Dark Starshine

This was written by the editor a few years ago to test the waters. The quality is not good, so I'll just give it a try. I didn't plan to post it, but a lot of people asked, so I posted it anyway at the risk of being scolded.

There are not a lot of battle descriptions, nor too many character descriptions. Personally, I feel there are some flaws, but it is still very exciting.

The feel of a historical documentary. The humanities aspect lacks charm, because it is about war, and a few touching chapters are enough. The battles within the solar system are less epic, so it's adequate as a prequel. The concept is mature and the writing is solid, with less embellishment and more truth. Scientific elements are used freely and the imagination is rich. Rather exciting. It lacks diversity and doesn't write much about the situation in other countries. It's just a war documentary. Just a prequel.

It looks great, but why can't I see it on the homepage? Can't find it in search? I saw it in Shuhuang Sharing

Why didn't I see such wonderful hard science fiction earlier?

It's very good, although it's a bit like a narrative, and the characters are not created enough, but the background is grand and the logic is relatively rigorous. The author must have done a lot of homework. There are fewer and fewer books like this, and I hope the author can write better works. 👍👍👍

The logic is clear, the plot is complete, and the characters are vivid. This is the first hard science fiction novel I have come across, and it shocked me a lot. The emotions interspersed in it make people cry. Hu Yu has grown from a 25-year-old boy from a soldier to a general step by step. The departure of his comrades and regiment leader taught Hu Yu a profound lesson and shaped his character. There are many more like this. I can only say one thing Xingyu yyds

It is a hard science fiction novel, not a fantasy novel in the name of science fiction. The logic is strict, and in my opinion the author has strong scientific knowledge (you can tell by looking at the theories yourself, I am just an ordinary high school student, a layman).

I think this is worth a 9.0.

After watching Starlight of the Abyss and returning to watch Darkness, you can understand why you feel resentment towards Star Yuma. I always thought that there would be more scenes involving older Americans, but I didn't expect that it would be Little Japan. Overall it's good. Getting ready for the third part.