
Weaving Dreams Among the Stars, A Shipful of Dreams Beneath the Starry River
星际织梦,满船清梦压星河
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- Ongoing
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- 423k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 4d ago
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- Fanqie
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Nice! Author update soon! This book is intended to popularize Chinese culture for interstellar people. Personally, I feel that the pace is a bit slow. Moreover, it is about Red Mansions and Chinese history, and it even has games, which is actually unnecessary. The main reason is that those two dramas have just begun, and they are reorganizing the game, which is a bit distracting, not only for the protagonists but also for the readers. I hope that the next game will have less content and more content in Red Mansions and Up and Down Five Thousand Years. But the author is positioned as a literary copywriter. He covers all fields and writes in detail. It feels like it will be a million-word novel.
I think many people complain that the description of Dream of Red Mansions is too detailed, and I also feel that it is true. In fact, the author can describe some of the more important plots or the more famous plots in more detail, and then add some audience reactions and so on, and then summarize or skip other less important plots. Then the author should not just summarize or skip everything, but should describe it in appropriate detail. If he summarizes or skips everything, it will feel like there is no sense of immersion. Anyway, it is necessary to be detailed and appropriate. The author can practice it. Also, I hope to get to the time when a hundred schools of thought contend in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. I really want to see this plot point, and then there will be less realistic plots and more career plots. Finally, the author will update it soon!
I really like the film and television production plots of "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Five Thousand Years" written by the author. It has a sense of being unhurried and eloquent. Some readers may feel that the background of the ancient world of popular science in the article is too detailed, and it is a bit popular science. However, the time background of the novel is during the Cultural Disruption. In this interstellar era, these detailed science popularizations are equivalent to revisiting history, giving people a delicate and shocking feeling. The ancient style of words and sentences in "Red Mansions", the majestic development and evolution of human beings in "Five Thousand Years", even if you watch it again, you will still have a strong sense of cultural pride. What I am updating now is just the beginning, I feel like it will be a big chapter later.
Actually, I was already a little annoyed when I read Chapter 15. It was all about Dream of Red Mansions. I rarely get annoyed by books in the book, and then I wanted to skip them. When I looked at the table of contents, I saw that all five chapters were the same [face covering] Skip to Chapter 24. In fact, I felt pretty good at that time. I wrote a few more chapters and talked about changing Dream of Red Mansions into a game. I was shocked to death (I saw the back part, it had nothing to do with Dream of Red Mansions, it just borrowed the ancient background, that kind of pastoral life exploration game) Watching Dream of Red Mansions live, I was so embarrassed to see the anchor's emotions. (I'm sorry for this, mainly because I have always been a kind of reverence for Dream of Red Mansions. Classic works, how should I say, belong to the literary criticism school? Anyway, it's not like this. Her emotional state made me feel like I was digging my toes into the ground. I really can't watch the rest of it anymore, and I don't have the mood to pursue it. It's not pleasant to me, it's quite long-winded, and may be suitable for slow-paced people. A large number of detailed descriptions of literary classics are mixed with a small amount of the author's original works. Maybe it's because the introduction and the subject matter set my mentality too high, and it didn't meet my expectations (I was very excited about the first chapter)
🌷🌷Don't tell me, this book is very well written. I only had a rough understanding of Dream of Red Mansions before and I didn't know the real plot and couldn't read it. But this book is so well written that people can read it and it can be regarded as a disguised understanding of the classic☺️😘Although I don't know how it is related to the original work How different, especially the five thousand years, makes people understand the development process of Chinese civilization, and makes people feel that they understand the real history. I don't know how different it is from the real history. Books about history that people usually can't read are too boring to read. 😨😨Finally, to summarize, this book is quite good and worth reading❤️❤️👍👍
It's good-looking, the subject matter is novel, the writing and logic are flawless, the plot, characters, and rendering are also okay. I finished reading it very smoothly👍. At the beginning, I was thinking that if the plot progressed slowly, I would not be able to absorb the trivial details, so I planned to jump through it, but I naturally read it and tied it [laughs]. There is only one thing. When I first read Dream of Red Mansions, I was worried that this situation of male superiority and female inferiority would cause disputes in the interstellar world, and I was afraid that it would affect the heroine (I felt it was easy for the author to blame the heroine, and I didn't want the heroine to be disliked). Fortunately, there was no such plot conflict at all, and I was really relieved at that time.
Not bad, but too detailed. A lengthy retelling of Dream of Red Mansions is completely unnecessary.
I feel like the plot is not going to be over at this point. The heroines are all masters, but there are very few works like Dream of Red Mansions or even a little plot. The game has not been launched yet, and there are too many plots that have not been written. It won't be over like this.
Progress: 103 It's very interesting. The heroine is a dream weaver in the interstellar world. The plot has been updated to include a Dream of Red Mansions, a farming game that has not yet been released for public beta, and a 5,000-year-old historical fantasy drama. A little slow to heat up, but overall good. I really like the EMI chapter. I opened a video on a certain website to listen to this song while watching it. It was very immersive. Yes, the song EMI was created a long time ago. If you haven't heard of it, you can check it out.
I like! As a fan of our traditional Chinese culture, I really like this book! The details are restored just right and hit my heart. I also like to see the interstellar people being shocked by our culture, and I am very glad that the heroine has become the disseminator of Chinese culture. I am honored! The beginning explains the reasons for the loss of civilization very well, including being devoured by beasts of prey and the amnesia of human psychiatry. Coupled with the heroine, a reborn person with two lifetimes of hyperamnesia memory, she is simply chosen to revive civilization, isn't it? Praise the profession of dream weaver! Reproduce those scenes, those characters, those species that have disappeared into the interstellar world, and the myths and legends that the Chinese cannot refuse... All of them! It's like a myth reappearing! Come on, the author [crying] I want to see what the interstellar will look like after the revival of Chinese civilization! It's exciting just thinking about it!