This book is positioned as "pure science fiction", and as for the less, it is pure science fiction in my eyes.

But the book is positioned as a "second evolution", and to be honest, when I think about it, I was shocked myself. But after the shock, there was a bit of confusion - such a huge topic, I thought about it for a long time, and I felt that I couldn't handle it perfectly. This needs to be described in terms of science, culture, art, and even the mind and civilization itself (see the 'Dots' section below for details), not to mention the 'web novel format'.

Special Notes:

The "mecha" positioning of this book: a mechanical shell, or a scientific shell, not just the so-called individual combat armor or the like. According to the positioning of the "mechanical body", even the car belongs to the mecha. Mechanical Body: allows people to obtain the rest of their power and abilities through technological means; Such as flying (aircraft), such as diving (diving equipment), such as high-speed movement (vehicles), and such as fluoroscopy (X-ray), Qianli Sound (telephone), etc.

But in the second evolution, I think the development of technology is more about "control" -- we need to "take full control" of those powerful technologies.

Now that we know the prototype of future combat equipment, you can take a look at the American "Earth Warrior" individual armor - it is still relatively primitive, but we all know that the public ones must be eliminated; The research that is being done may be even better.

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Red head notice O(∩_∩)O haha~: A lot of information in this book comes from the Internet, etc., and the information is not necessarily true; Don't imitate a lot of things if you think they're right, but make your own judgments. If you can't tell, throw it away.

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Sources of thought in this article:

None of us can grasp how technology will develop in the future, what the world will look like in the future, and we can only imagine it now. In today's world, all kinds of fantastic ideas have emerged, such as magnetic motive machines (representative: Sear engine - SEG, called MEC in the Russian standard), research on gene telomeres (control the lifespan mechanism, it is rumored that after success, the theoretical lifespan can reach 500-1200 years, the laboratory has achieved certain results), control and intercept tornadoes, hurricanes, space elevators, unmanned warplanes, antimatter, warp engines/hyperspace technology, string theory, quantum technology, parallel worlds (branch of quantum technology), planet transformation, superstring theory, Hypergravitational Theory, Grand Unification Theory, Strong Weak Force, Gravitational Electromagnetic Force, Boson, Singular Son, Human Replication, Memory Transplantation, Spirit, Soul......

There are too many cutting-edges of science and technology, and in a way, it's not science fiction. (It must be said that our current technology may still be rudimentary.) ）

Therefore, I spent as long as 11 months (plus the previous half-immortal civilization to find information is even longer, nearly three years) to find information and verify some information, sort out some forward-looking thoughts, etc., and I am sure to tell you that everything in the book may seem very mysterious, but it may be a certain direction in the future.

Of course, I'm just a fiction writer, so don't be too demanding. A lot of the data in the book is not correct, and even a lot of the data is apocryphal; Many of the information is also from the Internet, and it is not guaranteed to be accurate. This is just a novel, not a thesis, so don't look at it from the perspective of a thesis.

I just wanted to write a rhapsodic novel about the future, and since it's a novel, it's inevitable that some aspects will be exaggerated.

In addition, this book is positioned in the evolution of life, and is ready to describe a rhapsodic universe from a personal perspective.

In the end, with 11 months of accumulation and conception, I believe this will be a science fiction classic that surpasses "Half-Immortal Civilization".

Of course, because the idea is a little grandiose, I had to write an unprecedented prologue to pave the way for the article.