Age of Supernova (The Only Complete Unabridged Version)

Liu Cixin's books are always so full of reason and warmth. Amidst the various disasters and destruction faced by seemingly cold-blooded human beings, humanistic care always shines. Like a lonely boat sailing in the sea, it is warmly illuminated by a lighthouse. I feel like I haven't outgrown my children yet, but the children in the article think in completely different ways than I do. It seems that we have unconsciously learned to consider the consequences and grow up. I would like to say that this is not only an interesting story of a fanatic, but also full of thinking about the future and reality, and an analysis of the essence of human beings. The writing is not good, but this book is really wonderful. By reading these science fiction novels, we can stand higher and see further. After all, life is not just about the present, but also about the distance of all mankind.

Amazing imagination and rich emotional world are intertwined to form a unique fantasy world!

Another masterpiece by Liu Cixin, the most famous science fiction writer in China, Baseline is based on the grand background of the development of human civilization in the future. It tells the story of humankind's continuous progress and evolution while facing the challenges of alien civilization and its own internal contradictions. His writing is beautiful and smooth, with clear logic. Through delicate description and rich imagination, he created a unique future world that immersed me in it. I enjoy the pleasure and satisfaction the author brings me in reading. Thanks to his strong science and engineering background, the assumptions in the book are very reasonable.

The familiar sense of language as always, the out-of-the-box assumptions, unexpected yet reasonable, worship Liu, yyds!

A perfect children's world, the most important thing is that it allows us to see culture. Culture is the most fundamental to the Chinese people. If immigration were proposed by the current world, we would not agree. A person who is rooted in China cannot leave China. Culture is probably China's greatest asset.

Liu's imagination uses a child's perspective to describe how the world has changed. Especially when I saw the land exchange at the end, I was shocked. Maybe it was the blood flowing in my bones from my ancestors that made me deeply attached to the land where my ancestors lived for generations. I always thought that such a game was a challenge to the traditional concepts of us Chinese people. At the end, I look at the future fate of the earth and mankind from the perspective of "my". At the end, when I saw "I" talking about Mother Earth, this blue planet has gone far away from human beings, I suddenly felt that human beings are crazy creatures, and the nature of children is always elusive. This work really made me think deeply for a long time. I really feel that I have benefited a lot, thank you Liu

Some people classify this science fiction as a fairy tale. No matter how you classify it, this is a great work! The world of children who have lost adults is not only full of children's innocent romance and childish willfulness, but also continues the conspiracy, cruelty and heroic sacrifice of the adult world. When the suspended era when the AD clock goes out comes, the children are extremely fearful and lonely, and even angry at adults for abandoning them, which makes me burst into tears... The imagination is wild and the plot develops unexpectedly and reasonably. Good, evil, beauty and ugliness are all human nature! In addition to Liu's, I hope there will be more excellent science fiction works in China!

Yes, the brain space that Chinese people lack is supplemented here. My blood pressure was a bit high when I watched Sugar Land, but everything else is fine [face covering] But where is the real complete version? Although this one has a lot more stuff than other works, it's obvious that some of it must have been deleted in the end.

Although I have read "The Three-Body Problem" three times, I have also read "Ball Lightning", "Full Band Jamming", and a bunch of other short stories. But when I watched this movie, I was still shocked, making me laugh, cry, and get goosebumps. Maybe it's because I'm only 15 years old and have just outgrown the age of the children in those stories, so I have more empathy - this novel brought me more tears and more laughter. Of course, Liu's writing is as sharp as ever. This is a lancet from the starry sky, which cuts through the deepest and most basic good and evil in human nature and unfolds them two-dimensionally in front of people.

Liu Cixin's works are always surprisingly good-looking. "Supernova Era" uses a documentary technique to express Liu's fantasy about the future of the earth, full of realistic coldness and delicate tenderness.

When I watched it, I felt sad, angry, funny, moved, and incredible. But after tasting it carefully, it still feels very reasonable. It's awesome! ! !

This is a grand and complex science fiction novel. The author uses the conflict between technology and human nature as the theme to construct an imagination and exploration of the future world. This book not only shows the impact and changes of technological development on human life, but also explores the complexity of human nature and the boundaries of morality. Through the depiction of human emotions, moral choices and artificial intelligence, the book triggers readers' deep thoughts and reflections on technological progress and the future of mankind. It reminds us to examine the benefits and ethical issues brought about by science and technology, and to think about the development direction and core values ​​of mankind.

