Quit Sleeping and Get Up to Party [Interstellar]

I personally like this book very much. I feel very ashamed that the book I read was not the original version. It is so well written and I feel so guilty for having prostituted myself for nothing. Now I am back to make up for the book debt I owe orz (please forgive me after so many years!! (Sliding kneeling) The following is a long review, containing spoilers: I really like the main story told in this book, whether it's about the modern scientists or the mecha pilots in the interstellar era. Originally, these two themes, science and interstellar, are my favorite themes. Not to mention that two wishes were fulfilled at once. It was a double-cooking ecstasy! ! (Regarding these two themes, here are my favorite works nominated, the science-themed "Stone Age" and the interstellar-themed "Star Trek" and "The Legend of the Galactic Heroes") Talking back to this book, in the scientific research line, I really like the description of everyone working together to use scientific knowledge to escape from death under adversity, the performance of scientists' scientific research spirit, and the two possibilities of how the earth will treat alien civilizations. In the interstellar mecha line, Da Da's description of the magnificent universe, his imagination of human civilization in the interstellar era of all races, his portrayal of his classmates in the mecha school and the army, his portrayal of the character Han Ye, and the foreshadowing of the Zerg and Fe tribes are also very exciting. As for the logical connection of the two main lines in the end, it is a magical finishing touch. In an instant, I felt a sense of intertwining time and space, a sense of destiny like the law of cause and effect. Who can help but give a thumbs up! NB! ! By the way, thank you for taking the best path! As for the emotional line, I actually feel that the relationship between the two develops a little abruptly. What I understand is that Ye Su's emotional turning point is the gravity training, which is the result of admiration + being induced; Han Ye's emotional turning point is the moment when he is waiting for rescue on the deserted star and sees Ye Su running towards him desperately. (This analysis feels quite reasonable, and I can't tell what's so abrupt about it. Maybe it's because I wrote too little about our daily life after we got together? It seems like we'll be facing TAT soon after we've been together.) But overall, the emotional line is still well written. When Ye Su gave up sleep, desperate and almost crazy to rescue Han Ye; when Ye Su was trapped in the maze planet, and the two of them broke through the blockade from the inside and the outside; when Ye Su awakened the embodied weapon of light, died generously alone, and exchanged himself for the end of everything; I was so moved that I burst into tears. Damn, you are awesome! ! ! Thank you for your hard work! ! In addition, there are some small details worth mentioning in the plot, such as the difference between the definition of serious injury in the interstellar era and the past, which caused Ye Su to have a small misunderstanding XD. Although this episode is very interesting, it is also quite touching. Senior Bai, who was initially hostile to Ye Su, later did not hesitate to stand in front of the sleeping Ye Su's mecha to protect him during the unexpected contact battle between the Zerg army. Another detail is the sacrifice of Di Geng, a blind classmate with a third eye... This is the first time Ye Su and the others have faced the death of someone around them, and it is also the trigger for the identity of the Fe clan to be revealed. For the first time, the cruelty of war was shown in front of their eyes in such a bloody way... (Woooooooo, give me another knife) I always feel like there is so much more I want to say, but I don't know where to start. In Jinjiang This is one of my two favorite novels, and it is also the first time I have written a long review in Jinjiang. Rereading the whole book, I am still very moved. Thank you for meeting such a great novel and such an excellent Ye Chennian. Finally, thank you for bringing such a hearty and wonderful story, and thank you for writing the ultimate romance between science and the universe.

(Purely personal record contains spoilers) It's a rare interstellar novel with a plot that flows in a long way, but there are also parallels in reality It is easy to be deceived by the name and introduction. For the development of mankind, we have been hiding in the dark and shouldering the heavy burden amid misunderstandings and reviles for many years. Shou was one of the seven crucial people found by Gong. He traveled between the two worlds by sleeping, gradually grew up, and eventually had an indispensable influence on both worlds. In the end, the truth is revealed, and the framework constructed by the author is both unexpected and reasonable. If I were to describe this article: true human nature, growth, feelings of family and country... It is not a small criticism, the slap in the face plot is too cliché, and the details are sometimes not perfect, but the flaws are not concealed. When looking at the vast universe constructed by the author, with thousands of races, thousands of years of time... And so on, this seems to be just a small detail. Shou went from not belonging to the interstellar world to having an anchor, from being unable to bear the pain and choosing to give up to being willing to give without asking for anything in return, "make a way for you and then I'll leave", and even finally sacrificing himself to save others. This transformation has gone through hard training, and Gong finally no longer has to shoulder a mountain-like responsibility to explore alone on a long road without light. Many of the author's descriptions are impressive. For example, Gong was once pointed at by Qian Fu, and when the truth was revealed, Qian Fu felt as if his fingers were touching a flame. While they were ashamed, this flame kept lighting up the long road ahead. Ke Gong is not a rootless fire, he is using life and everything as fuel to burn. He is a hero, not a god. He has the cowardice and fear that every human being has, and the same goes for emotions. He will also suffer when making "better choices", experiencing countless sacrifices, or when he can't see the way forward clearly, and he will also doubt the meaning of persistence. When reading the comments, I unexpectedly discovered that many people criticized Gong, saying that he did not have much affection for Shou, and even forced Shou to choose his country over the righteousness of his family. But in my opinion, he has been burning and worrying about the future of his race and even the world. His heart is full of family and country, and he cannot use his whole heart to love others, but the gaps in his heart are already full of suffering. And Shou has already completely fallen in love with Gong. Go in both directions and grow together. At the first important point of conflict, when he said that he was not even qualified to seek death, when he was shocked by the belief that as a small person, he had to resist the rules of the universe and "I will search for it", when he felt pain that he had to force it, but had to persist even if he was soft-hearted, when he apologized seriously... And before the final battle, he fulfilled his promise and chose to die in front of the seven people. A not-so-perfect hero, a very real hero. People have softness and armor, firmness and confusion, because love wants to protect, beautiful feelings turn into cold armor, and then protect the softness of others. The real world is a bit anticlimactic, but as the author said, the theme of the real world is benevolence and peace, and the theme of the interstellar world is courage. Even though it was a bit idealistic, she did achieve shaping. Maybe it was too depressing in the later stage. I was really relieved after watching it and found out that it wasn't be... The ending is pretty good here, but why is there not even a QAQ in the extra chapter? After much thought, I decided to cut off the clips I liked and write down my thoughts after watching it... I'll record it as usual. As I write and write, I think of some memorable moments - Ye Su recited on the slow bus, "The sun used to be slow, cars, horses, and mails were all slow, and you can only love one person in your life.", After Ye Su fell asleep, Han Ye quietly sat on his left and he felt something in the real world, and what Han Ye said to Ye Su, "If one day, I want to push you into the abyss, I will accompany you.", And the distant look before the final formation, the first and last Yi Xinhua... Thank you to the author for such a thought-provoking and touching article.

