The Children of the Stars

How come there are science fiction books in the science fiction section?

Planets like Earth cannot produce heavy elements. The iron in his body came from the explosion of a supernova. Zinc in the blood originates from dust ejected into space after neutron star collisions. That trace amount of copper is needed to witness the death of a white dwarf. Even the most insignificant cobalt comes from nebulae billions of light-years away.

Is this for real? I can really find science fiction in the Qidian science fiction section? Any other recommendations? (Rubbing hands together)

Recommended Copy We are facing a planetary world of unimaginable diversity, a universe with more planets than stars. No matter how slim the hope of finding life on exoplanets may be, we know that there are billions of opportunities for life to exist within the Milky Way alone. When humans look up at the stars, we are all children of the stars. "Work Information"

It's a sad thing to have lofty ambitions that are difficult to fulfill. Unlike Du Fu's "How can I obtain thousands of mansions?", Ordinary people might also have the righteous indignation, "What's the use of just expressing opinions? Go and change judicial practice!" When disaster strikes, from distributing masks to donating blood... This seems to be the limit of what ordinary people can do.

It blends scientific rigor with everyday humor and reasonable fantasy. It's rare to find such good science fiction on Qidian. Keep up the good work, author!

I finished watching it in one afternoon, and I found it very much to my liking. From beginning to end, the story revolves around a central theme, with various events unfolding around it. Foreshadowing elements planted earlier are resolved later, and the plot is well-paced, without any dragging or unfinished tasks, or tedious filler chapters.

There's a certain sadness in it—it's critically acclaimed but commercially unsuccessful. ☹️

Watching this makes me want to get a fever, I want to explode! I want to become light!!! 😡😡😡😡

Having come from online works shortlisted for the Galaxy Awards, it's rare to find a good book! Too many transmigration/rebirth novels with systems are awkwardly squeezed into the science fiction section, it's really speechless!