The Children of the Stars

Why are there science fiction books in the science fiction section?

A planet like the Earth cannot produce heavy elements The iron in the body comes from the explosion of a supernova The zinc in the blood comes from the dust ejected into the universe after the collision of neutron stars The trace amount of copper is needed to witness the death of the white dwarf Even the most insignificant cobalt has evaporated from a few Coming from nebulae a billion light years away In a sense, it is natural for human beings to have a longing for the stars Eager to witness the limits of the stars and the sea, because we are the children of the stars (I didn't notice that there is also a title function 😥, perfectionist, post it again~)

Seriously? Can I really see science fiction in the Qidian Science Fiction Zone? Does anyone have any recommendations? (Flies rub their hands

Recommended Copywriting We are facing a planetary world with unimaginable diversity, a universe with more planets than stars. No matter how slim the hope of finding life on exoplanets, we know that in the Milky Way alone, there are billions of opportunities for life to appear - When humans look up at the stars, we are all children of the stars. "Work information" Book title: "Children of the Stars" Author: Luo Sanguan. CS Type: Science Fiction·Apocalyptic Crisis Tag: Hard Science Fiction Popular Science Physics Number of words: 160,000 words Status: Serialized Recommendation index: ★★★★★ (5/5) "Brief description of the work" The novel introduces the story of six people more than a thousand years ago The story begins with the explosion of a supernova 1,500 light-years away tearing the star into the Crab Nebula and leaving behind a powerful pulsar at its core. It tells the story of how the material produced by the supernova explosion was absorbed into the body billions of years later by a group of carbon-based organisms, becoming veritable children of the stars. "Reason for Recommendation" Science fiction is born from human fantasy. It does not only propose severe and cruel new conflicts in the future, nor may it extend from a certain concept to the exploration of a new world. In the end, it can even be an absurd and erratic but hopelessly romantic poem. The novel combines hard-core science fiction with black humor, combines scientific speculation with humanistic spirit, and blends the grand world with beautiful poetry. The romance and poetry contained in the collision of multiple elements make reading "Children of the Stars" a wonderful journey of indulging in and enjoying science fiction. "Recommended Group" ❶Readers who like hard science fiction novels; ❷Readers who like to pursue the rigor of novels; ❸Readers who like science fiction literature and have scientific literacy. "Similar Recommendations" ❶"Death on Mars" Tianrui Shufu; ❷"The Last Human in the Universe" Rainbow Gate; ❸"Supernatural Incident Investigation Notes" Nebula Luoyanyu. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

It is a sad thing to have great ambition but find it difficult to realize it. Different from Du Fu's "One can live in tens of thousands of buildings", ordinary people will also have the outspoken opinion "What's the use of just expressing opinions? Go ahead and change judicial practice." In the face of disasters, it can be as big as wearing masks, or as small as donating blood for free... This seems to be the limit of what ordinary people can do. Because since "helping the elderly was blackmailed", it has become rare to stand up and denounce injustice. There are too many things that cannot be shaken by one person. Even when speaking anonymously on the Internet, all most people can do is curse a few times and forget about it. Don't ordinary people want to change those decadent and backward things? Not necessarily. Sometimes the content that hits the point is accompanied by feasible solutions. When those feasible methods are systematized, a trend of thought emerges. In addition to becoming a big V critic, writing books also becomes a way out. It's just that this road is too difficult to walk. It has been a year since "I Can See the Status Bar" was completed. After finishing the book, its author tried steampunk and urban superpowers, both of which ended in dismal results. We once advised Lao Luo (Luo Sanguan. CS) not to change the subject matter because of the success of "I Can Status Bar", but the reply we received was "I want to write something more meaningful." So "Thousands of Sparks" was written, and before it was criticized, the whole book was already 404 because of the "Ghost of ****" chapter; Then "Please See the Demon Spirit if You Need Anything", the kind and righteous monster finally disappeared because no one cared about it.  The time is now. "The author's new book is hard-core science fiction. "It is still an urban style, but the perspective takes into account both the macro and meso perspectives. One moment the hot pot is cooking tofu, and the other moment it talks about the downspin of lithium electrons leading to the destruction of mankind. Just like the "distant similarity" that moved Hawking, one second he was sitting in a shop eating and drinking, and suddenly the human genetic spiral was mentioned in the topic, as if our same daily life suddenly entered the topic of the protagonist, and there was a connection point. Different from "the fingerprint left by a thousand-year-old craftsman one second ago, your touch across time and space after a thousand years", this resonance is so real that it is terrifying to think about it: the depression tendency rate in the "National Mental Health Development Report" is 24.6%, And a patient suffering from a similar syndrome actually suffered from a mental breakdown... This evokes my panic about my mental state while worrying about my physical health... And this is just an amplification of real life. It is true that hard-core science fiction works are not very popular, but if a work can make science fiction "moisturizing and silent", why not give it a try? " This is my description in the book list, and I used it as a joke. It is said to be hard-core, but in fact, after we took turns to dissuade and Lao Luo himself revised the seventh and eighth editions, the current science fiction content does not exceed the scope of high school physics. When it was first published, I was very embarrassed by the Stern Gahra experiment. I laughed so hard at the joke about "thickening of physics journals" again. The hard-core textbooks are too difficult to understand, the vulgar and refreshing articles are too mediocre, and the jokes that need to be thought about for the first time are just right. I have to say that Lao Luo is very talented. He also worked hard when writing "I Can See the Status Bar" and often turned over the papers until he couldn't sleep. But precisely because of his matching arrogance, it was difficult for him to add water to his works. In the later period of "I Can See the Status Bar," the proper nouns accumulated in the book, making it quite obscure to read. But this "Children of the Stars" is different. I don't know if he will stay up late reading papers from CNKI and pull out his hair (I guess he will), but he will definitely be thought-provoking like 404's "Thousands of Sparks".                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     "Which part?" "Possibly." After thinking about it for a while, he immediately smiled and saw a few stars. Compared with this, the model drama of the destruction of the world paired with the protagonist's name "Lu Shen" which implies the sinking of the continent and the collapse of stars can only be regarded as a basic operation. The ridicule of contemporary college students who hope for "the destruction of the world" has also been expressed in another way, but whether they really hope for destruction or not, each reader will have their own judgment. In fact, the writing of this work is also quite poetic. It combines the experience of university or master's and doctoral degrees. It is very suitable for laboratory regulars with a tight mental state to read: "The furthest distance in the world is not that I don't love you, but that you live in the dormitory, I am next door, you raise mice, and I run particles." The fast pace of modern life is further amplified in the work. The author has experienced a "long-distance love" in the same city, but the protagonist Lu Chen has experienced a "long-distance love" in the same school. The work is set in the future, rigorous yet absurd, reasonable yet exaggerated. Sometimes it is hard to tell whether the contradictions in the work have happened to you before.       ， Just like Ah Q and Father-in-law in Lu Xun's works, they are just ordinary people who are a little bit special. Who is not? When a person lives his whole life, it is naturally difficult to be vigorous in peacetime. But it is unfortunate for ordinary people to not look forward to the war years. So if ordinary people want to realize the justice or ambition in their hearts, they usually do their best at their jobs. It's great to be able to express your feelings while working. So at the end of this article, the author once again solemnly recommends "Children of the Stars" by Luo Sanguan. Cs to all readers, and invites you to witness the justice expressed in this work. Whether the protagonist in his novel is a running sparrow or a scheming swan, he will eventually become a problem in his eyes. Judge, do you want to criticize me?

