How to Build a Zerg Swarm

The science fiction book "How the Zerg Were Made" gives the most perfect solution to star energy harvesting: to obtain the energy of stars, the cost of Dyson spheres is too high, and the Dyson rings are unstable and easy to be torn apart. Therefore, the amoeba civilization where the protagonist lives creates the gravitational ring, a feat of mining stellar matter. According to the principle of relativity, the mass of an object reaching the speed of light will increase sharply. The question is who provides this mass? No one, but its own kinetic energy plays the role of mass. This is called dynamic mass by the amoeba civilization. Therefore, the amoeba civilization used superb materials technology to create an accelerator ring in recent orbits, accelerating a large number of high-energy particles to the speed of light, turning the ring into a controllable black hole (gravitational field). They call this a gravitational ring. Through the gravitational ring, the plasma gas in the solar atmosphere is absorbed, and when combined with the heat dissipation device, it becomes the most efficient stellar material mining machine... I cannot express my shock when I first saw this setting.

Title: Mecha is difficult to stretch This book does not have a female protagonist, it is not a cool novel, it is well-developed and quite interesting to read. There are many protagonists from the perspective of the early stage, but in the later stage it is basically from the perspective of ethnic groups. I feel like Stellar players can come and take a look (probably) By the way, this book is dull. Don't think you've just read half of it and abandoned it.

A model of hard science fiction, it depicts a grand world view. The author's understanding and imagination of the universe and civilization are breathtaking. It can also be seen that the author is an old three-body and old science fiction writer. I subjectively feel that the author has a background in science. Highly recommended!!!

I dare say this is definitely an epoch-making book. This book fully integrates biological science, philosophy, novels, literature and other aspects to explain these principles. This is what most philosophers pursue throughout their lives. In a sense, that was another beginning of the current prosperity of Chinese thought and culture. I hope the author can continue to carry forward this artistic feature. After all, this book is the most exciting scientific novel I have read since I was born.

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The logic is rigorous and the ideas are novel. Although the technical performance in the later period still does not completely break away from the idea of ​​"faster and bigger shells". But the assumptions about how to achieve super-light speed, the conception of future technologies such as stellar material mining, and the explanations for the causes of civilization phenomena such as the formation of abnormal civilizations all surprised me. Of course, the most important thing is that the author gives a different understanding of the "Zerg". The "Zerg" to which the protagonist belongs has a much higher civilization potential than conventional images, and provides a relatively complete natural evolution process. This book is pure science fiction, godless and slow-burning. It's well worth a read, and its social reflections on quasi-philosophy are worth learning from.

The book starts off very well, and then the protagonist changes from an individual to a civilization. I felt that the protagonist's hang-ups were too big and I couldn't continue writing, so I changed the protagonist and re-wrote it. Of course, this is very interesting from a civilized perspective.

This book is one of the best science fiction books I have ever read. The protagonist Huogu himself is an archaeologist. For some unknown reasons, he traveled back to the earth in the primitive period and used his own knowledge to start making cells and other organisms. Soon the tribe led by Huogu discovered that the consciousness of the earth was Ming. After a battle with Ming, it began to gradually develop into the space field. During this period, Amoeba (the name of the main group led by Hogu) encountered the invasion of the empire, but finally defeated the empire. During this period, Amoeba encountered the book's biggest enemy, the spiritual realm, discovered the Book of Formation, and learned about the rise and fall of Teruaki... In short, this book is a very good book. It's worth having. It's also one of the best sci-fi streams I've ever seen!

It's very good, very hard. I mean it's a very scientific and profound web article. If you just want to be happy without worries, you can skip this article. It's a pity that most people want to have fun without worries, which leads to such low evaluation.