The Starry Sky Breaks, and Eight Billion Mad Dogs Emerge from Their Cages

Admit it, you just can't stand those weird aliens. They are different from us You cannot bear the disrespect for the body, today it is eating the bodies of your family members. Tomorrow, it will use you as food. You can't bear to live surrounded by these creatures that are no different from the monsters of ancient legends. Our emotions are incompatible and our logics are very different. Coexist? Absolutely impossible. Now is the time for us to revive the traditions of our ancestors. From the moment we first united as one and set foot on our beautiful blue planet. That word has been lost in our culture for eons, but, I know, it will never be lost in our genes. Our race started from the time when the tree branch went to the ground, and our destiny was inseparable from it. Listen, fellow citizens! The call of the ancestors, they called in Kadesh, in Between the Two Rivers, in Egypt, in Changping, in Red Cliff, in Verdun, in Normandy, in every piece of land and every ocean on this planet. In Chinese, in English, German, Russian, lingua franca... Human languages condensed into that cry: War! War! War! Fellow citizens! Now, it's time! Initiate the war agreement and send out the human army! We will fight! We're fighting on a planet! We fight in Nebula! We are fighting in hyperspace! We will fight wherever needed in the universe! We fight for the future of mankind, even if it means setting the sea of ​​stars on fire and burning the Milky Way! Send this message to all alien races who intend to resist! War is coming!

[Laughing evilly] Qin Shihuang looked at it in silence, Genghis Khan looked at it and snorted, and the nomads looked at it twice and glowed. The Han Dynasty saw the establishment of the Star Territory Protectorate, the prosperous Tang Dynasty saw the Tang Emperor issuing an edict not to destroy stars at will, the Song Dynasty saw many fathers, the Ming Dynasty saw Zheng He sent to Xingyang, the Qing Dynasty saw him being himself

The author knew that this type of article should be written about group portraits, so he already criticized the same kind of criticism, Star Dragon Aotian [Chigua]

The following is my personal evaluation and suggestions after reading Chapter 72. I think it's pretty good, but don't write about those who are cultivators. I really can't stand the various novels about cultivating immortals these days. It's better to beat the psychic natives with a materialistic iron fist. If the author wants to write a scientific article, he hopes that the author can have a relatively complete scientific and technological line so that it is more realistic, because digesting science and technology also takes time. For example, the current technological level is the level of "The Wandering Earth", then "Avatar" and the like, then "Warhammer 40k" and then the Three-Body Problem.

The plot is good and the setting is novel. Although you can always find faults, I don't think it is necessary. At the same time, I support the author to keep updating it. But school starts tomorrow, can there be more? [Think]

The most important part of the theme of Alien Astray is that it suppresses the technological strength and defeats the aliens. What the author should maintain is a dynamic suppression process, which can not only create a sense of pleasure but also promote the plot. You can write about aliens with all kinds of strange abilities, or you can write about aliens with some special technologies, but you must leave a "reassurance" in this, that is, as long as human civilization comes on the scene, it will be able to solve the problem. (It can be set that humans have very powerful weapons, similar to the existence of nuclear weapons, or it can be set that those participating in the struggle for hegemony are only a small group of human civilization, and the technological strength is far inferior to the main body, similar to the feeling of the United Nations of Earth and the Tyranids in StarCraft) Technological suppression should be a dynamic process. For example, the original earth civilization was just the technological strength of the pre-space age, but after entering space, the technological strength index increased. Then the strength of hostile forces can be shaped by referring to the level of mankind in the 21st century. If the author knows little about some starships, technology trees, celestial structures, etc., You can check out the game Stars and its accompanying mods. The final boss can still be set, but don't be cool. It doesn't take long to create it, and it just pops up in a basket. It is recommended not to create a technology-type boss. It can be an insect plague, a high-dimensional demon, an abyss, a cosmic natural disaster, etc. You can imagine a little bit. When the alien natives are madly devoured by the insect plague and the planet is about to be swallowed up, the fleet of human civilization will directly descend from the gods and hammer the insects. It is still good.

