The secret project human hibernation experiment that the frustrated engineer Zhong Shan participated in was stopped. With no way out, he forced himself into the hibernation cabin.
After he woke up, he found that he had hibernated for sixty years and arrived in 2077. In this era, artificial intelligence has experienced an evolution that is 10,000 times crueler than natural selection. They are the winners at the top of the food chain. At this time, mankind is also facing a more powerful threat: an ancient alien civilization that covets mankind's "biological resources."
For Zhong Shan, a "hibernating man" from sixty years ago, he faces a greater crisis: how to survive in this era.
Indeed, imagination is the most fundamental and indispensable thing for people. What the words give is far more shocking and heartfelt than the pictures.
What about the next one? There should be a follow-up, right?
It's a pity that I didn't understand the ending.
It's very beautiful, similar to The Three-Body Problem, but the ending is a bit hard to understand.
The article is very interesting. The protagonist slowly unveils the world and understands the purpose of every person or thing. However, the ending is very abrupt, as if he was cut off at the waist.
It's very cruel. It's a kind of hypothesis that reflects the future, but also has the shadow of the present.
I like it, but it's too short. I like this type of science fiction very much. There are no obvious system cheats or forced intelligence reduction. I still like it very much, but it's too short.
I am zero zero one! Do you have any objections?
I like it very much. The way of thinking on a cosmic scale is very exciting, especially the open ending, which makes people feel that this is the real world. On a cosmic scale, human beings will eventually have different types of evolutionary directions, or endings.
The cover of this book looks a bit like Super Mechanic
Indeed, imagination is the most fundamental and indispensable thing for people. What the words give is far more shocking and heartfelt than the pictures.
What about the next one? There should be a follow-up, right?
It's a pity that I didn't understand the ending.
It's very beautiful, similar to The Three-Body Problem, but the ending is a bit hard to understand.
The article is very interesting. The protagonist slowly unveils the world and understands the purpose of every person or thing. However, the ending is very abrupt, as if he was cut off at the waist.
It's very cruel. It's a kind of hypothesis that reflects the future, but also has the shadow of the present.
I like it, but it's too short. I like this type of science fiction very much. There are no obvious system cheats or forced intelligence reduction. I still like it very much, but it's too short.
I am zero zero one! Do you have any objections?
I like it very much. The way of thinking on a cosmic scale is very exciting, especially the open ending, which makes people feel that this is the real world. On a cosmic scale, human beings will eventually have different types of evolutionary directions, or endings.
The cover of this book looks a bit like Super Mechanic