The Edge World of the Universe

A good hard science fiction novel. I have read it three times. It has many advantages and some shortcomings. This book constructs a vast cosmic space and complex cosmic society. The author's conception is very strong; the plot development is also OK. The digging and foreshadowing in the early stage make many readers think it is a cool novel or soft science fiction. The plot and pit filling in the later period can be said to be unimaginable. It can be said that it feels very awesome but not lacking in reason (even a reasonable explanation); thirdly, the author His academic literacy is very high, at least in terms of physics, astronomy, chemistry, and mathematics. The novel is full of theoretical content (but many of them are high school content, and there are not too many more advanced content, science students can still understand it easily) Of course, a very small number of emotional lines in the article are indeed awkwardly written, and there are also some deficiencies in some details of the plot. In short, I highly recommend this novel.

I am very grateful to the author of this book for allowing me to broaden my horizons and increase my imagination time and time again. In addition, I really appreciate the author. I feel that you really put your heart into writing this book. Although this book has been completed, I will continue to recommend it to you. And it will be downloaded and collected. Finally, I sincerely hope that the author's health will get better and better, his future life will become happier, and his writing will be better than before!

To: Yuan Allen "Yuan Haochen, Hua Kejing" Although the book is written for love, it can be seen that in order to bring better reading effects to readers, I don't know how many nights I reconstructed the idea again and again, and changed the flaws again and again just to present the best (all things are bitter) (not finished) I saw in the final remarks that the original book title "He Waiting for Me in the Galaxy" was mentioned. I think it means a lot to you, or it means more than it does now! (Are you still writing a new book?) By the way, you mentioned physical discomfort when writing "The Edge of the Universe". No matter what, health is the most important thing. There is a saying that I have liked for a long time in the world on the edge of the universe: I can no longer trace the stories from hundreds of millions of years ago.

A very unique perspective. The combination of writing science fiction and history gives people an inexplicable sense of immersion, traveling across the universe to pursue mysteries. The world view is very grand. I think this is a rare good starting point science fiction book that can be published with a little modification. Looking forward to the author's new work, keep it up.

I'm really convinced. I made a spoiler chapter at the beginning. I thought it was the first chapter, so I just spoiled it for myself. I'm really convinced by how the system arranged the chapters.(っ'-')╮ =͟͟͞͞🏀

How to say it? I will correct a few things that I think are wrong. I will update them in the future, but it will take a long time, so take your time. If you think what I said is wrong, you can correct me.

Isn't this an organization that has no borders or political factors and only recruits top talents? You have to take into account both physical strength and knowledge, but not your character, right? In Chapter 39, robbing supplies made me stupid. It was such a B-level organization that I couldn't even investigate the individual. Being able to recruit such people for testing instantly lowered the level several times. There are other poisonous points, but it's still acceptable. I gave up on robbing supplies. I didn't even understand my own settings. That's it. Goodbye. I wish you more and more progress.

Except that the relationship between the male and female protagonists seems a bit pretentious. Of course, I can understand that many authors like to commit literary youth problems... The overall story is quite good. What I remember particularly vividly are the two plots of the War of the Earth and the protagonist being captured by the Lost Civilization. I really felt the urgency of life and death. The initial gamma-ray burst erupted, so the threat was not great because the time was uncertain. The final grand cosmic battle felt a bit unreal because the concept was too general. The ending of the last chapter directly turned into a timeline narrative. I don't know what happened to the heroine. Most likely, she is no longer here. After all, one billion years have passed... The protagonist has become one of the two known super beings because of the protagonist's halo. He has an almost endless lifespan. Most of his feelings for her are just a kind of nostalgia and nostalgia for the past, to relieve a person from the loneliness of countless years in the era. At least I don't believe that human beings' short-term emotions can really last for such a long time... Pessimistically, artificial intelligence does seem to be much superior to our living bodies in all aspects. Just like the relationship between parents and children, perhaps it will be surpassed sooner or later... Or it may gradually merge into a new race, just like we continue to define the concept of being a human being. I am very lucky to be born as a human being. I'm sorry for being human.

