Seeds of the Deep: The Age of the Long Voyage

Let's be honest, this novel is unforgettable! I like reading, and I have always had the habit of thinking while reading. In this case, when reading "The Three-Body Problem", this feature made me give up halfway through reading it several times! However, we humans still have to face this problem of going beyond the earth. Is it impossible to avoid it? Therefore, I recommend everyone to read this novel. This novel provides a delicate and profound description of the various psychological changes of human beings facing space threats. It will definitely benefit readers a lot! To be honest, this novel is unforgettable!

I have been following this book for a while, and I read a few new chapters today. The author's description of the humanity shown by deep space exploration personnel at the critical moment of their life choices made me feel extremely tragic! Since the birth of mankind, we have created countless extreme miracles. The problem of survival in the starry sky that we must face will definitely create gratifying miracles again! I am convinced!

It broke my heart so much that I almost cried. The part about the earth being riddled with holes made my heart twitch. Human beings bravely venture into deep space to preserve fire. Lonely and tragic. The sense of immersion was so strong that I was directly involved in the atmosphere and emotions. The parting emotion is suppressed abruptly. Extremely empathetic. But at the critical moment of life and death, personal emotions are not taken into account at all. The feeling of being powerless and having to carry it on is so real as what the author wrote. And the confusion between the rebels and Wei's cosmic civilization. It's so real. The writer is describing something that happens in our reality.

From my point of view, it is a very macro book. When you put it into context, you will believe that one day in the future, humans may really need to go to space or other places to continue to thrive and survive, to find the essence of civilization, and that expedition and return will form an eternal cycle.

At the beginning of this book, it doesn't deal with those vain people. It tells you directly: either you have to fight for a way to survive in space, or all mankind plays tricks together. This kind of interstellar-themed novel without ink is still very attractive to me.

Habitual praise, I actually like to watch interstellar themes, because the scenes of stars and sea are really charming, the writing is good, and the immersive feeling is well written.

This book is really quite beautiful and touching. The author's careful descriptions bring countless beautiful scenes and profound sentences, making the cold deep space voyage no longer a desperate escape, but writing about the warmth of humanities and science, showing the best side of civilization. It is a pity that such a beautiful work will probably not be popular on Tomato, but this is not necessarily a bad thing. The readers who can stay will feel the words and plot with their hearts. But this work is also like the voyage ship in the book. In the silent and noisy universe of the platform, it sails towards the boundless deep space with a warm glimmer...

A very traditional science fiction novel, but the writing is really good. The earth should be on the verge of destruction, and humans are exploring the depths of space in search of a new home. The setting is very hard, and what I saw was quite shocking. Science fiction is a slow-burning genre, and if the author persists, he will succeed.

Those who work on interstellar voyages are all particularly great people, because they explore the vast, unknown, and endlessly dangerous universe with the spirit of forging ahead and the mission of "prolonging human life."

A rare traditional science fiction novel, and to be honest it's pretty good. What is outside the solar system and even the banking system, this book has settings. Deep space is full of unknowns, and humans are just tiny specks of dust in it. Human beings are explorers and witnesses, and grand epics originate from small things. Good hard sci-fi.