Rule Horror at the Deep Space Planning Bureau
深空规划局规则怪谈
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 7mo ago
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It's not badly written. Although it's written as science fiction but reads as fantasy, the logic is good, and so is the creativity. One downside is that there are too many children, and they're really into sweets.
It's really good! I finished it in one go. The world-building is very interesting; it's not just another run-of-the-mill story. I wonder why so few people read it.
I finished reading it. The plot was refreshing, but the excessive use of "most" felt like starting a song too high. Also, the frequent use of phrases like "not A, but a most xx kind of A" diluted the overall quality. I hope you can improve in future installments.
"You did a good job just now. But don't use that hibernation pod next time. That pod was broken to begin with, and the inducing agent was expired. What really made you invisible just now wasn't the barcode, but the person standing behind your hibernation pod who blocked the scanning light for you. You're welcome." Wow, after seeing a quarter of it, all I can say is wow, it's all foreshadowing.
I really didn't expect this way of clearing the game, and the plot twist was so sudden. The author is amazing; this is worthy of a gold medal.
It's a very good read, the plot is excellent. The supernatural tales about rules only make up less than a third of the story, but that's just right for this novel. The supernatural tales about rules serve more as background information, and I think the other parts are even better than the supernatural tales about rules.
A very special book; the space section is particularly eye-opening. Hmm... There are relatively few books of this type, and they have a bit of a "silent misfortune" feel to them. The later parts have a bit of an infinite flow feel to them; those who like that style can also check it out.
The theme is a strange tale about space rules, but it's not the kind where the characters enter at regular intervals, which is quite unique and unconventional, making it worth watching 😳
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful This book is the most promising investment I've ever seen, so why aren't many people reading it?
A fantastic book! The "Rules and Strange Tales" is well-written and very original. I highly recommend it. I also suggest the author change the book's title and format. The content is excellent and very original; the only downside is that the book's title might be easy to miss.