I Have an Alien Girlfriend at Home

It's pretty good. The last two hundred or so chapters are quite shocking. I just felt like crying at the end.

Why doesn't this book have a second chapter?

The last post "About time and space, the universe, civilization, pain and hope" was a bit obscure, and some people may find it unclear. But the author really wants to finish this book well. I want to write the "cosmic science fiction" I have in mind. Moreover, I want to depict this "cosmic science fiction" from the perspective of certain civilizations and people in the universe, using the small to see the big. Of course, the author is still growing every day, and what he hopes most is to receive more comments. Those who praise me and those who scold me are both great~

This is a single chapter in the book, which is some of the author's thoughts during the writing process. I wanted more people to see it, so I posted it here again. ... Before writing this book, I had thoughts about "multiple parallel universes" in my mind; after starting to write this book, I have been moving towards the ultimate proposition in my mind. In my understanding, a civilization's struggle for survival and continuation in the vast galaxy and parallel universe is just like a person's endless exploration and self-questioning of the inner world and micro self. ... During the writing process, I kept asking myself what I wanted to express by writing this book. And my answer has gradually become clear: it is thinking about the universe, time, space and civilization - this is an eternal question, and the question itself is the answer. The birth and development of the universe, and where is the fate of the universe? Does the flow and change of time and space return to silence or sprout new life? The fate and ups and downs of a civilization in the cosmic social system, its lifelong pursuit and painful fetters? I think that no matter what form a civilization takes and what level it develops to, when a civilization continues to come into contact with the larger universe, it always has to redouble its efforts and devote everything it has to the continuation and prosperity of the future. When facing the desperate situation of civilization development, they are helpless and painful; when civilization becomes prosperous and powerful, they are happy and excited. ... The universe is too macro a topic; the parallel universe has unique dual meanings of science and philosophy. In such a vast concept, what is a drop in the ocean and fleeting? What is the everlasting complexity and vicissitudes of life? When a person regards the person he loves as the whole of his world, a cosmic civilization is regarded as a speck of dust under his feet by higher-dimensional beings. Everything is infinite; everything is just dust. However, despite the infinite size of space and the universe, and the endless and rolling forward time, the author always stubbornly wants to think and express: the fetters that a civilization struggles to persevere in order to continue, and a person pursues hard for the obsession in his heart, and suffers or rejoices for it. The starry sky is infinite and time is eternal, but any civilization or individual has an equally infinite microscopic universe, and will derive infinite quantum parallel universes by its own efforts. In this case, infinity is just the infinity we see, and there is a broader infinity within the finite. So, it is still unclear what is huge and what is small. ... When I wrote this book, I always had a top framework in my mind, or in other words, a hope to achieve. Every moment, I remember the original intention of writing this book, and the thinking that never stopped throughout the writing process. In this book, the thinking of each civilization is the author's thinking; but the author does not have an answer. Or, this is just like humankind's exploration and understanding of the universe, which has never stopped and is always looking for and discovering new worlds. The process of discovering the unknown is an eternal fact.

Hey, hey, school is about to start. Various courses, regular meetings of student unions, club activities, student experiments, and thousand-word essays are coming one after another. Finally, let's take a quiet breath, little baby (⑅˃◡˂⑅) I'm going to heaven (ᇂдᇂ )ﾉ┬─┬ノ┻━┻

I stopped following the book when the protagonist was exiled. I kept it for now and planned to read it again after I found Anjing. I followed this book before because I liked the warm feeling when the protagonist and Anjing lived together. Can you tell me when the protagonist regains his composure? I will come back immediately to pursue the book.

I accidentally clicked in and found the first few chapters quite interesting. I am a young reader and am a slow reader, so I will continue to read! Come on, author Junjun＾0＾~

A rare novel with the writing style and imagination that a science fiction novel should have. The author is extremely talented and highly recommended.

This book makes me dizzy. I couldn't stand it anymore after reading more than 120 chapters. I didn't understand the main plot until I wrote the post. There are aliens, sea of ​​time, asteroid destroying the world, countless planes, meteors hitting me, dreams, the heroine's debut... One flower, one tree, one world. Maybe this is the nature of the universe. Who knows! The book gave me the feeling of being unaware of Mingli, really! Just like those books written by peerless celebrities, such as Theory of Relativity, A Brief History of Time and so on. Full of style. But I am just an ordinary citizen, do I need these things? Do you understand? Is it useful? After looking at the table of contents, there are more than 300 chapters and almost 400 chapters have been released. This shows that few people like it. If you are half a step ahead, you are a genius; if you are one step ahead, you are a madman. The book has been misplaced. Internet literature is inherently a fast food culture, and very few people can calm down and read it. If it were put into a physical book and further optimized, this book would not be much worse than Liu Cixin's. Finally, I admire the author's imagination! I hope the author can publish a physical book in the future and become famous! I admire you loyal readers, you are different from others. I am more receptive than most people. There are not many people like this who are unsuccessful and don't get rich! 👍

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This kind of plain and warm article can be regarded as a clear starting point. Let me support the newcomers for the time being.

It can be seen that the framework of the author's conception is very grand, but as a novice writer, his control still needs to be tempered. However, Goose does have good ideas and highlights from time to time! Keep up the good work!

I really like this kind of plain and warm feeling, without any vulgar pretentiousness. Big cheers for the author! 😁

Human beings are really insignificant in the face of the universe.

Let's take a look first. It looks good. I still have five monthly votes left to vote 🙂

I thought it was a science fiction novel, but after reading dozens of chapters and reading the comments, it turned out to be a romance novel, so it was withdrawn.

Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

I also thought it was a science and technology novel, but when I read it, it turned into a romance novel. Most of the time, important things were downplayed and it was so embarrassing. 😳 This technology and romance book are really speechless when I read them together, just like watching "Shanghai Fortress". Flashed.

What? The book suddenly appeared on the bookshelf. I have never read it. How come it is in my bookshelf? This is amazing.

Why isn't there a second chapter?

This protagonist is so smart. He actually dares to go against the people of the country. He doesn't know how to cooperate. Or is he the author? You think you are arrogant