In the endless sea of stars, the "fire" of human civilization has been stagnant at the eighth level for a hundred thousand years. Countless pioneers have come one after another, but they have never been able to reach the highest ninth level. Until Li Yuan came through time with the "Endless Furnace" - was this another futile effort, or was it the last opportunity for a civilizational breakthrough?
Reader comments
It's a pity that the climax is too long. It binds a red battleship and takes more than 30 pictures. There is so much foreshadowing and so many settings. It should be a very exciting thing. But I got tired of watching it all the time. I jumped directly to that one. The author really should think about this rhythm and sort it out.
The pace in front is too slow
It feels good. Why are there so few people reading it?
It's a pity that the climax is too long. It binds a red battleship and takes more than 30 pictures. There is so much foreshadowing and so many settings. It should be a very exciting thing. But I got tired of watching it all the time. I jumped directly to that one. The author really should think about this rhythm and sort it out.
The pace in front is too slow
It feels good. Why are there so few people reading it?