Objective and rational, but not lacking in imagination and emotional resonance. Liu is a science fiction author, but he is also a novelist. His ability to write character portraits ranks among the top two among the ten male authors I have seen.

Okay, the beginning is the best. It was kind of out of my mind after the Sugar Land days. At 17 years old, I may have lost the thinking of a child. But I feel that some things are not considered comprehensively enough. Moreover, Chinese children do not have a strong sense of presence. . I don't see too many responsible children, they all seem to like to play and stuff [face covering]

Liu's imagination has never let me down. In a world where only children exist, everything is so absurd and interesting, such as the Sugar Land Era, War Games, the Great Immigration and so on. . When people suddenly lose everything to rely on, they often grow at an alarming rate.

Everything is very real and reasonable, but it is a pity that the foundation is unrealistic. Genes make instincts value survival and reproduction most. No matter how curious you are, it is based on survival, but this point is ignored in the article. . . The writing style is really very good. Even the difficult to understand and obscure scientific principles are brought to life using various literary techniques. It is very touching and romantic.,, If you do this to a child casually and ask your parents to tell you that if you are curious again, your parents will not want you anymore, most children will definitely give up curiosity because of fear of survival. There is also extreme self-centeredness, which will allow them to survive better, but will also make it impossible for them to organize a country, because they have no reason to obey the representatives, and nothing will happen if they disobey.

Finished with flowers, thank you for accompanying me. The light of a supernova shines in the night sky. It is an incredible sight. It seems to be one of the most mysterious and incredible phenomena in the universe. The structure of the whole article is very interesting. From the appendix, I realized that the whole book is described in an interesting way. What surprised me the most in the whole article was the "Great Migration". This is an unimaginable concept, and I personally think it is indeed in line with the process of historical development. It is very American. The most unflattering thing about this article is David. When the war ended, his description of pushing off the plane to save people made me know that he is a real person, not a ruthless politician. I think he can be called the real president of the United States. Yan Jing (glasses) and Vaughn are so awesome, love them On the eastern horizon, a blue star rose, like a sapphire placed on the pale red gauze of the sky. "Is that Earth?" "Yes, kid, that's Earth."

"Supernova Era" is an excellent science fiction work with novel themes, but it is slightly lacking in completeness. I saw that the children's world is not only filled with innocence, but also destruction and destruction. This is innate. Children can use candies to ignite wars, and they can also build order in the name of games. Behind the seemingly harmonious game war is the Antarctic reshaped in blood

The shock this book brings is beyond words. Liu once again used his limited writing style to describe a grand world. It's obviously just a simple arrangement and combination, but it can arouse resonance in people's souls. The ethereal feeling of his works is like the 35 million years that have passed since the death line. And when human beings step out of the porthole in a civilized form, how can an individual describe the shock it brings?

It's so shocking, so wild and unconstrained, this imagination is so invincible. The second half looks too heart-wrenching from an adult perspective. I am afraid that children will ruin the earth and humankind will become extinct [almost crying]

It is very good to read. I have read the three parts of "Three Body", "Ball Lightning" and other short stories before. Every time I open it, I am shocked. On the one hand, I am amazed at Liu's broad imagination. On the other hand, although it is a science fiction book, it is not a pile of professional terms. The mastery of words and the shaping of images are very accurate. The writing style is smooth and natural, making people easily immersed in it and unable to put down the book.

"Supernova Era" is a masterpiece in which "ideology" is far greater than "literature". It may not be Liu Cixin's most sophisticated story-telling work, but it is definitely one of his boldest, most rebellious, and most philosophically speculative works. It is not suitable for readers who pursue traditional narratives and character arcs, but it can bring an unparalleled reading experience to readers who love thinking and enjoy the impact of thoughts. Liu Cixin did something unprecedented: he did not treat the "child's world" as a metaphor or fragment, but as a harsh, global reality. This is the core value of this book. The ending of the novel is very open, even a little rushed. It presents an earth-shattering idea without giving a clear ending. Although this kind of blank space can stimulate thinking, it also makes some readers feel unfinished or at a loss. Finally, congratulations on reading such a unique novel! The thoughts and shocks it leaves behind are far more precious than a perfect story ending.

The work of everyone, this kind of apocalypse is more tragic and passionate than that of zombies. There is hope in despair. Although you are reluctant to let go, you still have to say goodbye to your children. When they pass away, they are ushered in new life...

