Twelve Matrices

It's really shocking. Every mythological conjecture is obviously so wild and unrestrained, but when combined together, it has strict logic. Maybe this so-called myth is unproven science, or it may be the expectations and imagination of the ancients. In any case, it is a very novel idea for the author to integrate mythology into real science. If the moon was really the sky, then when you raise your head, you will see the boundless realm.

This book is very good. It is a combination of science fiction and mythology. I believe that many people have seen similar books in recent years, but there are very few that are logically self-consistent and authentic. This book is very good, but there are some pitfalls and regrets that have not been filled in. For example, the results of the United Nations meeting in the middle have not been completed. For example, have the cross-era materials discovered made the earth's science and technology develop faster? The protagonist never saw his wife and daughter again from the beginning of the research until he disappeared. Without professional knowledge, laymen may be a little confused when they see some terms and theories in the middle, but it does not affect the reading. The explanations are relatively clear, but if you don't want to read them, you can just skip those theories and directly read the results they said, and they can still understand them.

A very good idea, using science fiction to interpret mythology, it is worth recommending.

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