Alan, I am a junior high school student. I am very grateful to you. It is you who described a vast and boundless universe for me and also built my starry sky dream. One day, I will also fly to the vast and boundless sea of ​​stars and cast my gaze into the deep universe!

Recently, I have been telling my son the stories in this book. Although he is only four years old, he likes the content in it very much, including interesting planets, galaxies, racial civilizations, technologies, etc. He asks me to continue telling it on the way to kindergarten every day. I think this story will last for a long time and will accompany him as he grows up. Therefore, I feel that I must express my gratitude to the original Allen for writing such a wonderful story, which is full of scenery, full of surprises and shining humanity. I never thought that one day I would use a novel as a starry sky enlightenment storybook for children, haha, thank you very much

I started reading this book when I had just written fifty or sixty chapters. What attracted me most was that the logical line of the entire novel was very clear. Whether it was the various battles of wits and courage on Earth and Mars, or the trip to a distant alien planet, the compact story was very exciting. When humans fled the earth, they were driven to extinction by powerful interstellar civilizations. Countless heroes used their lives to guard the way for the fleet ahead. Until the middle stage of the story, human beings, in order to pursue the figure of the Creator, part of them went through the portal to the more remote universe, pursuing the Creator on the edge of the universe. In the process, there were the troughs of human civilization, and the protagonist took the lead. These shaped the entire civilization to maintain its pride and perseverance in the universe. It can be said that this is the most sci-fi novel I have ever read in Qidian. Finally, I would like to apologize to the author. I have not ordered all the novels because I am very afraid of eunuchs, so I usually wait until the book is finished before I slowly add to it. Finally, I would like to thank the author for bringing us a magnificent universe!

Are there any books as good as this one?

An interstellar exploration with no scientific theory and only occultism. I can't stand the free chapter.

1. Dark energy civilization can build a space tunnel to a distance of 300 million light-years, but cannot build a space tunnel of more than 4 million light-years back to the Milky Way? Or give up on the low-level map of the Milky Way? 2. Human beings and dark energy civilization have the same origin of life, but they have evolved into intelligent life in different environments. The natural life cycles are similar, and dark energy civilization has extended life span to 7,600 years through biomedicine. The biomedical technology of dark energy civilization can completely solve the problem of pig's feet and wives, but why doesn't pig's feet ask dark energy civilization for help? 3. I always feel that the pig's feet are in a hurry and do not give time for the development of human civilization. This has also led to a serious mismatch between the exploration progress and the strength. They will be beaten wherever they go, and the group may be destroyed at any time. It's as if North Korea wants to launch a spacecraft to land on Mars before other countries in the world. This is obviously to die. The pig's feet lead this human being to death. But pig's feet have a long life and plenty of time, and humans are worried about self-preservation, so why not wait? 4. The Lost Civilization's artificial intelligence has the ability to devour humans. Not even dark energy civilizations can defend it, let alone human civilization. As long as the Lost Civilization is willing, it can secretly send N artificial intelligences to humans, just like viruses to infect hundreds of billions of people. How to defend and identify them? This is basically unexplainable. Maybe overnight, the army, fleet and high-level officials of human civilization will become the enemy of pig's feet - artificial intelligence. Does this still require a time-consuming and laborious war? 5. It takes 1,238 years to connect a space tunnel 300 million light-years away and use a black hole to recharge. The closer to the black hole, the slower time passes, and finally almost stops. So how many years does this 1,238 years compare to the outside world? Hundreds of thousands or hundreds of millions of years?

The emphasis is on creativity, and the background design is very innovative. You can tell at a glance that the author has consulted a lot of information.

What is outside the universe? No one knows. According to the theory in this book, the place where the big bang matter did not reach is the outside of the universe. It is believed that the outside of the universe is just space without matter. This theory still stays in the classical Newtonian physical space-time view, which believes that matter and space are independent of each other, space extends infinitely, and time passes at a uniform speed. This theory has been proven wrong. The relativistic theory of space and time believes that time, space and matter are related. If there is such a thing outside the universe, it is definitely not an empty space. No one knows what it is and it cannot be described.

