Wandering Meteorite

This book is generally average, with basically the same routines in the middle and later stages, so the unique themes in the early stages are more attractive. Moreover, it is very difficult to listen to the book, and some of the knowledge added by the author does not help me understand the article. So I recommend it, but I don't recommend reading it all.

The author is very imaginative, and the plot is very exciting. The dozens of articles at the end also describe the advantages of communism. I hope the author can publish other books. Life will not end, wandering will never end.

I have to say that I do have two brushes. At least I have a strong imagination. Although there are things I should not do academically, it is considered first-class in online articles.

The author's subject matter is very novel, and he unknowingly supplemented my physics knowledge and gained a lot of knowledge about astronomy. The writing is also good, and it becomes more and more exciting after the protagonist finds the earth.

It will be good if you insist on watching Chapter 98, Pig's Foot Finds the Wandering Earth

See Chapter 31 At this point, it is certain that this article is not hard science fiction. Not to mention cutting-edge theory, this book does not even cover the technology of the early 21st century. How can diamonds be a rare resource? You are already on the scale of the universe and you are still diamonds. If you can get some carbon atoms from this thing, can't you just produce it in one furnace? Let's talk about the plot again. A so-called "fluid base" forcibly destroys chemical bonds without damaging itself, without inputting energy, and converts metals into "fluid metals" or "living metals". This is basically a technology that has reached the level of a grand unified theory. The process can be terminated by an oxidation reaction. It can be thought that the setting of this article can be swallowed up at any time. The author thinks of it as soon as it comes out. Evaluating the two main characters again, the prominent central idea is, "I am a barbarian." The first civilization is purely militaristic and will not be evaluated. The second civilization just starts disputes casually. Until Chapter 31, it is just fighting, strolling and chatting. There is no depth and no sense of satisfaction. Whether it is a classic literature or an online literature, this book cannot be called a good work. It is just the standard level of free platforms. Cut off 1/3 of the points to show the true level.

The writing is really not that good, and it doesn't convey the feeling of the universe at all. It's like a child playing house, but the protagonist is just a planet.

Very average, not interesting, too boring.

My Chinese is not good and I have nothing to say. Anyway, it looks good.

If the development of the universe is gradually towards death or slow silence, then we humans will be the same as the universe, except that we will have newborns born and there will be a continuation. What about the universe?