The Great Star Voyage

To be honest, there are only two Deep Space series books on Qidian that are pseudo-hard science fiction and quite "exciting" right now. I think this book can only be a lower-level alternative to the Deep Space series. I personally agree with a point that the Deep Space series has consistently emphasized: a truly great civilization is not defined by the strength of its weapons.

The author's description of human civilization resonates deeply with me. Morality is meaningless in the face of the survival of a civilization; only the civilizations that survive to the end are qualified to talk about morality. I hope the author can maintain this writing style. Of course, it would be even better if more interaction between civilizations could be added.

They fawn over the strong like dogs, but lash out at the weak. Human civilization will never go far if it consists entirely of this kind of people.

The earlier parts were pretty good, but when Silver Mist escaped, they just kept feeding her poison like crazy; it was so stupid. Humanity's interstellar travel began as a consequence of the aftermath of advanced civilizations. Now that you've decided to escape, why are you still making a fuss about doing incomprehensible things and taking useless actions to retaliate, instead of prioritizing…

Beneath the Deep Space    Deep Space Wandering Fleet have been sitting on my bookshelf for a while now. Since Eternal next door changed its style, I haven't really seen anyone write a similar book. I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon this one today! To be honest, the writing style is even better than the former; it's steady and straightforward, without any awkward moments.

"Wandering Stars in the Void," I didn't quite understand that mod, but isn't this really science fiction and not a game? Xenophobic, materialistic, militaristic—you've taken the script from the Human Alliance! Science fiction doesn't have many readers these days; adding a game tag will at least make the numbers look better. After all, writing is for making money.

In the science fiction section, this is actually a science fiction book! Wow!

Voids are a disruptive concept in cosmological structures compared to traditional models, but large-scale cosmological models are generally accepted. The universe is non-uniform on a large scale; galaxies cluster within dense ribbon-like structures and walls, intersecting with nodes at their connections. These ribbon-like structures and walls enclose vast, low-density regions known as voids.

Two points: You can write it this way, but please write it as a foreigner. Chinese culture teaches "Do not do to others what you would not have them do to you." Exterminating a race that has no ability to resist carries no psychological burden. Being subservient to higher civilizations and superior to lower races is a really bad character trait.

Posting a book review to cheer myself up for tomorrow!