“The world is vast, and anything is possible. He is the first intelligent, humanoid life-form we’ve ever encountered.”
“Welcome to the United Nations of Earth.”
Born of an unknown origin and for reasons unknown, a boy has come from the Void Realm to the United Nations of Earth. Having forgotten his name and his past, Bai Xu has only his strange psychic powers and the common knowledge that occasionally pops into his head. In this crisis-ridden universe, Bai Xu encounters the United Nations of Earth, a fledgling spacefaring civilization. Can this traveler, who has forgotten his home and lost his way, find comfort and a place to belong here?
“My name is Bai Xu. Bai as in silver, Xu as in the Void Realm.”
This book explains the proper nouns used in Stellaris, and it’s friendly to newcomers too. ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧
The first chapter is more slice-of-life. If you want to jump straight into the Stellaris universe, just start with Chapter Two.
(The author is doing their best to update, but they’re really busy.)
The story feels good. I seldom write about Stars from an individual perspective. Basically, I write about the macro fleet and play with the coloring plate. However, this book is not exciting enough and the writing is not good enough for me to read it. Five stars encourage me. After all, there are not many books to read about Stars.
The writing is pretty good, but in some places it's so good that it's a bit boring, with a forced lyrical feel. Everything else is pretty good and deserves five stars.
Come on, author 🤭
Quickly break the news, by the way, who is the heroine? 🤓👍🏻
Just read a few chapters, and don't evaluate the quality of the book's content. Author, please use fewer words in each paragraph to make reading more difficult. Separate the content of people's speech from the description of the environment and characters, so that it is easier for readers to read.
Just thank you quickly 666, I suddenly realized that I made a typo. It should be updated soon. So did the author hear it? Update me soon.