first hundred chapters are a bit obscure, so you can skip to read them. The interstellar wars and various archaeological digs that follow are absolutely wonderful.

Well, I read it for a long time and didn't understand what the author was talking about, but it's still interesting, right?