Beneath the Deep Space

There's so little hard science fiction on Qidian; most works are either abandoned or poorly written. What we need is logical imagination. Science fiction is also a key to future technological progress. It's truly sad that China doesn't value science fiction, and Qidian even suppresses it. The majority of Qidian's bestseller lists are garbage, yet they're still highly praised—it's pathetic!

Stephen Hawking once said that the most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible. Humanity has never ceased its desire to understand the truth of the universe. However, whether it was the malice of the Creator or the rules of the universe itself, all of this has become so unattainable. However, humanity has never stopped exploring the universe.

A summary of civilizations mentioned or introduced in this book so far (May 29, 2018) (please feel free to add more 🤓🤓🤓): 1. Earth Civilization (New Human Civilization or Blue Star Civilization) 2. A civilization that caused the Earth to explode (suspected dark civilization). 3. Noah's Spaceship Civilization 4. Enemies of the Noah Civilization 5. Dark Civilization (Medamos Civilization)

Sigh, this book is far inferior to *Deep Space Wanderers*, with many toxic elements, making it difficult to continue reading. However, it also proves the author has made great progress; *Wanderers* truly is a masterpiece.

This is an excellent book. In terms of worldview and philosophy, it surpasses *The Three-Body Problem*. The description of the first Great Filter is particularly relatable. When a K-class civilization has abundant resources and energy, it often lacks a sense of urgency (with enough energy to last for hundreds or thousands of years, who would want to spend enormous amounts of resources and time…

Honestly, I've read the author's book. Let's look at many other science fiction works from Qidian. What fuck What the hell are those?

I'm catching up on my subscriptions, even though I've already finished reading them. I hesitated for a long time over the 67 yuan price tag. It wasn't just about the money; it was about whether it was even necessary. There were free versions available, and I already had the book—it was a really tough decision.

I apologize to the author, but as a student, I don't have much money to subscribe. Please understand!

I finished reading the entire pirated version and liked it, so I planned to subscribe to the full book. However, I discovered that new readers can get the entire book for free for 7 days. I can't subscribe...

I thoroughly enjoyed following the series in high school, and now I'm back for a second reading, and then I'll catch up on the author's Wandering Fleet series that I didn't finish before. It must be said that this is a science fiction book with a very high score if you consider positive aspects, but a very low score if you consider negative aspects; in short, its strengths and weaknesses are both…