Among the Stars: You Can Absolutely Trust Humanity

It has a very unique flavor and a strong personal style. I would like to call this novel a new "space opera". Some readers feel that such a universe will not exist and discuss the rationality of its reality. I think this is the most unnecessary. This is where the author is unique. This kind of universe setting provides a very great tension. I think it can be more absurd and go in the direction of magical realism. As far as this novel is concerned, the depth can still be explored, and the language is still a bit immature, but for an online article, it is enough. It is a high-quality niche online article. I write this not out of some superior desire to judge, but out of the surprise that I am aware of the possibility behind this subject.

I really didn't expect to see this book in Tomato Novels. This book is really good-looking, and it has the same feeling that when I first played Stellaris, it was egalitarian and pro-foreign. Later, due to some reasons, it became authoritarian and militaristic or Gestalt. For the alien races in this book that wage war on the earth, I think some of them should be domesticated and turned into livestock with delicious qualities. The rest can be allowed to see the destruction of their own civilization, or they can be integrated into the power grid and used as slaves or traded to another predator race for food. Should the author do some PY trading with other authors? I feel really sad to see that there are so few people urging updates, and I am afraid that this book will no longer be updated one day. By the way, there are a little few updates, so more updates are needed.

It is rare to see such an interstellar article outside the inertial thinking of the law of the jungle. This is probably the ideal form of interstellar diplomatic relations. The character and style of human civilization here are still very comfortable, recommended.

It's very good-looking. Although I would rather read a novel in which the Human Federation exterminates everyone, then activates the ether phase engine, drains the virtual realm and ascends, there is no denying that this book is still very good-looking.

It looks very good so far. The author is very powerful and the narrative is told from the perspectives of different characters without any confusion. And although the perspective is different, the storytelling is not reduced at all. Different angles are used to piece together a complete story. This method does not feel like an article that should appear on the platform of fan drama. The story is very interesting, and it describes the possibility of human beings encountering aliens due to prejudices, customs and different personalities. At present, mankind has been invaded on the mainland. At this time, it stands to reason that all countries in the world are facing unprecedented threats and should formally become a community with a shared future for mankind and formally form a federation. But to be honest, I would rather see a Dilian that favors the People's League. Show unabashed concern for your friends and kill your enemies without mercy. I look forward to the author writing about the great rise of mankind among the stars.

It is mainly about thinking about the relationship between civilizations, not focusing on the technological level. It has very complete and strange ideas at the story level. It is very interesting and recommended.

A rare multi-perspective, the collision and exchange of cultures (xenophilia) appears in a star-studded story about war criminals, which is refreshing. But to be honest, it's inappropriate to add stars to this book, because there is no shadow of stars in the setting, and this kind of writing may be difficult for players of stars to accept. As a general science fiction book, I think it is still acceptable.

It's beautiful. I didn't expect that domestic authors could write such a perfect space opera.

I find it quite interesting. The thoughts of both the Federation and humanity are well described. Come on, author! It's really good-looking, and it's definitely worth watching later!

This is the first time I read a multi-perspective novel. Overall, I feel good. Such multi-perspective novels are quite rare. Describing the personalities and behaviors of multiple characters is also difficult for the author's ability. That is, there are too few descriptions of the appearance of aliens. I learned about the image of the Venusians through "Doctor Who" There is an episode of Cat People Association. Although it is really troublesome to write the image of each creature in detail for a multi-character theme. This is understandable. I will give 5 stars here to support the author. This rating feels too low. I hope more people can like this book. Thank you for watching.