Ensemble cast + interstellar + no absolute good or evil + romance + robot protagonist + apocalypse
She is a spirit.
She is the spirit who created Blue Star.
As the planet declines and its energy runs out, humanity has no choice but to send robots into space in search of a chance at survival.
A child with no memories joins them.
But something seems strange.
Who is that golden-haired boy named Haoyan? Why can he turn into a jellyfish... He's so cute.
Who is Ruier? Why does she remember his name?
Why do those space pirates look at her so strangely? Aren't they the enemy?
She's so confused...
As she gradually explores her past, she finally uncovers a few clues.
It turns out she has a home, too!
But who is that shadowy figure? The master of the space pirates?
Her head aches, but why? Why does her heart ache, too?
“I remember now. I remember everything!”
She resolutely returns to Blue Star to demand justice for her last remaining family member!
Haoyan doesn't want her to get blood on her hands, but after arriving on Blue Star, he sees what has become of it...
“I'm sorry. I'm not even sure I stand for the light.”
By the time she returns to Blue Star, the line between good and evil has already blurred.
An unseen hand controls everything. In the end, where will humanity go from here?
And how will they atone for the sins they have committed?
To be honest, judging from the previous book, it was very focused on writing the emotional lines. It was really difficult to write every part, but the plot was also good, Yun Ling was growing up little by little, and Riel started pretending from the moment he appeared, so much so that I almost believed it. Compared with the previous book, the plot of this one really advances a lot faster. Yun Ling is really a kind and decisive child. It feels like she has been making up her mind and the people around her have been giving guidance to her. It gives me the illusion of a grown-up novel.
This is the second book, and I feel a little frustrated. Due to some reasons, I have to start another book, but I personally feel that it is still necessary to write it down. I will give my characters a complete ending, no matter how long it takes.
The writing style is cold and true, the environment is delicate and beautiful, the slow-burning story slowly unfolds, the flesh-and-blood characters with distinctive personalities appear on the page, and it takes you to appreciate the real and beautiful starry sky.
Just like Star Wars, there are magnificent scenes and grand future technology. Readers who like science fiction themes must read it. It has everything here, it is our own science fiction novel.
The author's writing style is delicate and smooth, the subject matter of the novel is novel, the plot is ups and downs, and fascinating. You will be fascinated by it. It is worthy of five-star recommendation.
It's so exciting, it feels like you're watching a particularly interesting movie.