The End of Technology

As mentioned, I'm having trouble thinking today, so I'm going to take a day off.

Because the space volume is mainly the setting up and paving the way for a grand scene in the future world. I originally wanted to explain clearly through specific things the life, culture, world view, etc. of human beings entering the space age. However, I still discovered some things while writing it. question.

For example, everyone has criticized the film for fading as soon as it reaches the climax of the plot.

In fact, it's not that the author doesn't know how to write high-C parts, but that high-C parts often have to be careful to avoid things that may suddenly make the book disappear, which often makes the writing seem nondescript. Especially when writing about the future from a macro perspective, many things that should have happened have to be skipped, which makes it difficult to write.

Especially the end of this book will echo the beginning of the next book, which makes the ending a little more difficult.

So I'm taking a day off today, so that the author can think carefully about how to describe the emerging scene of human civilization in the space age, and how to pave the way for the beginning of the new book.

Forgive me!