
Interstellar Longevity: Live Long Enough to Rule the Universe
星际长生:活得够久就能称霸宇宙
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Real science fiction, science fantasy, not only technology, but also humanities and social sciences, conjectures about future ideologies, and civilization's foreign attitude derived from the "Imagination Resource Theory" in the book, the great narrative of using one person's power to dismantle the threat of another civilization, and the "wind" of the universe that is no less romantic than Da Liu's Quantum Rose. The author has brought me more and more surprises. Please arrange the human-machine love between Ella and Yan Xia. After all, this is a feature of web science fiction, so we have to arrange it [laughing evilly]. Finally, for the biological battleship part, can we pay tribute to the "super biological battleship"? That was the first science fiction novel I read. I hope that the biological battleships in this book will be available to everyone in the future [Please update]
It's pure science fiction, with good logic. It follows a biological route, and every step is very reasonable. There is no fantasy of immortality, no magical time travel, and no system. Evolution and development relies on artificial intelligence.
Well written, quite offbeat. The sense of involvement is relatively strong. If there is a female protagonist, I hope that IA will be the first female protagonist [laughing]
It's very interesting. This is the best science fiction novel I've seen after the Starburst Trilogy and Rebirth of the Super Battleship (The Three-Body Problem belongs to literature, so I didn't count it). There are a lot of theories in it that I don't know clearly. When I saw the dimensional war later, I admired the author's imagination. Indeed, why do you think that all civilizations will develop in one direction? Civilizations in the universe are inherently diverse. If you have imagination, others must also have it. I really like the setting inside. You are a macro-level 2.6 Civilization, but you can be traumatized by a micro-level civilization of about 2, because others can be better than you in areas you are not familiar with. What I want to say is, don't underestimate any civilization. They have different weapons from what we see online, and there are more concepts in them. It made me realize that sound, air, and even consciousness can kill people. The big scenes that are different from ordinary science fiction, such as the battleship bombardment, pay more attention to intelligence, and the description of small scenes. An inconspicuous character may change everything. The protagonist in it is not omnipotent. He has many shortcomings. Whenever I see the protagonist's civilization about to stand up, he will be hung up and beaten. But I can understand that from our perspective, the protagonist is growing, and it is the kind of growth that can be seen. This is the first time I have seen a protagonist facing an opponent that he cannot defeat as the highest-level person for the continuation of civilization, and using language to really support him. This kind of thing is rare in the Internet literary circle, and the scenes inside are very shocking. There are also supporting characters who are not brainless. It can be said that the relationship between the characters is very complicated, but you can see that each one has his own characteristics, whether he is the leader of the Olive Branch Civilization, or comes out of the main god's space, whether he is a passerby or a soldier, it gives people a feeling of being alive. Five stars given It's very interesting and worth reading a second time or even a third time, because he starts from the aspect of science fiction that is most easily overlooked and most difficult to write about, which is the microscopic aspect. I'm not talking about the size, but the microscopic aspect of the rules. Most other science fiction novels describe the battle of fleets, the crushing of rules, and the comparison of overall strength, but this one focuses on the weird aspect, a silent duel on the microscopic aspects of laws such as spirit and soul. It is impossible for everyone to develop in the same direction. I think the best setting in it is that the focus of a certain low-level civilization can make high-level civilization capsize in the sewer. Including the protagonist, even if others have crushing strength, they will not attack rashly. The information warfare in it is the best I have read in science fiction novels.
I don't know about the back, but at least I can tell from the front that the writing is solid and there are no major loopholes. It's quite rigorous. Unfortunately, it's just this book panel and name. I suggest you modify it. If it wasn't because I was bored at the time, I would have missed this treasure book. I suggest you modify it. I suggest you listen to the book so that you won't feel too wet.
Real science fiction, hard science fiction, from technology to social form, as well as core theories, it is perfect, and there are no plug-ins or systems. It describes the technology and society of the epic unopened world from the perspective of ordinary people... Super beautiful, one of my favorite books, no one. It would be great if it could be made into an anime. I hope such a good book can be popular. If it can be published in paper version, I will definitely buy it and collect it. There is no brainless cool text, the logic is clear, there are no cheats, it is not brainless, hard science fiction, on the same level as The Three-Body Problem
I spent a week and read 1066 chapters. The best thing about this book is its rich and complete technological system and some strategic content. Overall, it's pretty good, but it's a bit watery in some places. The main reason is that Rusty's part feels longer than the olive branch part, and it's not as exciting as that part. Of course, the main reason why I read this book is to read various technologies and related theories, which are innovative. This book uses a seven-level civilization level system. Level 2 and above are comparable to levels 5 to 7 in other novels. Since I transformed into thousands of people, I have started to write about a few clones. Some of them are a bit long, but they are still rich in content, but sometimes I really can't remember certain characters (they only appear after hundreds of chapters). The above is written by myself, the following is written by deepseek "I Am Eternal in the Stars" is an interstellar adventure novel with technological conquest as the main line. It is suitable for science fiction readers who like grand world views, hard-core settings and strategic games. The highlight lies in the innovative civilization confrontation mode and AI interaction, but there is still room for improvement in character depth and emotional portrayal. If compared to classic science fiction works, its technological imagination is close to the grandeur of "The Three-Body Problem", while its emotional expression is more towards the simplified version of "Interstellar". For readers who are looking for a "refreshing" and novel setting, this book is worth reading; if you are looking forward to literary and philosophical depth, you may feel a little regretful.
The plot is super exciting and full of science fiction flavor Each incident has its own unique protagonist, and not all of them revolve around Yan Xia alone. From the Hundred-Eyed Clan Civilization to the Purple Thorn Civilization, from the Purple Thorn Civilization to the Olive Branch Civilization and the Silk Civilization, to the current Flying Civilization and Dimensional Civilization, each civilization has its own unique story. Although I can't remember some of the names of Yan Xia, Ella, Chu, Hodis, Damora, and the captain of the giant ship that fought against Silk Civilization, their deeds are deeply remembered. From one person and one AI to a civilized federation, to a new federation that was destroyed but reborn, and finally to a human civilization that can participate in dimensional wars. The text in Chapter 713 witnesses the rise and fall of human civilization, despair and hope. Also, can you update 100 times a day? [Angry] Not enough to watch [angry][angry][angry]
To be honest, this science fiction novel is one that I have read on Tomato and it is relatively well written. The author's logical thinking is very good so far. Good luck, author💪
I've read dozens of chapters and it's quite interesting. Come on, it's too hardcore science fiction and I can't understand it. I just like this style. A bit like the Rebirth of Super Battleship written by Rainbow Gate