I watched it again two years later, and I had a different feeling than before. I understand Han Ye's character better than before. Add a new perspective, maybe I will come back to read it in the future. First, I still think the previous relationship between Han and Ye was fake? In the entire story line, Ye has always been a subordinate. It is natural that he admires Han, but it is hard to imagine why Han would resonate with Ye. The development of the emotional line is indeed missing some angles of explanation in the heavy storyline. As the author said, Han couldn't give him personal love because he didn't have time and didn't want a person who was about to be sent to death to have such feelings for him, which was delayed both emotionally and rationally. But since the insect wave came forward, Han said he realized that they actually still had time before reaching their predetermined fate, and it started to feel like something was going wrong. It just didn't describe in detail that this person had some weaknesses and desires, but suddenly acted like this again. It would actually make sense if this movie didn't talk about love. There is a person who loves Han so much, and this kind of caring love is actually very touching. But from the moment Ye BuMian kept rescuing Han and then saw Han, and Han's shock, I thought of a hidden possibility that Han said that for him, there are two kinds of people in the world, those who understand him and those who don't. Those who understand him support him and help him, those who do not understand him scold him, and Ye is the one who does not understand him but helps him. Although I think Ye actually understands... But he must be special. He loves Han with his own life. When he throws himself in front of you, you can feel his hot eyes and hard worries. Although I am replaceable in the human race, I am irreplaceable in this person. Han has no subjective pursuit of love. If someone loves him so passionately, will he be touched and have to take this person into his heart (a bit of reference to the relationship line between Chang Geng and Dashuai, Breaking the City and a Kiss)

Second brush. I know the cycle of cause and effect, so I feel very calm. Just a little bit of resentment, why is the article so good but not popular? If I want to buy a physical book, there is no place to buy it. When I watched it for the first time, my mood was up and down. Completely follow the protagonist's emotions, including powerlessness, fear, depression, and despair. I couldn't even get back to my senses for several days after reading it. What impressed me the most was the protagonist's inner voice: "You bring peace to all generations, and I bring peace to you." It made me burst into tears.

This is really a long time ago. But I really want to have a sequel

Second brush. Very emotional. I remember during the gravity training episode, I mentioned that some readers at that time couldn't understand Han Ye's behavior and didn't like the character. This is indeed the case. Many people cannot sympathize with the role of a saint leader with impeccable moral character. In addition to Han Ye, typical examples include Kira and Lux ​​from Gundam Seed (Kishen is better because he has a weak and cry-loving growth line in the early stage, but Lux is miserable and is directly labeled as a "dummy" and a "talking monster"). But they are still great heroes themselves. In fact, the story line and character settings of this article are very full and excellent. I like it very much. However, some characters are "too great" and some characters are "too real". This kind of plot flow is far less popular than Su Shuang's article, so it is difficult to see Jinjiang now. Come back and review it from time to time, hoping that the author will get better and better.

In 2017, when I was a sophomore in high school, I secretly took my mobile phone and hid under the bed to read this work. As of 2024, 7 years have passed. During these 7 years, I have reread this work countless times. At every point in my college entrance examination, college entrance examination, internship, and job search, I would turn it out and read it again. The spiritual core conveyed by this work has always supported me from an ignorant child to a mature professional. Later, this work was published as a book, and I was lucky enough to read the extra chapter of the physical book. In the extra chapter, Han Ye and Ye Su had a very good and happy ending, and I felt that my youth was complete (tears. Jpg

I like this article very much. I read it eight years ago and I still think it's wonderful.

I keep watching it again, I really like it. I was reading this book when I was choosing subjects, and almost chose chemistry, but unfortunately I didn't have the talent. However, my good friend resolutely chose chemistry, and now he is still studying chemistry for his master's and doctoral studies.

This old article made me feel what fraternity is. The love between the two protagonists seems to go beyond the personal relationship between children. It is really about life and death for the benefit of the country, how can we avoid it because of misfortunes and blessings!