Beneath the Deep Space

Starting point hard science fiction is too rare, either eunuchs or unfinished. What we need is logical imagination. Science fiction is also the key to future scientific and technological progress. It is really sad that China does not pay attention to science fiction. Qidian also suppresses science fiction. Most of the Qidian rankings are junk articles. It is really sad that it is praised so highly! My conditions are limited and I can only vote for recommendations. Science fiction is the only thing I pay to read. I support the author and contribute to Chinese science fiction. I will continue to support it! Forget everyone, let's build a building and let many people support the author!

Hawking once said that the most incomprehensible thing about the universe is: the universe is understandable. Human beings have never stopped longing to understand the truth about the universe. However, I don't know whether it is the malicious intent of the Creator or the rules of the universe itself that makes all this so out of reach. However, human beings have never stopped exploring the universe for a day. No matter how we speculate, the living environment and social form of extraterrestrial civilizations may exceed our expectations. The science fiction novels we hope to see are never about showing off black technology on earth, showing off, or traveling through several planes to strengthen themselves. What we want to see is, What we want to know is. No one has written anything like this before, Some groundbreaking ideas. What does extraterrestrial civilization look like? Want to eat? Drink water too? Are they respectful? Do they also have love? Will they grow hair too? How do they reproduce the next generation? What does their monetary system look like? What is their social structure like? Is their earth green? Are theirs ocean blue? Are they struggling with having a second child? Or like us. Looking at the stars in confusion. Making the same guess. The concept of this book is very good, it is to get out of the earth early. For every science fiction novel that leaves the earth early, I am very much looking forward to the following plot. The author of a true science fiction novel has always been overcoming obstacles and moving forward alone. You will receive cold looks, doubts, incomprehension, and intolerance. But it doesn't matter, three years from now, five years from now, ten years from now. Some of us will still remember that there was a science fiction novel that allowed us to see a whole new world and left a deep impression on our minds and souls. This is the charm of science fiction novels. Perhaps thousands or tens of thousands of years later, today's human beings will become extinct and the earth will become a piece of yellow sand. An extraterrestrial civilization has landed on our earth, Find traces of the existence of civilization on this planet, Discover a storage device. A piece of data above. Maybe it's this book. It will bear witness to the traces of our civilization's existence. This paragraph is written for this book, and also for all readers and authors who love science fiction.

A summary of the civilizations that have appeared or been mentioned in this book so far (2018.05.29) (You are welcome to add 🤓🤓🤓): 1 Earth civilization (new human civilization or blue star civilization), 2 The civilization that caused the earth to explode (suspected black civilization), 3 Noah's spaceship civilization, 4 Enemies of Noah's civilization, 5 Black Civilization (Medamus Civilization), 6 enemies of black civilization, 7 Green Light Civilization, 8 Enemies of the Green Light Civilization (suspected to be one of the L4 level Homo sapiens civilization), 9 Knicks Civilization, 10 Lizard Civilization, 11Dige Star Civilization, 12Dige Star UFO civilization (suspected to be one of the L4 level Homo sapiens civilization), Civilization 1.35 Billion years ago (Sagittarius Cantilever Tucker Civilization), 14 Civilization 1 (Atlan Civilization) who left a message in Tucker's civilization aircraft, 15 Civilization 2 (Civilization of the Sower) who left a message in Tucker's civilization aircraft, 16 charioteer 2-star civilization (humanoid civilization), 17 Hicks Civilization (L6 level, learned by listening to the radio), 18 Crimson Civilization (L5 level, found out by listening to the radio), 19Amoeba Businessmen Alliance (learned by listening to the radio), 20TTL Silicon Alliance (listen to the radio to learn), 21 Beta Civilization (learned by listening to the radio), 22 Destroyer Karet Civilization (learned by listening to the radio), 23 Libusis Civilization (Member of the Amoeba Merchant Alliance invented by Quinton), 24Civilization that created Quinton (L8 level, marginal civilization), 25 Huantai Civilization (Member of the Amoeba Merchant Alliance) 26LLP Silicon-based Alliance (L5 level, from the Large Magellanic Cloud, meeting minutes of the Ring-Thai Civilization), 27 Homo erectus civilization (L4 level, coming from the Orion cantilever, meeting minutes of the Ring-Thai civilization), 28 Lohardak ruins zone civilization group (super life forms, including Red Flame Horn people, etc.)

