
Vast and Boundless Stars
浩渺星辰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 游天宇荡苍穹Alternate title on Fanqie
More by this author
In booklists 9
How Does Tomato Have No Science Fiction Novels?
There Are No Pure Science Fiction Novels Anymore, Are There? Come Argue With Me
The streets are packed with transmigration, reborn protagonists, overpowered heroes, and Systems. It's hard not to suspect these are written by AI. Is there any real hard science fiction out there?
Interstellar, Cosmic, Cultivation!
A Clash Between Technological Power and Cultivation Civilization
System, transmigration, anything like that is fine.
Any Novels That Combine Technology and Cultivation?
Any novels that combine technology and cultivation?
I'm Desperate for Books Like The Stars!
I've Recently Gotten Into Scientific Cultivation. Books from Other Platforms Are Fine Too
Looking for books like 100,000 Years of Cyber Cultivation.
No Showing Off and Face-Slapping. Do the Supporting Characters Have to Mock the Protagonist for the Story to Work?
So many novels these days are all about showing off and face-slapping, with side characters making stupid, snide remarks. Otherwise, they’re always doubting the protagonist, as if the protagonist naturally inspires everyone’s hatred. In real life, even if people don’t believe you, they wouldn’t say it out loud and invite trouble. This is so frustrating.
Any Novels About Tech-Based Cultivation?
Reader comments 9
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It's very good, and the writing is very good. However, the description of the new humans and the male protagonist's children is not very good. It gives the impression that they are also robots, without emotions or anything, and have low memory. The male protagonist's character is not bad, but the male protagonist has always felt that his technical skills are not high and he is a bit lazy. The previous growth stage does not seem to have made the male protagonist grow a lot. It may be that the description ability is not good in this aspect. When the spacecraft explores the universe, he feels a bit weak. My suggestion is that since the male protagonist has no technical skills, then the male protagonist and the female protagonist can be idle couples on the spaceship and show off their affection tomorrow. For technology, rely on the new human being and his son. Describe a little more about technology as mentioned before. By the way, match the male protagonist's son's ability with the character. It will be obvious that the ore that can cultivate immortality will be found later. His son must be the main force, and the male and female protagonists will be responsible for the general direction. Starry sky and cultivating immortals are difficult to write about. You can learn more from Swallowing Starry Sky and let your imagination run wild. The vastness of the universe is beyond our imagination and anything is possible. If you really can't think of it, just watch more movies and cartoons about the universe, which can improve your imagination of the universe. I am very optimistic about this book.
It was very good, especially the part from the escape to the countdown to the rocket launch. It looked like I was stowaway. I see some people say that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit inexplicable and a bit toxic, but I think it is excusable. After all, mankind is going to perish. If we don't hurry up and reproduce, who will have time to slowly get to know each other. It is enough for the two of them to like each other. The most important thing is to create talents as quickly as possible. There are only a few hundred people left out of billions.
The divine book, Three Lives and Three Worlds, tells you how to deal with all the hardships in life, stick to your goals, and move forward.
This ending is surprising 😂
It's well written and feels like watching a movie.
Technology and fantasy dance together. The end of science is theology, and the end of theology is science. What a great book!
There is too little science fiction. Please support me. I can't find a true science fiction book on the entire Internet.
Beautiful and very special!
It's beautiful. Not bad. Come on.