A Blessing for the Beautiful Stars
为美好群星献上祝福
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Everyday Life, Fun, and Ensemble Casts
I’m collecting books I’ve read and enjoyed. If you ask me, “Wasn’t this one bad, too?” all I can say is that I thought it was pretty good at the time. Whether it’s still good later on isn’t my responsibility.
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These are books I’ve read or finished and found enjoyable or interesting. Some were quite popular at the time, while others are more obscure. 1. To make it easier to choose, I’ve added a few [tags] to the beginning of most recommendations. Combined with the descriptions under the tags, they should help you avoid books you won’t enjoy. 2. Unfortunately, the list doesn’t let you rearrange books. Some books I’ve been following for ages and really love can’t go at the top, so I’ve used a [Personal R
Top-Tier Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Adventure, and Transmigration
Solid logic, decent writing. All good reads.
Ji Caihua's Reading List
I haven't read many, but I'm here to show a little support.
A Garden of Herbs Starting With A
A personal list of books I've finished reading. Entirely subjective, emotional reviews, not impartial. If you disagree, you're right. My rating system: Top-tier: No fuss, just genuinely great. I reread these, and even if they have flaws, I tend to overlook them through rose-colored glasses (except for certain honorary top-tier picks, heh heh heh). Solid: Dependable reads. I'm eager to find out what happens next (I'm the type who likes to let chapters pile up and then binge-read). Passable: Somew
Personal Picks of Hidden-Gem Novels by Non-Master Authors
My personal reading list. Updated slowly. I only add books I've finished and enjoyed, and remove books from time to time. Rating guide Worth a read: Interesting enough to save up and binge, and good for passing the time, but the more you follow along, the less interesting it gets. Worth a read+: Like the above, but still interesting even when following updates. Almost a masterpiece: It seemed like a masterpiece at the time, but doesn't quite hold up now. Masterpiece: I look forward to every upd
Books I've Read and Quite Enjoyed
These are based on my personal tastes. If they overlap with yours even a little, perhaps we were meant to find each other. Waaah, I'm a wage slave now and have no time to update. I'll add a few things I've read lately, and fill in more later if I have time (if that ever happens). Might be a deal-breaker: it didn't bother me, but I can imagine it bothering someone else. Deal-breaker: it got to me, but I kept reading anyway.
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Fond Memories of a Wonderful Life
A novel you can finish, then read again without skipping a single chapter, then happily read a third time. And many more times after that.
Procrastination Reading List
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A Collection of Ensemble Stories
Fan fiction based on Paradox Interactive's game Stellaris. Feel free to add anything I've missed.
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A word of caution: Stellaris/Warhammer fans or hardcore bookworms should meet one of these two conditions to jump in; otherwise, you'll find it quite difficult.
I'm reflecting on why this amazing book appeared on my list of recommended books.
After reading the novel, my interest in Stellaris was instantly piqued.
A Beautiful Journey Among the Stars
Sequence: Fate is a capricious devil; everyone thinks she's laughing at them, but in reality, she has no heart at all. Chapter One: The Song of Freedom The mysterious young man met his Venus. In the food display window... Nature's supreme masterpiece, an eternally proud spirit. In the cold, aloof rationality of the empire, Enjoy its "humanity" towards the losers.
I remember when I first started playing Stellaris, I became friends with an omnic civilization and later made them my vassals. But their civilization clashed with a certain ideology of the Empire and was completely wiped out. I felt really guilty and then I abandoned the game.
This is from my daily reading; I've accumulated merit and done good deeds throughout my life, and now I can say my good deeds are complete.
Honestly, the author should really optimize the first three chapters. At first glance, the protagonist seems like a clueless idiot, frantically playing his harp on an elf. Only after the story unfolds do you begin to understand his behavior and thought process. Even for a Paradox Interactive fan like me, the first three chapters were quite off-putting.
When there were 19 chapters left, I inexplicably stopped reading and didn't continue. I don't know if I should call it luck. I am a writer who doesn't like to talk about the future. Most of the time, the protagonists just stay on a sunny or rainy morning and end the story in a casual conversation. This kind of thinking habit makes me make inferences about the ending with almost the same mentality.
This is so well written, the author should be added to the expedited list, alongside those who hoard food.
Let's play a game of Paradox Interactive, mods, or historical references—anything related to the meaning is fine... I'll go first: Please calibrate the clock, Alexei is still alive!