Interstellar: My Dear Comrade

Quoting the author, it really "sells more logic than coolness". It goes beyond the scope of Tomato's other cool articles about interstellar female slapping routines. From the outside to the inside, from shallow to deep, it forms a logical closed loop and arouses resonance in thinking. Science and engineering terminology, literary attainments come to mind between the lines, and there is also a little inadvertent romance. It is worth reading!

After reading the beginning, I have decided to stay up late to catch up. Humorous, grand and romantic, isn't this the love story in a dream! ! In the sci-fi world where tomatoes are hard to find as meal replacements, Su Wen is looking forward to the follow-up more and more [I understand] After reading it, I was very excited and moved, but how should I express it? Maybe only when you are at a loss for words will you suddenly realize that you really should read more books. The author's writing style is romantic, realistic and directly touching people's hearts. The romance of science and engineering is really irresistible. Zhou Zhou Maomao is the best in the world. You can't ignore her or not love her. This article is worth sharing with everyone I know. I sincerely look forward to the author's next article.

Ulla, it's the Soviets, we are saved! Compared with the capital and feudalism displayed in other interstellar books, this one is extraordinarily different and more suitable for the physique of Chinese babies ~ Ula! ՞˶･֊･˶՞ ʕ⸝⸝⸝˙Ⱉ˙ʔ ♡˶ˊᜊˋ˶

The best science fiction article Tomato has ever read! I first saw the recommendation and crossed it several times, just worried that it would be the same interstellar article again, until one day I finally clicked on it. It's still the familiar interstellar military academy, competitions, and Zerg wars. The advantage is the alliance with a red background, comrades, and pure love without any hint of the aloofness of the boss. Society and love are both idealistic. However, in the distant future, in the depths of the distant galaxy, there should not only be chaotic empires and superior people. There must be an idealistic Eden somewhere. Another advantage is the relatively hard science fiction setting, which shows that the author has a solid foundation in science (except for the time difference, it seems that science fiction books always forget that there is a time difference on the same planet, and someone's resentment for decades...) In addition, under the familiar main line, there is another hidden line of exploration of civilization. The author spends a lot of space, interspersed with studies, games, and exploration, to describe various paths of civilization, different social evolution paths of human beings, possible evolutionary paths of non-human intelligent races, and even the memory of the Zerg - the female insect. It is a very exciting passage that cannot be missed. The choice of civilization is the most interesting in the sandbox game. The Fall of Achilles is more like the history of the decline of Rome. Some places are particularly New Rome [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]. The degradation of the earth's remnants and the decline of intelligence after Leviathan treatment are melancholy. The evolution of living things may not necessarily lead to wisdom and civilization. Thinking about civilization makes this article go beyond the ordinary meaning of interstellar literature and become closer to literature. Finally, ideal, vintage love. There is no young master or young lady, no domineering president, no well-matched couple, no betrothal gifts, villa housekeeper assistants, no dowry gifts, but side-by-side fighting, love poems, and guardianship. Love seems to be returning to its essence in the distant future. Thank you to the author, thank you to science fiction, thank you to the universe for allowing romance to exist, Amen.

Very beautiful, with real talent and learning. Unlike other mecha novels that only deal with fighting but use cold weapons, and never describe academics, which are no different from romance novels and can easily lead to drama, there are not so many things that are not consistent with common sense. After watching this, I want to say: What did I watch before? The emotional descriptions of the male and female protagonists are very delicate, and the emotional part is also very novel. It is a character setting that I have never seen before. One of my favorite group portrait articles. He will be my top this year or even in the future [admiration] No one is watching, it's really a big loss [punch]

It is a very hardcore interstellar science fiction. It is definitely a good article with a score of 9.6 Or above. Just like when you read The Three-Body Problem, you need to stop and search for some physics terms. There is also a lot of sociological knowledge. I will sigh that the author's knowledge reserve is really good, and there are some amazing little settings in it. I feel that it can support a serious science fiction short story. This score is definitely low at the moment.

It's great, but the name of the main character almost made me reject it at first, hahahahaha, because I don't like common names. Later I found out that this name is also very nice. Zhou Xiaochen is the Zhou of Zhou Zhou, the dawn of dawn, and the Chen of stars. It has a feeling of the stars and the sea, with the light of hope. The interaction between the young couple is sweet, the main plot is clear, the plot is humorous and brisk, and the pace is quite fast. You will not be stuck on one plot point for a long time. It is similar to a mission point, a task point, which is a state that makes me very comfortable. At my current pace, I will finish the book in two days, next Tuesday, and I think I need to slow down a bit, preferably just in time for the end. ✧ෆ◞◟˃̶̤⌄˂̶̤⋆Biubiu I like it, it's a bit like Cthulhu's 1.0 Interstellar.

I just read the 100th chapter. I originally came here because of the "Red Stars Shine on the Stars"-like title, but it's really good to read www. The little bear is also cute, the emotional line is not procrastinating (this is so rare) and the characters are not empty and can stand up. It rekindled my hope for tomatoes [Sending Hearts]

I love this romantic, thick and grand content. The grandeur of science fiction brings loneliness to people, and the alliance system has an idealistic tragic romance. When these two elements collide, the tone is very heavy. (Reminds me of Liu's "Full Band Blocking and Interference") The first volume is so beautifully written! I hope the plot of the military academy will not be boring and the same. Come on, the author! Use the review to check your reading time

One of my favorite books on Tomato right now. The author's rhythm control is very good, but this is not the point. The point is that the Internet literature and science fiction are combined very well. The desolation in the big background and the humanistic care focusing on the small people that can only be found in pure science fiction works - there is no sense of incompatibility when combined with the battle of personal heroism required by the Internet literature. This shows that the author's writing skills are solid. It made me feel so happy while regaining the wandering mood I had when reading science fiction books one after another (laughs) Regarding the emotional line: At the beginning, some people said that the progress was too fast and abrupt, which is a bit, but I am a native dog and I like to read and write more. It is good to read and I love to read. In addition, when I read a book I like, I often have the feeling of communicating with the author through a distance, understanding each other between the lines with a distant soul (and then being unilaterally contaminated by the opposite, happy). And this one, how should I put it... Tsk, I smell a strong scent of the same kind. It felt like I was talking to an individual with a very similar brain circuit. For example, many times when I read a certain paragraph, I immediately thought, "Ah, then this should be...", And then within a paragraph or two, I saw the author starting to explain the logic exactly as I thought... There was a strange feeling of, "Ah, why the logic is right again", "You also think this should be put here", "Why do you also like to write out the reasoning process?" The way of thinking is so similar that I feel a little bit in the uncanny valley (lucky). I suspect the author is INTP_A and the Enneagram is the observer. However, the author's knowledge reserve is obviously much more solid than mine, and there is enough input to make the output content detailed, rigorous and comfortable. Thanks to the author. After realizing this, it touched my mind, which was gradually immersed in daily life due to the salty life brought by the leisurely position with no challenges. Now it has become restless and full of curiosity. I just want to learn now. I really want to read social sciences, programming, mathematics and physics. I even want to dig out the neurobiology textbooks from my student days and read them again (laughs). Anyway, thank you to the author. I rarely read books on Tomato, and this is the happiest experience I have had here so far (it also gave me a blood shot by the way, lol).