It's good to see. The electrician's thoughts are really profound. I also have a rich imagination. I have also thought about what the world would be like if there were no adults on the earth, but compared to Da Liu, my imagination is still too childish. The most shocking thing was the exchange of nuclear bombs between countries and the exchange of land (it seemed that one of the adults was gradually dying, and the green light was gradually being swallowed up by darkness. I forgot what it was called specifically). The land exchange and the gradual death of the adults made me cry [cry] [cry] [cry] Vaughan and Yanjing really had a good fight ()

Another masterpiece by Liu Cixin, the most famous science fiction writer in China, Baseline is based on the grand background of the development of human civilization in the future. It tells the story of humankind's continuous progress and evolution while facing the challenges of alien civilization and its own internal contradictions. His writing is beautiful and smooth, with clear logic. Through delicate description and rich imagination, he created a unique future world that immersed me in it. I enjoy the pleasure and satisfaction the author brings me in reading. Thanks to his strong science and engineering background, the assumptions in the book are very reasonable.

When I opened the book, I thought it was a future fairy tale that would heal children, but after reading it, I was left filled with shock and sadness. I thought that in a world separated from adult rules, only children would be left with pure romance, but little did they know that children would also fight and start wars just for fun. Especially the chapter of the Supernova War, which vividly reveals the malice hidden under the innocence of children. The undisguised cruelty can send chills down the spine. I can't help but think of the British fairies in the main storyline of FGO. They are born to be purely good and can also do evil at will. Perhaps this intertwining of good and evil is an instinct engraved in the bones of human nature. The inherent contradiction can never be completely resolved. In the game "Homeland" at the end of the article, the scene of the children leaving their hometown is very contagious, and the loneliness that hits us goes straight to the bottom of my heart. Far away from homeland and wandering in a precarious future, a few strokes express the sourness and heartache in my heart.

The supernova era is a very wonderful fantasy that Liu has about the future, with endless meanings. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that it is science fiction and human nature. In a world like that, no matter who reads the book, as long as he is more mature than a 13-year-old child, he will have a strong sense of involvement. This feeling comes from the imagination of the future and the synchronization with reality. Liu's books always make people think and feel numb! And this is his 1991 book. Whether it is in terms of subject matter, plot or writing style, it is still an excellent science fiction novel even now! Support Da Liu! Support tomatoes!

Unique settings The novel is set in the setting that due to a supernova explosion, all adults on the earth died, leaving only children to take over the world. This setting is highly imaginative, creating strong contrast and impact, allowing readers to examine human society from a new perspective and explore changes in human nature, social order, technological development, etc. Under extreme circumstances. Wonderful plot There are rich and diverse plots in the book. After the initial chaos, the children began to try to establish their own social system, from economics to politics, from culture to military, showing a series of stories full of childlike interest and depth. Plots such as "The Decisive Battle on the Antarctic Continent" are tense and exciting, and also reflect the growth and struggle of children when facing complex problems. Profound themes It's not just a story about kids, but it delves into a lot of serious themes. For example, thinking about human nature, children have both innocent and kind sides, as well as cruel and selfish sides. In a world without adult restraints, the multi-faceted nature of human nature is magnified. At the same time, the novel also explores issues of social development and inheritance, how children rebuild civilization on the ruins, and the challenges that civilization faces in the process of inheritance. Excellent writing Liu Cixin, with her delicate and imaginative writing style, vividly depicts a strange world dominated by children. Whether it is the description of grand scenes, such as social changes on a global scale, or the portrayal of the inner world of the characters, they are all in place, allowing readers to immerse themselves in this unique science fiction world. However, some readers believe that the description of children's behavior and psychology in the book is slightly idealized or simplistic in some plots, and there may be a certain gap between the actual performance of children in reality. But overall, "The Age of Supernova" is a masterpiece of science fiction with profound ideological connotations and unique artistic charm, and is worth reading.

The novel received mixed reviews. For me, although there is no astonishing cosmic world and high technology like "The Three-Body Problem", it can definitely be regarded as a masterpiece of soft science fiction based on its imagination. The author uses romantic writing to describe a strange but reasonable future. This book can be regarded as a combination of joy in hard-core science fiction and rigor in fantasy. In this book, you can not only see a different future, but also see a top science fiction writer's thinking about the future. A highly recommended science fiction masterpiece.

I feel that this book has a good imagination and the settings are quite interesting. However, it is Liu's early period after all, and the rhythm and writing style are still not as smooth as later ones. . . . . I can only say that the story is interesting, but in other aspects it is still much weaker than the later Liu.