Bleeding Skies

A great plot, writing style from ten years ago, and a protagonist with a very similar storyline. The author's writing style hasn't changed at all in recent years. For example, I couldn't even finish this one; just by looking at the table of contents, I could guess the rest of the plot and how it would be written. No wonder fewer and fewer people are reading your books.

I genuinely think the author wrote it well; it's the most scientifically sound science fiction on Qidian. The others... Well, they're just fantasy. The book is full of nonsensical things, lacking any basic principles or detailed descriptions of appearance or function. For example, the "energy gun" I've seen in many books before is completely nonsensical and has absolutely no scientific basis.

It's been a long time since I read those two books, "Under Deep Space." Finally, I've found a serious book again! The author is a veteran writer with many years of experience; his writing skills are definitely up to par. It seems there's no history of unfinished books. This book is guaranteed to be completed.

The latest plot is interesting! We've seen theories about prehistoric civilizations and ancient aliens. Let's speculate on the role and control methods of the "spacecraft museum," which is actually the mysterious asteroid. This asteroid should be the same one that destroyed the pirate ship at the beginning of the book, and also the source of the protagonist's superhuman physical abilities.

The biggest drawback of pure science fiction is that your science fiction is just science fiction, while online novels focus on the power of human beings. The science fiction you write cannot reflect on humanity itself. The more science fiction you write, the greater your reliance on external objects. Ultimately, online novels are about people. If you write a lot about external objects, it makes the readers feel no sense of immersion.

Sometimes, looking at metal objects can spark inspiration while watching movies or playing games; times are changing.

Tao Sheng Yi

I started reading this author's books in high school. Now I'm a junior in college and I'm also publishing my own book on Qidian, becoming a fellow author. Today, seeing the author's new book in the signing group suddenly brought back long-forgotten memories. I support the author!

The boss's new book has that "Heavy Armor Assault" vibe.

The common outcome is that making a living by writing is inherently difficult. Even Liu Cixin, the author of *The Three-Body Problem*, and someone who wrote *Those Things of the Ming Dynasty*, have other jobs. Elders, younger generations, and family are all burdens, and cannot be abandoned. With the economic downturn, it's difficult to support oneself no matter what one does.