
Fallen Stars, Part One
溺落星辰第一部
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 15
Tomato Newcomers Starting New Stories, Follow and Review Each Other, and I'll Return the Favor
Looking for books similar to "Thirteen Weeks to Doomsday". Are there any new authors like me, beginners with no readers? Come share your work. We can review, follow, and encourage each other. After you've reviewed mine, message me and let me know. I'll definitely return the favor ❛˓◞˂̵✧
Pure Science Fiction: No Fantasy, Games, Movies, or Awakening
Apocalypse Stories, Han Qingxia Is the GOAT
I’m looking for books like "Reborn to Stockpile Supplies: It’s the Apocalypse, Who’s Going to Spoil You?".
Looking for New Books to Swap Reviews On
I want to read books like "Six Paths Martial Saint". Let’s review each other’s new books, fellow readers! One person gives you five stars, but what about a thousand? Come on over!
Hard Science Fiction Similar to The Three-Body Problem
Any Apocalyptic Novels About Purely Natural Disasters, with Intelligent Characters?
Good stories from other platforms are welcome too. Thanks!
Please Recommend Science Fiction on the Level of The Three-Body Problem
Hmm... something like Right Eye, for example.
Looking for Male-Oriented Post-Apocalyptic Novels with Ice and Snow Disasters, No Zombies!
Looking for books similar to Natural Disasters in the Apocalypse: Stockpiling a Sea of Supplies.
No More Masterpieces in the Apocalypse. Prove Me Wrong
Top-Tier Apocalypse Novels
Looking for books similar to The Apocalypse Has Arrived: One Hundred Times the Drop Rate, Loot with Every Strike.
Apocalypse Stories with No Romance, Just Hoarding Supplies and Laying Low
No bleeding-heart protagonists, no teams, and no building bases!!!
Looking for More Down-to-Earth Apocalypse Novels
Some more grounded apocalypse novels, please.
I Remember a Book Called The Great Migration of the Apocalypse, but I Can't Find It Now
I remember a book called "The Great Migration at the End of the World", but I can’t find it now. Does anyone know where I can read it these days?
Apocalypse + Survival + Escape + No System + Not Zombies
Are there any apocalypse stories about escaping natural disasters? Please recommend some!
Looking for a Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Novel with a Male Lead, No Superpowers, and No Zombies
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It starts with super acid rain and enters into the cruelty of an interstellar disaster. A disaster hides the secrets of the sea of stars, making people want to follow the story! The story substitution setting is very good. The novel has a sense of sci-fi urgency, making it easy for people to get involved in the storyline. This is a very good science fiction masterpiece! Not only does it show the resilience of civilization in the apocalypse, it also highlights the struggles of individuals! The author's writing style is delicate and smooth, and he uses simple and popular language to describe a grand scene of doomsday disaster. Anyone who likes apocalyptic science fiction must read it, highly recommended!!!
Super acid rain smashed through the city, giant objects appeared, and communications collapsed. The secret of the star sea was hidden in this disaster, and the hook was directly hooked into the heart. The cruel apocalypse is wrapped in the resilience of civilization and individual struggle, and even the starry sky is dyed with a cold and romantic energy. The sense of refreshment and depth are not lost, and the reading is tense and exciting.
I have read hundreds of novels on Tomato, and it is no exaggeration to say that this novel can be ranked within the top ten. It has rich imagination, smooth writing, and a wonderful story. It is a bit regretful that the protagonist has not been highlighted for more than thirty chapters. For novel readers, it is difficult to have a sense of involvement without the protagonist, but from the perspective of science fiction works, this novel can definitely be regarded as a hard-core science fiction work, and I will continue to read it.
So when the rain comes, the world changes
A very interesting science fiction article. Everything changes starting from a big acid rain. The world that people are familiar with is no longer there. The author has a very rich imagination. 💕💕💕
I give myself a vote because I really put a lot of thought into conceiving the plot and scenes. I hope you all like it and accept every opinion and suggestion. Thank you every friend!
This article is very good. The author writes with a scientific research background, burying a rigorous logical skeleton in the science fiction setting, and using super hard-core details to combine the absurdity and reality of the doomsday into a tangible sense of pain... But what pricks me the most is the softness under the hard science fiction shell - when homes collapse and stars drown, love and longing become the strongest anchors, penetrating the dimensions of the universe and becoming the light that supports human beings' survival. Those concerns hidden in the ruins and each other's unwillingness to give up in desperate situations have touched the softest part of the heart... Even if the world is broken, as long as the warmth and dignity in the heart are kept, human civilization will never truly drown.
I don't know how to describe the shocking feeling this work gave me. After reading it, I felt that it had great staying power. . . I feel that the author has a strong inner strength to write such a work! Support!
This writing is awesome! The emotional lines are clear and the sense of logic is shocking. I read a lot in one go. I didn't expect to see this kind of science fiction work on Tomato. The decryption of the "lock" was simply terrifying! Support the author 👍 👍 👍 Looking forward to the follow-up!
First of all, there is an absolute sense of reality. Under the gradual changes of the disaster, the scenes of the Western Mountain, the hospital, and the grassland change. Then there are many characters with distinct personalities. There is no scene of swearing and hatred in the disaster. Don't cheat, pretend to be bad and slap people in the face, this is the writing style that is online. I have a small opinion, just for reference: the scene is a bit too open. You need to understand and recall it as you look at it. Wouldn't it be better if you choose a few main lines and expand branch lines to assist?