Interstellar Journey, Starting With a Hand-Built Rocket
从手搓火箭开始的星际之路
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like this; they need to get up and start writing! Your writing is excellent. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
It's quite good, combining realistic business battles and national struggles with the thrill of a fantasy novel. The only downside is its focus on technological advancements, particularly the series derived from the moon landing. I'm not a tech expert, but I feel it's missing a lot. While there was some collaboration with the government, it still feels insufficient. The author might need to fill in that gap later on.
The protagonist is cautious and careful, which is good, unlike some science fiction novels where the protagonist is easily blinded and taken away by the military, and has no status at all.
Excellent! Keep it up, author!
Why is the rating so low? These kinds of books give off such a cultured vibe, like those by Dong Yuhui. His cultural level is extremely high; I even suspect the author might be some bigwig in China. 🙂
It's well-written, and the plot is engaging. Unlike other novels where research and development suddenly succeeds without any warning, and blueprints are readily available with maxed-out cheat codes, this book doesn't have such a low rating. It's a shame, though, that it doesn't understand why.
The author cuts to the chase, getting straight to the point. While there are some dramatic moments of initial stagnation followed by triumph, the feeling of slapping the opponent in the face is truly satisfying. The rocket launch scene is particularly well-written. 👍👍👍
This is the near-future science fiction I'm looking for. The writing style is somewhere between dry, rigorous hard science fiction and illogical pseudo-science fiction—much better than pseudo-science fiction, but slightly worse than hard science fiction.
The author's dedication is evident, and the story avoids making the reader's mind go blank. All events and the reactions of other characters are quite logical, demonstrating the author's sincerity. A big thumbs up to the author! (*^ｰ^)👍 Furthermore, while adhering to the science fiction genre, the writing is smooth and enjoyable to read. The author is definitely a veteran. Definitely worth reading! (¯▽¯)👍
A great book 📕, with profound and solid writing skills; the content is engaging and not empty. It's a pity there's not enough of it 👀