This is a failure story.
More than a dozen chosen young men who were unwilling to give in fled their homeland and met in the ruined ancient ruins. From suspicion and conflict to forced alliance, they tried to change their destiny, but triggered a chain of disasters that almost caused the universe to collapse. In the end, they discovered that painful fate is the cornerstone of maintaining the balance of all things. In despair and awakening, the teenagers chose to return to their home planet, no longer fighting against fate, but living the brightest and warmest glimmer of light within the framework of fate. This is an interstellar fable about acceptance, understanding and the pursuit of the meaning of life within limits.
Reader comments
This is a good book worth calming down and reading slowly. The most touching thing about it is its true description of "youthiness" and "adultness". There is no deliberate sensationalism, and there is no suspended plot. It just uses plain but warm words to juxtapose the passionate recklessness and purity of youth with the calmness, restraint, and regret of adulthood. Those details about dreams, friendships, and choices are like the fragments of each of us' lives. As you read, you can't help but feel like you, thinking of your own youth, and understanding the current life situation.
I came here to read it on the recommendation of a friend. It was quite rewarding and I have a few thoughts: 1. I was amazed by the author's "no small ambition". From the design of the overhead universe at the beginning to the macro-geographic space of the seven-continent world, you can feel that the author has been planning to tell a "huge world" from the beginning. 2. Depicting scenes and characters with delicate brushwork. The author uses very delicate language and text to patiently describe the appearance, clothing, and life scenes of the main characters, as well as mountains, rivers, vegetation, flowers, and Goulan wine shops, showing a solid writing skills and giving people a good aesthetic experience. 3. A huge world and small feelings. Different from general fantasy works or magic works, the author does not make too many conventional layouts in terms of imaginative elements such as fantasy, fantasy, emptiness, and virtuality. The author focuses more on the small feelings of small people in the huge world. The characters, storylines, and activity scenes, characters and plots everywhere reveal the innocence, simplicity, and graceful youthful temperament. Although he is in the world, there is no trace of the world. This may be the original intention of the author to "never resemble a teenager in the end." 4. Flaws do not cover up the "flaws" of excellence. The gray lines, a lot of foreshadowing, and the point-to-point stop may be the author's deliberate attempt to leave room for imagination, but it does add a lot of questions during the reading process. The reading experience is a bit slow, which may turn away some readers who are used to cool dramas and cool articles. In addition, there are contradictions in some settings and descriptions in the first fifteen chapters, such as the currency unit of Ningzhou, which has "Gui" in the front and "Yinliang" in the back, and so on. 5. Finally, I personally look forward to seeing more ups and downs of the storyline in subsequent updated chapters, as well as the personality and psychological changes of the main characters as the story unfolds and extends during the "adventure" process. Perhaps, with experience and changes in the human world, we can understand what it means to "not be the same in the end, but to be young".
This is a good book worth calming down and reading slowly. The most touching thing about it is its true description of "youthiness" and "adultness". There is no deliberate sensationalism, and there is no suspended plot. It just uses plain but warm words to juxtapose the passionate recklessness and purity of youth with the calmness, restraint, and regret of adulthood. Those details about dreams, friendships, and choices are like the fragments of each of us' lives. As you read, you can't help but feel like you, thinking of your own youth, and understanding the current life situation.
I came here to read it on the recommendation of a friend. It was quite rewarding and I have a few thoughts: 1. I was amazed by the author's "no small ambition". From the design of the overhead universe at the beginning to the macro-geographic space of the seven-continent world, you can feel that the author has been planning to tell a "huge world" from the beginning. 2. Depicting scenes and characters with delicate brushwork. The author uses very delicate language and text to patiently describe the appearance, clothing, and life scenes of the main characters, as well as mountains, rivers, vegetation, flowers, and Goulan wine shops, showing a solid writing skills and giving people a good aesthetic experience. 3. A huge world and small feelings. Different from general fantasy works or magic works, the author does not make too many conventional layouts in terms of imaginative elements such as fantasy, fantasy, emptiness, and virtuality. The author focuses more on the small feelings of small people in the huge world. The characters, storylines, and activity scenes, characters and plots everywhere reveal the innocence, simplicity, and graceful youthful temperament. Although he is in the world, there is no trace of the world. This may be the original intention of the author to "never resemble a teenager in the end." 4. Flaws do not cover up the "flaws" of excellence. The gray lines, a lot of foreshadowing, and the point-to-point stop may be the author's deliberate attempt to leave room for imagination, but it does add a lot of questions during the reading process. The reading experience is a bit slow, which may turn away some readers who are used to cool dramas and cool articles. In addition, there are contradictions in some settings and descriptions in the first fifteen chapters, such as the currency unit of Ningzhou, which has "Gui" in the front and "Yinliang" in the back, and so on. 5. Finally, I personally look forward to seeing more ups and downs of the storyline in subsequent updated chapters, as well as the personality and psychological changes of the main characters as the story unfolds and extends during the "adventure" process. Perhaps, with experience and changes in the human world, we can understand what it means to "not be the same in the end, but to be young".