The Star's Annihilation
湮灭星芒
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's impossible to find any works that don't talk about romance throughout. The author's knowledge is not ordinary. It's a great book!
There are not many such good novels. The author's imagination is really big. The wars between civilizations, galaxies and galaxies, and universes are not ordinary. The logic is strict. I give it a big thumbs up.
The historian's swan song is the blank rhyme "Li Sao", and "Starlight" is the sci-fi blank rhyme "The Three-Body Problem". Both have their own characteristics. "Three-Body" depicts the dark side of the species, reflecting despair and helplessness everywhere; while "Starlight" depicts the glorious side of the species, reflecting hope and confidence everywhere. Both write about the meaning of civilization, and at the same time they also write about the infinite fantasy and thinking about the future world, as well as various technologies in the future world. "Starlight" uses easy-to-understand language to explain some things that we cannot understand, allowing us to indulge in it. Although there are some mistakes, they do not affect the whole.
It's really good, and it's one of the few books I've seen that has a connection. Personally, if you don't like it, don't spray it.
This is the best science fiction novel I have ever read, including the previous film Abyss Starlight. The author's writing style is very good, the plot is not procrastinating, the competition between civilizations is very exciting, and the world view and cosmology are well established.
The author's writing style is very good, and the macro environment presented is very awesome. It is a science fiction novel worth reading.
It's definitely hard science fiction. The only flaw is that the plot and character dialogues need to be improved, and sometimes it feels a bit childish. But it is absolutely science and absolutely fantasy, and it is fully worthy of the word "science fiction".
2022.11.11 0:56 AM [Blow a kiss] Read the whole chapter, trilogy I just started to follow science fiction recently. Many people recommend it. I felt a little boring after watching the first part. I read it patiently. I felt very comfortable watching the second and third parts (especially the second part). The third part has a small flaw [blowing kiss] but I still love it. It's a pity that there is no fourth part.
Tomato is a perfect example of hard science fiction. Hard sci-fi, without a lot of intrigue, because this style doesn't require romance. For hard science fiction, the author's knowledge base is completely competent and impressive. I feel that every technological breakthrough is very reasonable, and it is really a breath of fresh air compared with those provided by the messy system. Without those bloody plots, there is no need for extra social changes and love in science fiction.
This is the first time I have followed a book from the first to the second part. It is very coherent, unlike some books where I am a little confused after reading it.