A Wandering Starship Civilization
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Adrift in the Star Ocean星海漂流Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a niche subject, so please be kind to me. I hope it doesn't flop too badly.
Finally, I've seen a pure science fiction novel, which is quite rare these days. So many science fiction novels these days feel like fantasy. Author, keep it up, it'll get better and better! I feel like I can't get enough! I hope to see chapters about fighting and exploring aliens.
True science fiction, not fantasy. Not some fake science fiction disguised as science fiction; it has strong logic and is based on current human technological advancements, predicting the peak of current technological development—a comprehensible and foreseeable future. The imaginative chapters will begin after chapter 300, so author, please update soon! May 12, 2021
A rare science fiction work; hopefully, more will follow. If any fellow enthusiasts enjoy the kayaking quartet, I recommend *The Little Butterfly of the Dimensions*, *The Battle of the Wellhead*, *Infinite Resistance*, and *Return*, as well as the source work *Red Dawn*. May your reading slump lessen!
I read it many times, from high school to university, and it left a deep impression on me. Now that the author has finally resumed updates, I've revised and improved my book review. The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is logically sound.
This novel is excellent. Despite the lack of a large readership, the author persevered. This science fiction book is a rare gem. The beginnings might seem a bit boring, but the more you read, the more you want to keep going. It would be wonderful if the author created a fan group.
I really liked the premise of this book: an interstellar journey. Following the author's narrative, I encountered countless strange civilizations, which was very interesting and what kept me reading. I won't comment on the author's writing style since I'm not a great writer myself, but I did feel that the depiction of the various civilizations' social conditions wasn't particularly compelling.
A fantastic premise: a hypothetical scenario based on the destruction of the solar system and a lost fleet of survivors. As science fiction, the content is relatively solid and plausible, and I personally think it has great potential. P. S. Pretending to be serious (●°u°●)"
I'm an astronomy enthusiast and also a young author currently working on a science fiction novel about interstellar travel. This book is truly brilliant and breathtaking; it's the second best science fiction book I've read since *The Three-Body Problem*. I highly recommend it!!!
A very good premise. Compared to the Three-Body Problem, the universe here has a brighter and more positive outlook. Humanity is not afraid of its own weakness, but only of losing hope and falling into depravity. The author also has sufficient knowledge background, and some of the scene and story designs are in line with the latest scientific understanding. Therefore, this book has the potential to become a masterpiece! Keep it up, author!