A Houseful of Obsessions
养了一屋执念
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 352k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
172Chapters
18kRecommendations
18.2kFans
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Some readers insist on associating me with things like cosmic civilizations, but that's unnecessary. Just enjoy the work, not the author. If it's well-written, read it; if it's not, don't. There's no need to be disappointed. After all, writing a book is no easy task, and no matter what you write, there will always be people who like it and people who don't.
It's a pity that the two previous books on the history of cosmic civilizations broadened my thinking about the real universe. They were novels, but in reality, they were books. The shock they gave me was no less than when I first read Jules Verne's "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" as a child.
If I tip you again for your book next time, I'll be a pig.
There are fewer and fewer novels exploring the universe these days. Encountering friendly or hostile civilizations in the endless starry sky, pursuing one cosmic wonder after another, leaving behind all sorts of legends on strange, life-bearing planets... I wish I could "see" such a human civilization right now.
Author, I don't know if you'll see this, but Chen Dong, Wang Yu, these great writers, their success, or what makes them so popular, is that I almost never see profanity in their works. I wonder if you've noticed this, because novels are supposed to be very serious works. Author, your *Wandering Fleet* is very serious and good, but not many people have collected or subscribed to it.
According to my calculations, this book will be abandoned within 1 million words.
Eternal actually looks down on everyone 🐶
The reason why the author is not well-known is simple: the reading threshold. Fantasy, Xianxia, and urban fiction have a low reading threshold, and science fiction written as a light novel is no longer science fiction. When it comes to hard science fiction, besides Liu Cixin, who else do you know?
Disappointing. Do you know why I especially like your writing? It's about exploring the unknown, enjoying exciting adventures, and discovering your own world-building. It's not that this book is bad, but I'm just really tired of the supernatural genre.
Why do those gamblers who have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars, knowing they'll lose, still borrow money from loan sharks and online lenders to gamble? Because they haven't experienced the thrill of winning tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in one night. They just want to win that one round to turn their fortunes around.