The author's writing is okay, I personally think. Alien life can actually take many forms, and it is not limited to matter. It can include energy life, high latitude and low latitude life, quantum life, and artificial intelligence that are common in science fiction. Then you can try to get some ultra-high-tech weapons and the like. You don't have to be happy all the time. You will get tired easily. You can relax for a while and be depressed for a while, so you can feel better. You can adjust the speed a little and arrange some evenly matched opponents. Then, the setting of Alien Astray is a short novel. In the early stage, it basically covers the Milky Way. However, in the universe, there are super galaxy clusters and the setting of the Great Wall of Galaxy can be used as a reference. There is all the information, just check it out. In the middle and late stages, it will directly develop into a 9-10 level civilization. Basically, it will play with the black holes of stars, and then it will become a civilization that spans the universe [laughing] Of course, that's what I say, don't take it too seriously.

The whole book is quite imaginative, and various technologies have rigorous physical support and are logical. The whole story is described from a civilized perspective, and there is no brainless text. It's a very good science fiction novel.

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That's fine, but can aliens still be considered humans? 😡I am a racial mysophobia

Although the lack of an outline led to the decline of this book in the later period, this does not prevent it from being a good book! Especially the last virtual multi-layered universe, and the final human beings who control and create the universe. It really feels good to me

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like you

The content is very rich, and each setting is also very detailed. Although I am not very satisfied with some of the ideas, overall, it is at the top of the science fiction pyramid. Obviously, the author spent a lot of time thinking about it. It may take several months to think about a plot or, The reason why I can see it is because I think about it often and know how long it takes to think about this kind of philosophy.

It looks good, but it's a bit poisonous

This seems to be copied from other writings, right?

No wonder there are so many people in demand for Shuangwen

It's quite acceptable. The author takes the advice and hopes it will get better in the future.

The setting of silicon-based life is really eye-catching. Although it is ridiculous, my imagination is enough for me to continue watching!

After reading the comments, I found that most readers did not understand what the author wanted to express. I think the author has an extreme doubt about our real universe. He used this book to express his thoughts, and I hope to meet people who have the same doubts. I can feel the fear and unparalleled desire for the truth in the author's heart.

My imagination is okay. I've come across this setting before, but I haven't read any novels. Now it just makes up for my curiosity. That Yu clan, and the inexplicable advanced civilization are a bit collapsed. I wonder if this hole will be filled in the future.

Not bad, I have a lot of ideas

Okay, it's a very good adaptation.

There are currently a large number of data errors in Chapters 10 to 11 that need to be corrected. The orange dwarf data in this chapter is for yellow dwarfs 1AU——A distance between the sun and the earth, not the distance between the earth and the moon

I can only say this. It is a very magical book that connects technology and immortality. It also involves an upper-level narrator. However, I skipped reading this book, and it was already very old, so I have almost forgotten some of the settings in it, but it doesn't matter. It doesn't affect me. I think this book is quite good, but I will probably only be able to read it when I recall it in the future. Alas...

It's okay, but we just go directly to an alien planet without any biological modification, and we don't take bacteria, microorganisms and viruses seriously at all.

I like this type of book.

I haven't read many science fiction books, so I think there's something interesting about your writing method. I love so much. Also, you can learn from the scientific structure of other novels. For example, vacuum zero-point energy, ether phase latitude engine, cosmic law weapons, computer matrix, etc. The above are the conjectures of some scientists or the imagination of novels. You can learn from them. I still hope that the author will write well and be able to write a novel that is as good as Three-Body Problem [Laughing][Laughing][Laughing]

Is there a possibility? Industrial civilization is actually not afraid of competing for quantity, because we can build unmanned ships?

The writing is good. I feel that Confucius was sent by aliens to bring harm to the Chinese nation. Confucianism is like a stamp of thought, deeply engraved in the minds of Chinese children.

I like it very much, thank you to the author