
A Blessing Upon the Red Stars
为赤色群星献上祝福
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 416k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Help!!!!! I’m Obsessed with These Two Interstellar Novels!!!
Please, are there any more good interstellar novels? 😭
Seeking Stellaris Fanfiction
Looking for books like *Honkai: Star Rail: My United Earth Is Brimming with Martial Virtue*. It doesn't have to be a Stellaris crossover, but it must include Stellaris technology. The protagonist can be in Honkai: Star Rail, but not some Paradox grand-strategy tyrant.
Sci-Fi: It Has to Be Hard Science Fiction!!!
Something like *The Three-Body Problem*, or making a two-dimensional foil by hand.
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
Looking for High-Quality Stories About Paradox Games, Paradox Players, Fourth-Dimensional Calamities, and the Like
Are there any novels about Paradox games or players? I want war criminals, I want Fourth Calamity, I want efficient, streamlined Stellaris-style purges (screaming, rolling around, crawling creepily~)
A Red Flame Sweeps Across Another World
Brothers and sisters, are there any books where a spark becomes a wildfire that sweeps across other realms, with faith spreading throughout the starry sky?
Looking for Some Revolutionary-Themed Books
The protagonist transmigrates to a time of war, anything like the Republic of China era is fine. A System would be ideal.
Any Stories Based on Stellaris?
Something similar to the game Stellaris
Heavenly Realms Foundation Rundowns or Stories That Give the Multiverse a Shock Like The Three-Body Problem, Stellaris, and Warhammer
Dads, Let's Trade Books From Our Shelves
Has Nobody Written About Founding a Country in One Piece?
Does nobody write about building a nation and creating your own world in One Piece? Everyone’s either fawning over Luffy or suffering in the Navy. They have a golden finger, but has nobody thought about becoming a dad themselves?
Books About Humanity Exploring and Colonizing the Stars
Interstellar exploration, development, and immigration. The science should be realistic and feasible. No stories set in an entirely fictional sci-fi universe. Ideally, I want speculative fiction based on what current technology could actually achieve.
What Books Do You Consider the Best of Their Kind?
The kind of masterpiece that makes every other book in the same genre feel inferior after you've read it.
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Very good. Looking back on the past few years, I also dreamed of creating a world, a paradise. Watch the ups and downs, the ups and downs, the disputes between countries, the heroes galloping, the flowers blooming, the revival of all things, the contention of hundreds of schools of thought, the land sprinkled with the blood of revolution, and filled with poems and chapters. It's a pity that I know that the time has not come yet, and virtue can only be fresh if it is weak. It takes a long time to accumulate, but the accumulation is still long. When I encounter this book now, I recall the past and therefore fail to comment on it. Overall, it seems to be relatively smooth, the plot arrangement is relatively well-organized and coherent, with foreshadowing and suspense climax, which is fascinating. The characterization of the characters is also good, with distinct personalities and outstanding images. However, the protagonist's stance and goals could be a little clearer. Otherwise, readers will not have a main body, and it will be easy to read the book in a scattered way, and the main line will not be prominent. The setting of the background is really thoughtful, it is grand and rich, and it also has a certain sci-fi color. The disputes between countries are well described, and some prototypes can be vaguely seen. All in all, it's worth watching and I support it. Finally, come on.
As an adventure story, it is very well written, but I don't know if my understanding is wrong. Until now, in more than 40 chapters, except for the word "revolutionary" mentioned in the space station before, I have not seen any other specific manifestations of "red". I don't know how the author wants to bring the plot closer to this aspect in the future, but keep it up. I hope this work will get better and better in the future. I will give it a five-star to express my support [Chigua]
It is much better than the books promoted by marketing accounts on Douyin, but it is not as famous as those. It seems I overestimated it
I cried when I read it... This is the second time I saw it on Tomato, a novel that is as bloody as "Davari's Survival of the Doomsday"! ! ! And this kind of subject matter can just avoid the fate of being blocked! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
There are so many subcultures in this book that it can be called subspace. I have no doubt that in the next chapter, Theresia will appear with Kelsi followed by a bunch of Kriegs and Astartes, shouting: For the Emperor (Terasia is also considered the Emperor!) And the protagonist will attack the Zerg [facepalm] [facepalm] A good novel, even I feel excited [Like]
I would say that this book is quite good so far, but as far as my personal reading progress is concerned, I haven't seen the climax yet, but it should be coming soon. Personally, the situation of the three countries in this book can be simply called: "Earth and his three good-for-nothings who still like nests" "The Love, Hate, and Hatred of the Opposite Silly Son" (one is completely capitalist, one advocates peace to the point of being silly and sweet, and the other plays imperialism, isn't it? This is a space civilization, how can it still degenerate?) Of course, at this time, our protagonist needs to carry the banner and plant the red flag of hope throughout the universe!
The author will update soon. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this [laughing evilly]
This book is really wonderful. I really like it here. Everyone in the comment area is nice to talk to and beautiful. I really like this book [laughing]
The Empire, the Federation, and a weak human force from which the protagonist was born; the stars, the plague of insects; the protagonist was once a pirate who provoked the Empire, and his reincarnated body once provoked factions in the school. . . It seems that Lieutenant Yu Lian has opened a new account. . .
It's very good, and it has that interstellar feel. It's not a studio template, it's truly original.