The rigor of science is mixed with daily fun and reasonable fantasy. It is not easy to find such good science fiction at the starting point. Great support for the author.

I finished reading it in one afternoon and found it very satisfying. From the beginning to the present, it has revolved around a central theme, with various events unfolding around it. The foreshadowing purchased in the previous article is also recycled in the later article. The plot arrangement is relaxed and relaxed, with no procrastination and endless completion, and no tasteless nonsense chapters. The writing is smooth, natural and powerful, and each role is clearly defined. You can tell who the character is when you mention a person, and you can easily tell jokes. It can be seen that there is skill in it. The most important thing is hard. Focusing on a phenomenon, make bold assumptions and carefully verify. Although it involves profound physics and medical knowledge, it is an extension of existing theories that can be popularized by various experts in the comment area. There is no alien existence that people cannot understand, like a mechanical deity. Many of the technologies that appear in the story are within reach - various highly professional auxiliary AI robots and universal customized personal assistant AI, individual electromagnetic weapons, orbital airborne (or global fast-reaction transport rockets, the fuel is even enough for a round trip), comprehensive electronically controlled armored vehicles. These are all technologies that are not yet available, but it seems that they can be achieved with more efforts. It's just that the speed of information transmission at the beginning is a bit scary. There are many AI characters in the book that impressed me deeply. Especially the construction robot, which can carry out engineering construction planning according to needs, can efficiently use materials in the environment, and can adjust its scale to build robots with various divisions of labor. This is simply a von Neumann machine, but unfortunately, the ultimate pursuit of efficiency and the ambiguity of issuing instructions made AI make cold and resolute judgments, which ultimately led to tragedy. In contrast, the management AI "Mother" in the orphanage shows a mother-like personality, the security robot team in the institute that can judge the battlefield situation and assign combat tasks to itself on the basis of maintaining the core goal, and "Bian Que" who tells jokes and enlivens the atmosphere beside the operating table. They all show their own characteristics - in other words, what the stereotype of people in this field should be like, and what the AI ​​here is like. In general, the author depicts a science fiction worldview in the near future, which is a rare and hard science fiction from the beginning. So far, this book has the highest marks from me and I enjoyed reading it. I hope the author can continue to keep up the good work, and I'm looking forward to the subsequent development of the story.

I always feel a bit sad that it's not popular☹️

It makes me want to have a fever and explode. I want to be the light! ! ! ! 😡😡😡😡

Coming from the Galaxy Award shortlisted online works, it is rare to find a good book! There are too many people who have traveled through the rebirth zone system, and they insist on being squeezed into the science fiction area, which is really speechless!