This is a profoundly unbalanced universe, where someone wearing jeans is bound to cross paths with someone in power armor sooner or later.
This is also an utterly absurd universe, where corporations have become empires and laws have become religions.
The world is so vast it exceeds your imagination, with civilization spread almost to the edges of the universe. And yet the world is so small it can drive you to despair, with tens of thousands of light-years of wasteland separating one civilization from another.
Here, the only thing you need to remember is that anything can happen. Come on, I'm sure you'll have a great time. This isn't heaven, and it isn't hell. This is a carnival.
(Note: To prevent anyone from nitpicking, I hereby declare that this novel is not science fiction.)
Premise: A mind-blowing space opera. In this universe, nothing is impossible.
Wow, the author still remembers the account after such a long time.
Coming from Tieheshu, my friends and I both agree that there are too many settings in the first five chapters... The overwhelming number of foreign names and new settings is like looking at a machine-translated Oxford Dictionary! Maybe many people were dissuaded like me. I originally wanted to read this book under hypnosis last night, but ended up getting more and more excited as I read it, and before I knew it, it was already four o'clock when I finished the first volume!
Does it have a readership? The author's writing is so beautiful! I like this book so much!
Wow!! There is actually a new chapter this year!!
+1 From Tie Heshu. As a fan of both Cthulhu and Warhammer, Char really surprised me. The background of this group-style space opera was so grand that I was dazzled by the many settings. I hope it won't be filled with too many scenes (dog head).
I want to ask if there are many love lines?
It turns out that the author has another article, it seems
The last chapter should be from Tie Heshu next door () Wrong posting!
Chandler's name is really incompatible with the veteran Cowboys. I'm looking forward to this pair stirring up trouble in the boardroom. It's an adventure! Wow what a lot of adventure!
Teacher, I am a fan of space opera. I love it. This way of introducing the setting by citing literature is really wonderful! Mesmerized! Mesmerized!