Among the Stars: Who Awakened the Fourth Calamity?
群星：是谁唤醒了第四天灾
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- Completed
- Length
- 345k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Other names
- Stellaris: The Glory of Humanity Endures群星：人类荣光永存Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Technological Universe, From One to Ten Dimensions and From Level-One to God-Tier Civilizations
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This is the first time I've read such a high-quality Paradox Interactive fanfiction. Are there any things I should be aware of? While no one's around, I'm not asking for much: Graywind is yours, and Bubble is mine to raise.
After finishing the book, I let out a long sigh, gently closed it, and stroked the smooth cover. The soft sunlight gently shone on my head, forming a halo. Facing the brilliant sunlight, I closed my eyes and returned to the various scenes in the book, as if a misty fog was guiding me forward through time and space. I think this book is pretty good, so why does it only have a 7.1 rating? 🤦
I read the latest chapter in one go; it's a fantastic book. As an average reader who's played Stellaris, I suggest that readers add explanations of in-game terms at the end of each chapter. This might make it easier for those unfamiliar with the game to understand. The only thing I don't understand is why no one is recommending this book. It shouldn't be like this.
It's well-written. Aside from my slight dislike of the constitutional monarchy concept, the rest is excellent, so I'm giving it five stars.
It's a very good book; apart from the slightly confusing beginning, the rest is fine.
Currently, this novel, based on the Stellaris universe, incorporates content and some settings from multiple science fiction games and novels, including but not limited to Stellaris, The Three-Body Problem, Warhammer 40k, etc. It also incorporates the player setting of the Fourth Calamity. If it doesn't fall apart in writing, I still have high expectations for this novel.
I stayed up all night to finish this book, and I absolutely love this kind of space fiction—it's so exciting! However, I haven't played these games, so there are some things I can't comment on, but so far the plot is great. It's just that the author isn't updating as often.
For the empire, I am willing to charge into battle. The beginning is fine, but later on, the focus will shift to the main storyline involving the protagonist and the player, while also participating in the individual storylines of other characters.
For a player who downloaded Stellaris but doesn't know how to play, it's still quite a challenge. Excellent article.
I personally think it's very well written, especially the protagonist's handling of AI and cyborgs, which I really liked. I not only try to treat cyborgs equally in games, but I also strongly support strong AI having full human rights in real life.