Alas, this book is much worse than The Wandering Fleet in Deep Space. It contains a lot of poison and is a bit unreadable. However, it also proves that the author has made great progress. The Wandering Fleet is truly a magical book.

A very good book. In terms of world view and philosophy, it has surpassed the Three-Body Problem. In particular, the description of the first Great Filter is very immersive. When K-level civilization has abundant resources and energy, the civilization often has no sense of urgency (the energy is abundant enough to last hundreds or thousands of years. Who would want to spend huge amounts of materials and time to conquer a technological achievement that they are destined to enjoy?) By the time the resources are exhausted, this civilization has actually been filtered out. This window is very short. When I read it, I thought more than once, have real human beings been filtered out? Thinking about the current state of the earth, all countries, cultures, religions, and wars are in chaos. The possibility that such a civilization cannot pass the filter is too high (of course, the premise is that controllable nuclear fusion is really that difficult.) The description of high-level civilizations is also great. The universe is so big, how can high-level civilizations fight to the death all day long? (The premise of the dark forest theory is that it is extremely difficult to achieve the speed of light or even super-light flight. But if the speed of light is difficult to achieve, how can the "hunters" achieve a quick strike?) Especially the edge civilization is particularly well described, "I want to know if this universe is a cage, so I want to go to the frontier of the universe and observe the first light of the birth of the universe." Full score for B! Unlike other books, when civilization is developed, it rules the world and the universe. I don't know, what sense of accomplishment does it feel to rule a group of monkeys or a group of chickens? The shortcomings are that the character descriptions and the specific descriptions of technology are not rounded. Compared with the Three-Body Problem, it is inferior. As a student, I don't have much money, so I read the original version of the first part, but because the length of the second part is too large, it is too difficult to buy it in one go. In order to ensure the reading experience, I turned to pirated copies, but I will complete the order as soon as possible.

Seriously, I read the author's book. ,. Look at many other starting point science fiction. ,. What fuck What the hell are those. .

I'm here to replenish my subscription, even if I've already finished watching it. I have been thinking about 67 yuan for a long time. It is not about 67 yuan. It is about whether it is necessary to subscribe, whether it is free to watch, or whether it is already finished. It is really difficult to make a decision. Finally, I thought that if such a classic science fiction novel does not make money, there will only be fewer and fewer good science fiction novels. This month I will replenish all the subscriptions for "Under Deep Space", and next month I will replenish the subscription for "Deep Space: Wandering Fleet". Hey, I can also be considered as a small contribution to science fiction. Nowadays, science fiction novels are really getting worse and worse. Some of them only have superpowers and weirdness but no science fiction, but they are classified as science fiction novels. Why,

I'm sorry to the author, because I'm still a student, so I don't have much money left to subscribe. Forgive me!

After reading the full version of the pirated version, I like it better and plan to subscribe to the full version. However, I found that newcomers are free of charge for 7 days. Unable to subscribe…

I watched it with gusto when I was in high school, and now I'm back to give it a second read, and then I'll catch up on the author's The Wandering Fleet that I didn't finish before. I have to say that this is a science fiction book that scores very high in the plus-point system and very low in the minus-point system. In short, the advantages and disadvantages are obvious. The author has many wonderful ideas and plots, and he obviously has his own thoughts and ideas about science and technology, the development of human civilization, and cultural systems. However, due to the problem of writing power, the presentation of the story has somewhat buried the wonderful ideas. For example, the description of the characters in the story always has the feeling of a little white text, which is surprising, and it seems that some parts are embarrassingly sensational now. There are also some lengthy discussions on civilized systems, but the actual presentation seems a bit childish and quite boring. Of course, similar issues are also limited by the breadth and depth of the author's own knowledge. I somehow thought of the concept of the "cornerstone" of science fiction mentioned on the title page of the "Three-Body" series. In my opinion, online novels like this have obvious advantages and disadvantages. Although they are not perfect, they are more popular and have obvious personal philosophy. Online novels that can arouse everyone's discussion. Novels like this that have a lower threshold for writing and reading, and that more people can access and participate in, may be closer to the concept of "cornerstone". I hope there are more novels like this.