Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 123 122. Comments on "Live Broadcast of Alien Civilization"

I saw an interesting book today and would like to introduce it to you, my dear ones.

"Live Broadcast of Alien Civilization", author: Forrest Gump is Here, level 1 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

I am an outdoor anchor, and my live broadcast content is about visiting alien civilizations.

For example: Pigman civilization, Zerg civilization, biological civilization, silicon-based civilization, iron-based civilization, underground civilization, photon civilization...

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: Livestreaming an Alien Civilization. The protagonist, Lu Qingshan, is lying in bed playing with his phone when he hears it ask if he wants a cheat code. Without hesitation, he agrees. A system arrives, livestreaming alien civilizations, earning technology points that can be exchanged for merchandise. He changes his identity, teleports into space, and begins a livestream, sending the nation into a frenzy.

Chapter 2: Silicon-Based Civilization. The protagonist lands on a planet suspected of being a silicon-based civilization. The buildings beneath the buildings are deserted. Protected by a protective shield, the protagonist is safe. However, upon emerging, he is immediately spotted by a pig-headed robot, who offers him fruit. Unable to communicate, he follows the robot forward.

Chapter Three: A Zoo on an Alien Planet. The protagonist's livestreaming activity attracts the attention of the livestreaming platform and higher-level government officials. An investigation reveals the protagonist's identity is a fabricated scheme, and no useful information can be found. The protagonist is then taken away by a pig-headed robot and ultimately imprisoned in a zoo.

Chapter 4: What a sad story. The protagonist is indeed being treated as a wild animal, a sapien at that. However, his livestream has already received advice from academicians, who have analyzed the potential role of humanity in the eyes of alien civilizations. However, once he's imprisoned, how will he escape?

Chapter 5: The Value of Technology Points. The protagonist once again attracts the attention of the Alien Civilization Research Center, and the accompanying questions are well answered. As for how to escape? Of course, nanobots can break things down into molecules or atoms and then combine them into diamonds. However, these require technology points to redeem.

Chapter 6: Discovering the Pigman. The protagonist, using nanobots to disguise himself as a pigman robot, evades surveillance and successfully escapes the zoo. Upon investigation, he discovers the pigman's home, where a family of three sleeps peacefully in a hibernation capsule, immortal and ageless.

Chapter 7, The Matrix. The protagonist attempts to awaken the sleeping master, but according to the instructions, the time limit has expired, yet he remains unable to do so. He then visits other rooms, only to find that he cannot awaken any of the pigmen. This suggests that only robots remain active on this planet. Or perhaps the pigmen's consciousness hasn't vanished, but rather resides in a virtual world.

Chapter 8: I Come From Human Civilization. The protagonist is hungry and goes looking for something to eat. He sees a spacecraft descending, and an elderly pigman emerges from it. After a conversation, the pigman expresses deep respect for the protagonist's human heritage, believing that all humans, like the protagonist, can freely travel through the universe.

Chapter 9: The Sage of the Anno Civilization. The protagonist displays his communicator, stunning the pigmen and the audience. The pigmen are afraid to reveal what happened on the planet, saying they need to wait for the Sage of the Anno Civilization to come and see the protagonist in person, so they can then ask him directly. Apparently, something truly bad has happened on this planet.

Chapter 10: Basic Knowledge of the Universe. Upon the arrival of Hex, Commander of the Anno Civilization, he expresses his sincerity to the protagonist, as if a lower-level civilization were meeting a higher-level one, and listens attentively to the protagonist's explanation of the seven levels of civilization. The future being who gave the protagonist the system is, in fact, a Level 7 civilization.

【Brief Comment】

I seldom read science fiction works, and I feel that they are even more mysterious than fantasy.

Many hard-core knowledge points are my blind spots and are very difficult to digest.

Why do you recommend this book?
The first thing that attracted me was the title of the book.

Yesterday, I just found a few live broadcast articles and did a preliminary reading. I became interested in this subject.

Alien civilization. This theme undoubtedly has an extremely fatal temptation for many lovely little kids.

Who doesn’t want to know more about alien civilizations, whether they exist, how they exist, how they communicate, etc.

The "Don't answer" style in "The Three-Body Problem" is terrifying, and the dark law makes people despair.

Combined with the book "Picking Stars" that I read before, it also made me very interested in the future world and alien civilizations.

It's a pity that it's rare to see similar books from Yangyang Qidian shine on the list. This one was found on Sanjiang.

The first chapter hooked me.

The protagonist's golden finger came unexpectedly and quickly, the tasks given were simple, rough and powerful, the protagonist's character was decisive and not at all dragging his feet, the reasons given by his boss when he was fired were clean and crisp, the attention of relevant departments was objective and extremely humane, the audience watching the live broadcast was rational but not without playfulness, and the protagonist resolutely did not avoid questions that could be answered when interacting with others.

The protagonist came to the Pigman planet with the peaceful heart of an observer. The Pigmen are also a peace-loving people, even if they have experienced some sorrow that they don't want to think about.

As an online novel, some of the protagonist's words and deeds, "invisible pretense, the most deadly", are also very consistent with the characteristics of online novels.

Science fiction without exciting points is unlikely to attract heated discussion among readers.

The theories that the author occasionally throws out are profound but not in-depth, and they do not show the mystery of future technology in terms of various numbers and theories.

Unlike traditional science fiction, which always likes to use advanced knowledge blind spots to scare away readers.

Although this book is still very short, the quality is really good and it doesn't look like a work by a newcomer at all.

I still remember that when I was writing my first book, there were a lot of typos.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This book is really good.

What exactly happened on the Pigman Planet? What reward will the protagonist get after the live broadcast? How will he plan his future life after returning to Earth?

Will he pursue a career in scientific research, or become an observer traveling the universe?
Why would future humans choose him so casually?
Could it be that he possessed the qualities of a great emperor? Or was he truly the Chosen One?
These puzzles are just something I came up with on the spur of the moment.

If you have similar questions, you may want to look for the answers in this book.

Maybe there are questions and answers you want to know, maybe there are nothing.

It can be seen that the suspense of this book is quite good, and it can make people have some ideas after reading it.

Unlike other beginner novels, after reading it, you can't even remember the name of the system.

By the way, the author of this book doesn't seem to have given this system a formal name.

The word count was almost there, and I took a fancy to another live broadcast article, which actually made it to the top of the list.

Although, nowadays big publishers promote all kinds of books, I hope I can still read them.

(End of this chapter)