A Guide to Chinese Civilization for the Stars

It's a pretty good article about the revival of civilization. At first I thought it was a novel about using dungeons to resist foreign enemies, and thought there would be some extraordinary power. But the actual dungeon is like a game, a purely entertainment dungeon with no system guarantee. The NPCs are all played by real people. Neither the dungeon party nor the player side will obtain extraordinary powers through the dungeon. What they get are points and currency, and part of the monetary gain is used for redemption. Back to the planet, Blue Star has been colonized, and Blue Star no longer belongs to the people of Blue Star, so it needs to be redeemed. The world view is very big. Logically speaking, it shouldn't end like this, but the author also explained the reason in the last few chapters. The ending is satisfactory and not unfinished, so keep it short. The last three chapters are huge, two chapters are 20,000 words and one chapter is 8,000 words. It was quite shocking when I read it. No wonder I haven't reached the next chapter after reading it for a long time.

It's not tied yet, but I really want to say that the author has his own set of ideas for plot development and character control. I really enjoyed this when I read it. It's rare to find something that suits my taste that much. I really enjoyed watching the protagonist's initiative, quick response, calmness, flesh and blood, and confidence in the culture of his own country (I really need such a protagonist when looking for this kind of novel). Moreover, the protagonist has the kind of mentality that does not think that he can take the lead alone, but is willing to pull other important supporting characters to work together. This really makes me feel like watching a group portrait. How can I describe the villains? I don't think of them as fools. To be honest, I was quite nervous when I watched it. I was afraid that the protagonists and the others would not be able to fight. After all, they were crushed in all aspects. But at least the resistance listed by the author so far is well-founded, and the step-by-step efforts of all parties as "tinder" are also exciting to watch! Now I just want to catch up quickly! I also hope that the author will write better and smoother as he writes!

It's been a long time since I've found such a smooth book on Tomato. There are no ridiculous supporting characters or routines. It's very comfortable to read in one sitting. The most important thing is to be able to sympathize with the characters. It's not clear where the plot will go. Although I know that the protagonist will probably be fine before the ending, I still feel nervous, which is very good.

Very nice, I hope the author will update it soon. The satisfaction and achievement of culture spreading bit by bit. It develops step by step similar to farming articles. If you like reading about farming, you must not miss this book. If you don't like watching it, you can still watch it. I highly recommend it.

I have never seen a theme before, using Tang poetry, Song lyrics and Yuan music as the carrier of civilized culture. The design copy can be regarded as using language and history as spears and guns of war. Bringing the Blue Star people into it is really touching and saddening to resist oppression and cultural confidence.

So shocking! From being weak and without the right to speak, we have gradually gained the rights we deserve on our own. Our intention is not to suppress and seize power, but to revive! Just for the civilization that belongs to Blue Star, just for the inheritance and longing that belongs to Blue Star people! I really like this book. Please keep updating.

I read this book one after another. The writing in the front is really exciting and beautiful, and the rhythm is well grasped. It is not sloppy and has no watery scenes. It's a pity that maybe due to various reasons, the author gave a rough development line later and ended it hastily.

The teacher wrote really well! I cried several times until I saw the end. The most impressive part was the voting after the exhibition! First place! Eight million votes seemed to be cast, and behind each vote was a living person. Someone was trying to squeeze into the voting channel again and again in front of the dilapidated terminal in the slum. Some people used their last credit points to buy a temporary identity card while wandering the interstellar world just to cast this vote. More, I still saw Blue Star, ordinary interstellar people who identify with Blue Star civilization. That moment was very touching🥹, it was not easy My emotions kept flowing while I was reading it. It was light after reading it, but I always had a sweet aftertaste like tea. Some books are very passionate and touching when I read them, but I am very tired after reading them (not a comparison, nor a distraction). After reading this book, I was still very moved, and I am not tired when I recall the emotions after reading it. Regarding the group that has been fighting against the protagonist, those few people are actually a bit like AI, focusing on data and without emotions. It feels like a battle between AI and humans. AI can calculate data very quickly, and we can't compare with it. But it really has no heart. When I watched it, it gave me the feeling that the culture, emotions, thoughts and character of each person's heart cannot be successfully analyzed by them. Because we are human beings, we have many different thoughts, which cannot be analyzed simply by following the steps. The characters in the article are also very real. Not everyone has money to support what they do, but there are people who can't live happily anymore. For such people, survival is the first priority and nothing else matters. That girl, she had a conscience at the beginning, but how does that compare to being alive, so she was undercover with the protagonist. Later, her conscience was uneasy, and she was exposed. She felt that there were people who cared and supported, and she had the courage to follow her heart and become the protagonist of the team.

I like it very much. It focuses on the survival of civilization. While highlighting the Blue Star civilization, it does not refute other civilizations. The protagonist's success does not depend on himself, but on every interstellar person who is willing to see civilization and have his own persistence. The protagonist just gives a direction, and it is always themselves who are willing to stand up. May the fire in the hearts of all civilizations never be extinguished.

Compared with other articles about the recovery or rise of interstellar Chinese culture, this is really a good book. There is no rigid cultural sentiment, and the plot is ups and downs but also coherent. It's just that the ending was too sudden. If it were written down, the subsequent story would be very good. I really want to know if the follow-up story of Andu Xihufu will also resonate a lot in the interstellar world.