The Origin of Mars
火星起源
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 601k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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My Bookshelf
These are books from my own shelf that I found interesting and wanted to share. I usually avoid grim, dark stories full of suffering and deep-seated hatred. I prefer something lighter. I also don't like protagonists who have no humanity and are proud of it. The streets are full of beasts already; when I read novels, I want to see people acting like normal human beings.
Sci-Fi Reading List
Leans toward hard sci-fi, with thoughtful stories that aren’t mindless. Also includes some fantasy novels I think are pretty good.
My Personal Taste: No Vulgar or Tasteless Reads
No brainless harem fantasies. No mindless wish-fulfillment. No infantile protagonists who make everyone around them seem stupid. I like books with originality and something to say. The characters feel like real people, each with their own depth. My tastes are niche, and I refuse to compromise. I hand out leaderboards to authors when I feel like it. That’s just how I roll. I only recommend books I’ve read. I won’t recommend anything I haven’t. Having the protagonist become emperor for no reason
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Well, how should I put it? It involves some aerospace knowledge. The author is not a professional in the field, so it's normal for there to be mistakes and omissions. After all, there are some things you don't know, and you don't even know where to look them up. But could you please pay a little more attention to common sense?
Having only read the first few chapters, the biggest question is: if they encountered an alien civilization, how could the teachers and students at the space base have complete control over everything? The involvement of the national leadership is almost nonexistent!
This book, well, suffers from the same common problem as another Mars mining novel: the protagonist lacks a clear goal from the beginning. Why are you mining on Mars? Is it for survival? To explore the truth of the world? Or simply to live a peaceful, farming life? The author has an outline in mind, knows why they're doing this, but the reader doesn't. Up to this point, it's all very inexplicable.
The writing was a bit unexpected; I feel like the title dragged it down. I was prepared to be disappointed when I started reading, but it turned out to be surprisingly good.
When I read these kinds of books, I've always had this idea: set up a parallel world without Asians. This directly avoids getting censored (404 errors). And if foreigners with Asian faces haven't seen them before, they're basically no different from aliens. Without the constraints of the original world, it's much easier to write, and there are fewer taboos.
The book is good, but there are many small details, like the sand that wasn't completely expelled from the clams. The taste is good, but the sand is really prickly.
These must be two brothers 🤭
Strengths: Good writing style, and the author put in effort. Insufficient: ◈ The lack of conflict in character development makes the characters feel weak. →It doesn't mean there has to be a forced face-slapping scene for the villain. →In fact, almost all the conflicts between the characters in this book are resolved through meetings, and it's clear that the protagonist is the only one who can…
Are you going to keep your human identity hidden and remain a bachelor for a hundred years? That seems so boring; why not find a girlfriend or something?
It doesn't align with normal human thinking. The law of the jungle applies no matter what, and it's impossible for a normal person to be so friendly once they reach this level of technology.