[Subversive Transmigration, Hard Science Fiction, Political Intrigue and Mystery, Eastern Cosmic Horror]
A curse spanning a thousand years, and a historical game of strategy that has been altered.
How will Zhuge Xingyun fulfill the Zhuge family's mysterious mission, passed down across a thousand years?
When alien forces tear apart an ancient dynasty, who is the true player behind the scenes?
Future technology versus ancient metaphysics: which will ultimately prevail?
He must stop a "cruel experiment" capable of destroying civilization. But when he ventures deep into the underground palace, he discovers that...
The Starry River explores a tale of science fiction and political intrigue about cycles of technology, clashes between civilizations, and redemption.
The story is full of imagination, the writing style is sophisticated and delicate, each scene is lifelike, and the plot is ups and downs, building a fantasy universe, following the protagonist into history, mystery, and interstellar civilization.
The immersive feeling makes me want to enter the book. It feels like a big work, with full and clear descriptions of characters. And the further you look at it, the more exciting it becomes.