Although I know that the author is relatively rich and very busy at work, why don't he publish a new book? Dear, please write another hard science fiction book. .

To set off to the Alpha Centauri galaxy 4.2 Light-years away at 0.5 Times the speed of light, it takes nearly 8 and a half years for the earth, but for the three protagonists, it is not more than 8 years, but less than 7 and a half years. For a space science fiction novel, this bug is too obvious.

This is a rare hard science fiction novel that I think I must support. Many of the starting points are fantasy films disguised as science fiction. There are too few real science fiction novels in China. I must support it no matter what.

Read about 260 chapters. Let me ask you some questions. Why is there no clock slowdown effect when flying at 50% the speed of light? Is this book's assumption of the theory of relativity incorrect? Later, it was said that black holes will slow down time. Does this use the theory of relativity again? I also want to complain that black holes can slow down time. I can understand this, but Smith, as a core member of IEA, is completely confused. . .

It was a pleasure to read. It is an unimpeded output of science fiction cells without any political factors. It allows readers to have a hearty reading experience and looks forward to the sequel. Come on, author!

I didn't even make it through ten chapters. Isn't this the kind of pretentious writing about high school students that Xiaobai likes?

This book has a good idea, and the dialogue part is also enjoyable to read. Unfortunately, there are too many repeated explanations, and the related words are used too frequently, which makes people more and more tired as they read. (But, although, and, if, because, so, in fact, but, more than 30 related words have unlimited explanations.) You don't need to explain so much, people who understand will naturally understand. Those who don't understand will understand less with more explanations. The more explanations the novel becomes, the more ignorant it becomes. Science fiction is not science fiction if it doesn't burn your brain. 99.9% Of the most classic physical hypotheses are not completely certain, and may all be overturned, and explanations are useless at best. Science fiction is about showing your imagination, making bold assumptions, and burning your brain endlessly, so that those who understand can understand, and those who don't understand will never understand.

I'm in a book shortage. I haven't read it for almost a month. I'm not interested in all kinds of routine books. I just want to read a few hard science fiction books. However, although there are many authors at the beginning, I can't help but regret it and lament it.

Exploring the unknown starry sky and witnessing the magical creation of the universe is what attracts me most about this book. On the contrary, the battle plot seems tasteless to me. Hope to see this kind of novel again.

I was passing by and I was embarrassed to read this book.

What a novel by a young writer, with such a fast pace and great description of the environment. It's just a pity that this is a science fiction novel. I really don't know why the author loves to use countless descriptions that have no effect on the completion of the plot. This is a science fiction novel, not another novel. Why do you have so many descriptions of the environment? It has no effect on the novel at all. Some paragraphs and transitions are very blunt. Science fiction writing must maintain a rigorous attitude. The first few dozen chapters of yours are exciting but not exciting enough. There is neither the protagonist's "struggle" nor a reasonable description of science fiction. There is no foreshadowing at all. It just rushes forward without even writing the relationship between the characters and not even describing the personality of the protagonist. If you If you are a literary youth, you have to use it appropriately, and you can't write a paragraph at any time. I will only discuss the first few dozen chapters of this book, which is not readable at all. It will not affect you if you skip it directly. I don't know what happens later, but the first part is really lackluster. It should not be in the science fiction category at all. I feel that the author Writing poetry is better, but novels should be down-to-earth and well prepared for the plot. The early stage of this book is not as good as a novel. At least the conflicts are well written. This book is neither good-looking nor rigorous, and it is not science fiction. It is a lot of nonsense, the character description is lackluster, and the story advancement has no logic. I look like nothing but pain. It's not as readable as a white text. (Note: The above is only for the first thirty-two chapters and represents only my personal views)

Although, it was really hard to watch at the beginning. . .

A good book, the plot has ups and downs, the story is compact, and it doesn't drag out at all. I couldn't stop reading.

This novel is 16 years old. Will I be disappointed after reading it seven years later?