Has the Lady Admiral Retired Yet? [Interstellar]

The author rolls brightly at you and says loudly: It's hard to say which book will be released in advance and which one will be released in advance; when it will be released, it's hard to say. Because the author is currently facing the crisis of being admitted to postgraduate school. If he is not guaranteed to be admitted to postgraduate school, he may be forced to enter the even more terrifying postgraduate entrance examination. When terror strikes, I must save enough manuscripts before I dare to write an article. But they will be written sooner or later anyway, so be brave enough to collect them! Crawling in the sunshine. JPG

It's hard for me to describe how I feel inside right now. Well, it seems like I have gained something and yet feel so lost. I have to admit that I didn't fully understand this book, but that doesn't matter, I can try it again. I think this is a complete tragedy. Everyone in the book has endured betrayal, separation, torture and inability to do anything in their lives. The tenderness on the surface will always turn into interests and betrayal in the end, but it seems that this should be the outcome for those in power. In fact, the person who makes me saddest the most in the whole book is actually Xiao Xie, because the two met in the military school, and they were classmates without any interest relationship. This kind of relationship is completely different from other people. Others initially met Xiao Fang based on some political considerations. But in the end, the two still became close but wary of each other, which made me feel very, very sad. In fact, I think Lorraine's feelings are the author's last bit of mercy for Fang. Well, maybe it's out of romance? But I feel that if Fang and Lorraine survive in this center of power that devours people's souls, the relationship between them will become beyond recognition? The author's language is fluent and literary at the same time. The various poems are interspersed very well, and many places are penetrating. This is the best writing I have seen in the past two years. I can hardly believe that this is a new author. Every character in the author's works is very full, and each of them feels alive. Ah, I'm sorry that this description sounds like a Chinese reading comprehension test for the college entrance examination, but in fact it is difficult for me to find a more appropriate language. I like this book very, very much, and sincerely hope that the author can write more works. Jinjiang has really driven me to despair in the past few years?

I still feel that the data in this article is not worthy of the quality of this article. In all aspects, this article really beats the routine interstellar articles on the list.

The writing is extremely fluent, the idioms and poems come easily without being abrupt, the language style is subtle and euphemistic, but the plot is ups and downs. It can be seen that the author has extensively dabbled in literature, history, and philosophy. I don't know how to define this interstellar article—is it an interstellar military? Or an interstellar political battle? But its core may be the philosophical reflection of the protagonist, because this article is not a cool article, but is always filled with a touch of absurdity, writing a joyful and tragic song of life and death from an almost indifferent perspective. The protagonist is forced to enter the military academy in the first few chapters and the throat-catching political struggle in the last few chapters seems too hasty. In fact, it is better to say that the author believes that this is not important to the core spirit of the article. From beginning to end, the novel describes the complex contradictions of individuals in self-reflection and expression. The invincible commander and the happy ending in the novel are certainly pleasing, but contradictions and cowardice are the reality of most individuals.

It's been a long time since I've seen an article I like so much. The author's political struggle and strategic planning are all very well written, and the writing style is also very interesting to me. It would be great if there were more follow-up articles. Quantum beast technology and Christopher also feel like they could use a little more ink. (Although quantum beast technology has been denied, hahahaha, I always think that multi-faceted development has a better future) Fang Yu's character is very charming, I like it very much. But I am too idealistic personally. Although the author did not write about it later, I still imagine that Fang Yu will not be stuck in the political quagmire forever. The soul of the blue whale wants to go far away, to break through the real wall of the universe, and to go to the bright and silent depths of the universe [Compare Heart]

I stayed up late to read this novel. I was originally attracted by the introduction and thought it was a cool article about the heroine driving a starship and winning all the way. However, I was directly shocked by the ideas the author wanted to convey and the various characters created. □□ Turned into dust, but human ideals and civilization continued. The character of the heroine seems very awkward to me, but it is also very real. She has been escaping from reality, but she has to join the war. She loves human beings regardless of national boundaries or hatred, but the environment has reached a point where peaceful negotiation is impossible and she has to join the war. But it was still too sharp. Maybe the reality is more cruel than this, but it really hurt my heart when I saw my favorite character being stabbed. Some of the foreshadowing could be more detailed. It felt a bit rushed in the middle and later stages.

Adachi's death is really sad, and I still don't understand what happened to Adachi Arashikawa. I know he was not a good person, but I feel that Mr. Adachi wouldn't misunderstand him so easily.

In short, it was an idealist revolution that eventually fell into ruins. After all, Fang Xie was Fang Xie. (Just like Madame Dupont and Xie Quan also created a prosperous era) the final destination of the regime was determined by the successors. In the end, the cycle repeats itself, and who says the new regime won't be another federation.

This novel should be remade into an anime, and the later plots should be polished. If there are enough funds, I really can't believe what kind of masterpiece it will be.

Fang and Anda cannot be together because their souls are too compatible. It is very difficult for the other party to fall in love with the same kind.