The Star's Annihilation
湮灭星芒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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For the most demanding readers suffering from a book drought. Beginners, stay away.
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It's practically impossible to find a book that doesn't involve romance at all. The author's skill is exceptionally profound. A great book!
There aren't many novels this good these days. The author has a truly imaginative mind; the wars between civilizations, galaxies, and universes are incredibly grand, and the logic is impeccable. A huge thumbs up!
The historical masterpiece *Li Sao* is a timeless lament, while *Starlight* is a science fiction work of unparalleled brilliance, much like *The Three-Body Problem*. Each has its own unique characteristics. *The Three-Body Problem* depicts the dark side of life, permeated with despair and helplessness; while *Starlight* portrays the glorious side, radiating hope and confidence.
It's really good; it's one of the few books I've seen that are connected. This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree.
This is the best science fiction novel I've ever read, including the previous one, Abyss Star. The author's writing is excellent, the plot is fast-paced, the battles between civilizations are very well written, and the worldview and cosmology are very well established.
The author's writing is excellent, and the macro-environment depicted is incredibly impressive. This is a science fiction novel that is definitely worth reading.
It's definitely hard science fiction, but the plot and dialogue could be improved; sometimes it feels a bit childish. However, it's definitely science fiction, and definitely fantasy, fully deserving of the title "science fiction."
2022.11.11 0:56 AM 😘 Finished reading the entire trilogy I only recently started watching this sci-fi series. Many people recommended it, and while the first movie was a bit boring at first, I persevered and finished it. The second and third movies were very enjoyable to watch (especially the second). The third movie had some minor flaws 😘 but I still loved it. It's a shame there wasn't a fourth one.
This is a prime example of hard science fiction. Hard science fiction doesn't rely on excessive intrigue or power struggles, as this style doesn't need romance. The author's knowledge is more than sufficient for this genre, making it refreshing. Every technological breakthrough feels very logical, a breath of fresh air compared to those ridiculous systems that grant advancements.
This is the first book I've followed from the first volume to the second. The continuity is very strong, unlike some books that become somewhat confusing as you read on.