Interstellar: Spreading Traditional Culture Across the Stars
星际：我在星际传播传统文化
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- Completed
- Length
- 388k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Looking for Interstellar Stories About Spreading History, Ideally With Historical Holographic Games
Looking for books like *Transmigrate to the Interstellar Era and Recreate Chinese History*. People in the interstellar world all suffer from excessively high mental power or other illnesses. After the protagonist transmigrates there, they make games to teach people about history, with the full historical timeline included.
I’ve Been Into Interstellar Stories Lately, but Not the Kind That Gets Popular for Its Food
I’m fine with or without a female lead, but I’m begging for stories where she’s really strong.
Fantasy With a Wild Imagination, Good Enough to Read Twice
The female lead should have powerful connections backing her.
Historical Novels You Absolutely Can't Miss!!!
What? He gets to be a dad after being reborn? A soft, adorable little girl keeps chasing him and calling him Daddy? What? Qin Shi Huang, who's lived for two hundred years, keeps chasing after him, desperate to take him as his apprentice and learn the art of immortality? From the Great Xia Kingdom's top soldier to the Prince of Changyi!
Alas, I’ve Finally Succumbed to the Drought of Good Reads. I Leave My Legacy to the Worthy
I devoted my whole life to fighting the great calamity of having nothing to read. My cultivation reached the late stage of the Sudden Death Realm, but in the end, I was no match for the calamity. I leave behind my legacy and await a worthy successor. If you can bring me back to life, I will give you my all and help you break through the Sudden Death Realm in an instant, taking you straight to the Ascension Realm. 😶
Great Books That Truly Weave Chinese Culture into the Story
Looking for books like Hidden Origin.
Looking for Sci-fi Novels That Bring China into a Galactic Setting. Cultivation, Gaming, Food, Culture, Anything Goes.
Pure Plagiarism Novels, No Music, Movies, or TV Shows
Stories About Bragging With Legendary Chinese Figures in Another World
Looking for stories where the otherworld's Heavenly Dao is terrified when someone names the powerful figures of Huaxia, or where ancient Chinese characters appear in another world and only the protagonist can read them.
Female-Oriented Plagiarism Stories!!! Female-Oriented!! The Protagonist Copies Earth's Culture
I want a story where the protagonist plagiarizes popular online novels and songs. It can be about someone aspiring to become a singer, too!!!
Game Designers Who Pour Their Hearts into Making Games, and Players Who Love Them
Please stop recommending novels about making games just to troll players. I’m sick of them. Game development stories need to be written with sincerity!
LOL, There Are No Good Interstellar Stories, Just Food. Fight Me
All kinds of mukbang stories, and ones about eating potatoes and stuff. Also, stories where they make traditional Chinese food and compare it to restaurants that are ridiculously expensive and taste awful.
Looking for a Satisfying Power Fantasy! No Female Lead
The protagonist is invincible and isn’t held back by women. It’s the kind of story that’s satisfying from beginning to end!
Game Development Novels with No Female Lead!!! Must Be a Good Read
No female lead, and something that stays engaging, focused on the game plot and the streamer’s live broadcasts.
I Want to Read About a Protagonist Making Games That Torture the Players, Hehehehe
Any Books with Fresh, Unusual Premises?
Anything interesting is fine, any genre.
Any Novels About Making Video Games?
I feel like there aren’t many novels about making games. Please recommend some.
Interstellar Livestreaming: Farming Is Fine, As Long As It's Good
Thanks in advance, everyone!
Looking for Female-Lead Stories Where She Uses Chinese Knowledge to Make Cards or Games, or Write Novels, in Another World
I Want to Read Interstellar Stories, But Nothing About Food... O_o... (¯.¯)
“Commander! Earth Is Only a Level 0.7 Civilization?” Attack? Or...
When Earth's civilization was exposed to the vast universe, why did extraterrestrial civilizations hesitate to attack? They even... ultimately felt fear! 🔥
Transmigrate to a Parallel World and Give Them a Taste of the Shock and Wonder of Chinese Culture
An Entertainment-Industry Plagiarist Who Brings Over Songs, Movies, and More from Earth
Looking for books like *From “The Lonely Warrior” to “Under the Sea,” He Leaves the Whole Internet Stunned*. I want stories where Earth's culture influences people in other worlds. I just read one where the male lead directed *Dying to Survive*. I hope there are more stories like that.
Female-Oriented Novels Where the System Is Turned Over to the Motherland, Preferably with No Romance
She's a mom, a mother! Read the prompt carefully!
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It's good to read. I really like this kind of novel that spreads culture [I almost cried] but it's too short and not enough to read.
Love watching it. I hope more people will watch it! Ah, it looks good and I love reading it. The author should post more. I hope to see the unification of Qin as soon as possible.
Not bad, although there are some flaws, the only regret is that it is too short. I feel that many dynasty contents could be written in a longer way, but they are all summarized or not written at all. It is really short [I almost cried]
Overall, it looks pretty good. There are no obvious mistakes except that the protagonist can completely restore the history of thousands of years from the mythical era to modern times, from China to all countries in the world, and there is no assistance. It is very integrative to match some behaviors in history with some interstellar events. For example, the uprising of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang corresponds to the sanctification of the profession of interstellar spiritual masters, Wu Zetian's rise to power corresponds to the source of power, etc., As well as the clothing, dance, food, wine and some language and culture in the game. And festivals, etc. Are brought to reality, and it also guides game fans to make secondary creations based on history, driving the economic and cultural atmosphere in reality. This is also relatively novel. Considering the time factor, the game time flows slightly faster than reality. Generally speaking, the Spring and Autumn Period to the Song Dynasty occupy a longer space, and will be discussed later. The protagonist also opened a parallel time and space server for the game, allowing players to freely play with history.
It's pretty, but there are a few shortcomings 1. The protagonist's emotions change quickly, and the connection between the upper and lower parts jumps out. It is quite sudden when watching it. If the author can revise it, it may be more natural. 2. Why is the protagonist sometimes called Lu Yuan and sometimes called Lu Feng? 3. There will be problems with punctuation marks But it doesn't affect the viewing, the storyline is very interesting
I have to give it a good review. It's very good-looking, but it's too short. The ending is a bit hasty. I feel like it could have been expanded by one or two hundred chapters, but overall it's fine. It's very good-looking. The rating is a bit low.
It's very interesting. Both the main plot and the game world are well written. The only bad thing is that the original owner's sister has suicidal tendencies. The male protagonist knew it but never cared about it. The original owner's sister died.
It's good to watch, it's really good. The plot is wonderful, the plot is smooth, and the emotions of the characters are well portrayed. I'm fascinated by it. I hope the author will update it soon and give you a five-star. You know what I mean. If you don't ask for more, you can just update five pictures every day.
It was a good read from the beginning, but the ending felt a bit rushed. I read it carefully from beginning to end. It was a good read and very interesting.
The subject matter is quite interesting, but I haven't read too much. At present, one is that the description of mythology is relatively weak. The first two videos, from the reader's point of view, say nothing. The second one is that the author wants to write about apathy, but he doesn't grasp it well. It gives people the impression that he is a normal person, at least I didn't feel it.