
City of the Star River
星河之都
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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[My Reading List] Great Books Without a Golden Finger
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The Tech Messenger's Reading List: Mainly Science Fiction
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I've been waiting for you in the Milky Way for so long, and you've finally arrived!
The book title has been changed to "City of Stars". I hope everyone will give me their support. 🤝
Although the middle part of the article moves a bit faster, and the overall length is not particularly long, the structure of the story is very complete. The hardships and obstacles that the Hua Ke Mirror encountered on its journey to the core of the Milky Way also reflect the arduous progress of human civilization in the face of ignorance.
Those who write know that the ideas in a novel are the author's ideas. There are many things we may never experience in our lifetime, but because of words and language, we have the space for imagination.
Since the rented room wasn't far from the construction site, I commuted to get off work every day by electric scooter. Being a site foreman was tough; aside from checking the layout, I spent my days shuttling between the foundations and each building, getting tanned like an old African man, much like Hua Kejing's early days as a construction site worker.
This book leans more towards traditional literature; it's a serious science fiction story.
When will the author release a new book? I'll definitely support it!
Although this book doesn't depict emotions in particularly detailed ways, the story of the female protagonist, "A Short Letter, A Long Love," left a deep impression on me.
The story from millions of years ago is now beyond my reach.
To: Yuan Allen (Yuan Haochen, Hua Kejing) Although you wrote the book out of love, it's clear that you spent countless nights revising the concept and correcting flaws to provide readers with the best possible experience (everything is bitter). (Unfinished).
Hua Kejing's final long interstellar journey, filled with boundless loneliness, is deeply moving, and the semi-open ending leaves much to the imagination.