Planet Earth's Mission

The opening chapter has the feeling of "The Three-Body Problem", very grand, a great masterpiece

A very good novel. The author is very creative!

I'm so excited. It's absolutely beautiful. Brothers, I believe it's going to be really exciting later on.

The author of this book's understanding of the world is somewhat similar to mine. It's rare to find a true friend. Most people believe that human beings live in a three-dimensional world or three-dimensional space plus one dimension of time. But I think humans live in four-dimensional time, but humans are three-dimensional creatures with four-dimensional bodies that cannot perceive the fourth dimension (but they can occasionally use the four-dimensional body, such as entering dreams or predicting the future), just like ants are two-dimensional creatures with three-dimensional bodies but cannot perceive the third dimension. There is no time in two dimensions, just like a photo, and there is no time in three dimensions, just like a VR photo. The real universe is a ball, and humans can only touch the surface of the ball but not the inside of the ball. Only occasionally can they encounter blowholes (wormholes) to travel through space. Human beings are actually four-dimensional creatures, but their collective subconscious believes that they are three-dimensional creatures, so they dare not go beyond the rules and use their four-dimensional bodies. In the universe, starting from a point and walking in a straight line, you will return to this point countless years later. It's not like you've come to a parallel universe, but you've gone around in a circle. Suppose you build a telescope with a high enough magnification and you can see yourself. It is not because you see yourself in a parallel world, but because your sight circles back to you. Because humans have four-dimensional bodies, they can sometimes "transcend" themselves, dream and predict the future.

The structure is okay! The plot is a complete mess and the characters cannot stand up at all!

Kitten, if you update it quickly, this book won't be so bleak.

A very thoughtful book. There are many new and unique ideas in it, such as humans being the battlefield of aliens, polluting the environment will be punished by the environment, the concept of time difference, the Ting people using black holes to build super-light spaceships, and the environmental purification towers that are like artifacts. However, I think the significance of the appearance of the mantis tribe is to warn humans not to protect the environment at the expense of the environment. As for the fourth-generation Earthlings, they feel like a mother protecting her child (the fourth-generation Earthlings!), While the Deep Space Man wants to be a bad person and wants to teach the Earthlings bad things.