Interstellar Necromancer Empire
星际之亡灵帝国
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 17y ago
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This makes the character too naive, and the fact that he's supposed to be from the Undead Empire feels completely out of place.
This science fiction novel came out in 2008, and I read it in 2010. There weren't as many novels back then as there are now. This is one of the few books I've read in its entirety, even more so than Chen Dong's *Tomb of the Gods*. Looking back now, it doesn't seem as exciting.
This book was quite good when I read it ten years ago; it's the only book I read multiple times during the era of online novels. While many parts weren't well-written, the subject matter was decent for its time. The world-building was also quite extensive. However, it's not as good now; there are too many pretentious novels these days, and it's lost its novelty.
The first novel I read in junior high school, now that I'm working, rereading it, I think it has a lot to do with why I didn't get into a top-tier university (985/211).
This is the most memorable space novel I've ever read. The protagonist initially relies on the special abilities of a few souls to show off, but later, when collecting souls in large quantities, he takes off completely, single-handedly controlling millions of mech warships, with their numbers increasing as the battles progress, fully showcasing a sci-fi version of the undead sea—a mech sea.
Suitable for beginners, the protagonist does nothing but show off. He gains abilities and then unintentionally shows off every now and then. He even gets a Skywing Clan musical instrument and plays it in public. A tone-deaf person suddenly playing it—he dares to show off without any learning process!
This is the only book I've ever read three times, and I still occasionally want to reread it.
Haha!! Newbies are so adorably cute!! This book is so many years old!! Over ten years old!! He was still in school when he read it!! Now this little kid is old enough to run errands!!! So the comments above are hilarious!!
Authors used to be much more substantial; 700 chapters could easily reach 3.5 Million words. Now, some authors can't even write 1.5 Million words in 700 chapters.
The premise is that you can see and share the memories of the dead, and it's written so naively. Even a child wouldn't be so naive with the memories they share, especially with such advanced technology and education. It makes the supporting characters and the main characters seem brainless.