A Hundred Billion Nights on Earth
地球上的一百亿个夜晚
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Even a hundred billion years of light and heat is but a fleeting glimmer in the eternal heat death of the universe. But the orphans of the stars will remember how brilliantly the Milky Way once shone.
Suddenly, I had a feeling of reading Will Smith's Planet. It's like a rebirth of the Golden Age of science fiction.
On an ordinary afternoon, I lazily picked up a book from among many recommendations, never expecting to be so deeply moved. The author described everything so vividly and realistically; it felt as if I were witnessing firsthand the lives of an amorphous community. The sweet pheromones of gardenias, the last rays of the sun—it all seemed to be happening in some corner of the world, captivating and enchanting. In short, author, please release this book soon!
This is a truly surprising science fiction novel; it's hard to imagine it appearing on an online literature platform. It has the core of science fiction, rather than simply having a science fiction shell.
It's quite good, but unfortunately the author no longer tries to incorporate commercial writing techniques. Aside from a dedicated reader like myself, almost no one else can access this book, so the author probably didn't earn anything... If they could have made a decent income, it would have improved their life and motivation to write.
When will I be able to write commercially again? I really loved the Ultraman Tiga book.
I've always felt it's such a shame that robots have given up on commercial writing. ╯▂╰
Having read too many fast-paced books, this one is well-written, but for me, there are too many adjectives and overly detailed descriptions, making it a headache to read. For those who like this kind of book, it's above average.
The "Good Books That Aren't Popular" series. The magnificent imagination and exquisite writing connect trillions of years of time and space, which is breathtaking. It deserves to remain on my bookshelf forever. Of course, it would be even better if it could be completed...
When will you sign a contract? I want to subscribe to all chapters to support the author... The current update frequency isn't satisfying for readers.