Omnilogos is an extremely unique and extraordinarily intriguing story I’ve read this year.

This is a collection of stories of Wei Wang where on every part or chapter, another character was introduced, and from there, it will be told on how Wei will be part of that’s personal life. He is trying to do a project and to fund it, he needs a lot of connection and helps that he will get through the help of the people he will meet on the story. What those people don’t know is that Wei’s project will forever change the future of the humankind.

This is an incredible novel. I was blown by the great concept and how good the story was. The author’s writing style is also good even though I’m having a hard time with it because I find it really different and hard to enjoy – for my part. Though the plot is really good and then you can relate to some of the characters. And Wei Wang for me is the counter-part of Einstein.

The characters mentioned here have a different side of the story, a story that will make you dislike some of them at first but afterward, you will keep on reading it because you want to know them more.

There was a time when the story was making me bored because I find the writing on that specific page so slow, but eventually, it’ll make me energized again because something was revealed there and it will fuel the intensity of the story again. In short, the author’s way of writing is to give background first on each person, followed by what’s their problem. From that point, Wei will make an entrance, and the story will flow from there.

Overall, this is an incredible and brilliant novel that explores the space. A story that will make you think if doing a space exploration is really worth it, or it’s just a waste of time and resources. This is really recommended for Science Fiction fans, and I’m telling you, you should read this in a slower pace because you don’t want to miss a single detail from each part/chapters and that you should really pay attention to everything. ( )