Stardust Past

I finished reading it in two days. I saw it on the homepage rankings. At that time, I saw how could this be pushed to the homepage? There were only three reviews when I clicked on it. The story was short, so I just read it. The atmosphere was the calm before the storm; the style was half-campus romance science fiction! There are two main lines in the story. One is the emotional relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, which is consistent with Zhezi. Every opportunity is used to describe the psychological activities of the male protagonist. It is very detailed, with a youthful atmosphere, a bit bloody, and the ending is satisfactory; the other main line is the upcoming war between humans and Kantars. The battle for the early cold star has exciting fights and poignant heroes. The male protagonist has been hidden as a secret chess piece for several years. Is it the fate arranged by others or is it his own choice? Guess what it is, come and see for yourself. There aren't many characters, so I feel like I could make a niche movie or something, with some elements of love, science fiction, environment, war, strategy, etc. It's perfect.

Teacher Ah Que's knives are always very special. The blades are often covered with barbs. When you first read the book, the knife will penetrate deeply into your heart. When you think about it, the knife is not straight, but has a tearing feeling, which will leave you with deep memories. When I was reading this book, the cruel plot always dissuaded me time and time again, causing me to lose the courage to continue reading. The unknown development of the plot always brought me back, and the cycle continued. Fortunately, I gathered up the courage while wandering and read to the end. I managed to finish the book intermittently. Teacher Ah Que's articles are always very clever. The plot conception, the vividness of the characters, and the emphasis of the pen and ink all seem to come naturally, just like when you usually eat and swallow smoothly after chewing, the language expression in this book always touches the depths of my soul. Scott's story is over, and so is Catherine's story. Although their departure was foreshadowed, my heart trembled when I read their endings. Everyone will have regrets, and maybe this is their regret. However, Kevin's story is not finished, Panxi's story is not finished, and Li Chuan's story is not finished either. They may still be wandering in the writing of Teacher A Que, and still floating in the minds of readers. For me, I lack courage. Whether I was initially dissuaded by the cruel plot, or I was always afraid to face various things in life. I am very grateful that I finally mustered up the courage to read this book. The characters written by Teacher Aque are surrounded by many difficulties, but he can always find his own way. I hope I can also face difficulties with courage. Here's to all the heroes who have the courage to live and try their best to live.

The past within the past, Li Chuan's growth story has just begun, the curtain slowly opens, and then ends hastily. Every scene that unfolds is a long and magnificent narrative, but it is a short story, and it ends just like that. Author, could you please arrange the long story?

Not willing to give in, I want to see the sequel😭

Yes, many of the books on Tomato can only be called nonsense articles that make up the number of words, but not many can be called novels. Although this novel by Ah Que is not long, it is really good and worth reading. If the author is interested, he will write a few more foreshadowings in it, which should be very exciting.

After reading it, I felt a sense of loss in my heart.

The writing skills, logical layout, and worldview of professional authors cannot be compared to those half-way monks who only know how to write cool articles, but of course they are not "brainless cool" enough. Readers who just want to be happy may not be suitable. The story has just begun, and it should be a masterpiece. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's beautiful and the article is very detailed. Anyway, every aspect has been taken care of, which is very refreshing to see. It's a bit like Lu Mingfei and Yun Tianming, but they are on a different path. I still want to see it: the protagonist fights in all directions. Looking forward to the next one

Telling the story of the invention of super-light speed, exploring the issues of time and space is the never-ending journey of mankind. In the story, the protagonist unties the constraints of time and space on human beings. From then on, human beings can freely travel to areas beyond the solar system. This is an era full of romantic feelings, but it is also an era full of intrigues. Incredible elements such as cyborgs, Kantar lycanthropes, robots, etc. All appear. The rulers of various mysterious planets appeared one after another. Li Chuan came to Chuhan Star alone, and was hunted down by everyone, until he finally learned his true identity and the incredible past of Stardust. This is a very science fiction piece.

This book is so cool! Ah Que's imagination is simply off the charts! The young man Li Chuan in the story is like Captain Kirk in "Star Trek", bravely exploring the unknown universe. Moreover, the science fiction elements in the book reminded me of "The Three-Body Problem", but the plot of "Stardust Past" is more exciting and more enjoyable to read! I can't wait to see how Li Chuan shines on this interstellar stage!

The science fiction novel written by A Que takes the invention of super-light speed as the background of the novel. By unraveling the constraints of time and space on human beings, the human world will move towards a more distant and mysterious planet. The protagonist is Li Chuan from Earth. One day he and the girl he had a crush on were trapped on a lighthouse by a flood. A mysterious and romantic story unfolded, and in the process he discovered his true identity and stardust past. But the male protagonist's golden finger is still a bit big, not to mention the real golden right hand. This novel still gives the male protagonist too much aura.

The author's writing is very good and the imagery is beautiful, but some parts are not logical and the core idea is not outstanding (lack of nutrition). It is recommended for people in junior high school and below to read.

It looks good, but why is there no follow-up? I'm just looking forward to the life in the military academy and the grand scene of fighting against the Kantha people. I feel like I'm still not satisfied.

The setting of the rebellion of cyborgs, orcs, and robots is quite clever. It is not unexpected, but it is clever. There are many stories to be explored in this one. The boy's secret love, it feels a bit like watching Cang Yue back then, because of the bond caused by something very early on.

Isn't it a follow-up? The plot after that is the climax, right?

I hope the author can write a follow-up

Very good, why don't you write it?

No, Tomato, what's the matter with you? I've finished reading it, but you still send me messages every day, more than a dozen times.

Not bad, it would be nice if there could be more science fiction theory

Nice. Very exciting. I just don't know if there will be a second part

As a romantic science fiction writer, the author of this book, Ah Que, is good at using humorous undertones to highlight the sadness and romance of love. The style of his works is soft, romantic and cold. This writing style is vividly reflected in this book. This book takes the background of an era when human beings who transcend reality can set foot on lands outside the solar system. It tells an interesting, vivid and exciting story between cyborgs, robots, mysterious planet rulers, and the protagonist Li Chuan.

In the book, there are touching and lingering love, beautiful and romantic six moons, and exciting and cruel war. The story of the book is grand, the details are well described, and the inner activities of the characters are delicate. Readers can follow Li Chuan's perspective and watch him grow step by step. The plot of the book is gripping and the development is bumpy. The novel has a small number of words and a fast pace. You can read it in one sitting and feel the advanced technology in Li Chuan's world, the fantasy of the alien planet, and the laughter and sadness that Li Chuan's experience has brought to us.

7.9 Is really too low, much better than those cool articles that just make jokes without thinking. I repeat, 7.9 Is too low.

Why did it end? I hope there will be a sequel.

Very good, very good, I am very happy to see it. It's a pity that a pair of mandarin ducks died

There are still holes that have not been filled, and after reading Stars Past, I am still not satisfied with the meaning, and it is difficult to get over it.

It's really beautiful. The author uses science fiction as an element to construct intrigues and real feelings in the future society. Read at 3:11 pm on July 15, 2024

I like it very much, there is a feeling of making up for regrets

The plot is exciting and intoxicating. I couldn't calm down after watching it for a long time...

It's really good, the emotional description is very delicate