The Lost Star Country
by Black Bear
About This Novel
"The Lost Star Country" is the latest masterpiece of Chinese science fiction Nebula Award winner and science fiction writer Mo Xiong. In the future world, human beings have already left the earth and moved further into the universe. Their technological level and lifestyle have been comprehensively evolved, and synthetic and alien civilizations have also appeared. The protagonist "I" is a synthetic human with an awkward identity and low status, struggling to survive in a harsh cosmic civilization. Until one day, as a low-level clerk in the "Border Heritage" Development Department, I was ordered to explore a mysterious border heritage with inexplicable huge energy. The unexpected secrets discovered, the disappearance of the vanguard, the unknown power in the ruins... Full of mysteries and thrills at every step, this adventure of uncertain life and death changed "my" life.
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Official(1)Scraped 23d ago
Awesome science fiction novel. The enemy is a creature or existence that can directly attack the causal chain. It cannot actively communicate or actively communicate. However, as long as it has a consciousness of self-growth and has perfect rational logic and perceptual emotions, it will be attacked. This seems more like the existence of a cosmic self-epidemic program such as the Cosmic Reaper. In fact, I feel that this can be expanded into a series in time. I have seen serialization in Science Fiction World magazine before. Now buy it again and watch it again. It still feels worth it.
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Official(1)Scraped 23d ago
Awesome science fiction novel. The enemy is a creature or existence that can directly attack the causal chain. It cannot actively communicate or actively communicate. However, as long as it has a consciousness of self-growth and has perfect rational logic and perceptual emotions, it will be attacked. This seems more like the existence of a cosmic self-epidemic program such as the Cosmic Reaper. In fact, I feel that this can be expanded into a series in time. I have seen serialization in Science Fiction World magazine before. Now buy it again and watch it again. It still feels worth it.
