The Great Star Voyage

To be honest, this kind of science fiction that is pseudo-"hard science fiction" and relatively "cool" currently only has two books in the Deep Space series at the starting point. Now I think this book can only be a subordinate replacement for the Deep Space series.             :，/? 😤??🔨 I have read the Deep Space series several times. The descriptions of several powerful/great civilizations and their practices really opened my eyes! Using stars as communication units to create a super civilization with pan-universe communication.            !            ，，，                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 does not do so. There are various super civilizations. As for weapons/destructive power? Those are just some accessories of their respective civilizations in the research of pursuing their own paths.              ，?，，，😵😵

The author's writing about human civilization deeply impressed me. The so-called morality has no meaning in the face of the survival of civilization. Only civilizations that can survive to the end are qualified to talk about morality. I hope the author will always maintain this writing style. Of course, it would be better if some interactions between civilizations can be appropriately added.

In the face of the strong, he acts like a dog, and in the face of the weak, he punches hard. If human civilization is all this kind of thing, it will never go far.

The quality at the front is quite good, but when Silvermist escapes, he really feeds poison like crazy, which is too stupid. Humanity itself is the beginning of interstellar travel caused by the aftermath of advanced civilization. As a result, since you are sure to escape, you are still making some confusing operations and making useless actions to fight back, instead of prioritizing escape and survival rate. Since we are preparing for the third kind of contact, we don't even have the worst plan, and we still have the face of a villain who has succeeded, because he has entered the first level civilization and faced the creation of the third level civilization. The most important thing is that even if your supporting character is trying to trick someone, the protagonist turns out to be the most clownish person among them. How can you still act like a dictator? Sooner or later, humans will be killed by his stupidity. I can't stand it anymore. No matter whether humans can escape from Silver Mist or not, I can't bear it anyway. I can imagine without looking at it that even if humans can escape, they will be threatened by the silver mist and be forced to wander among the stars. Then they will develop civilization and technology in changing areas and maps to ensure that they reach at least the third level of civilization. This may be the main background, but the question is, can it be handled better? Even if you want to run, you can still choose a more reasonable operation This protagonist has no overall perspective at all. If you are really an expedition team, I have nothing to say about you, but you are the only seedling of human civilization, and you have survived after a thousand years of wandering. Like a fool, you have nothing but a long life. You are a decision-maker, and you are also a dictator. After you have suffered such a big loss, you can still make such low-level mistakes. So what is the charm of your protagonist? Didn't Chunchun deliberately make him a clown for the sake of the plot🤡? Or the elitism of the entire human race.

Under Deep Space The Wandering Fleet of Deep Space has always been on the bookshelf. After the Eternal Transformation next door, I really haven't seen anyone write the same type of work. I accidentally saw this book today, and I was really surprised! To say that the writing of this book is stronger than the previous one, the narrative is smooth and straightforward, and there are no embarrassing scenes. The story logic is excellent, and the various data are consistent. I can't understand it, but I don't know how powerful it is. I have caught up with the latest chapter and am very excited. Compared with other works of the same type, the overall style of this book seems to be more serious and closer to reality, so it also lacks the essential fun points and various small climaxes in online novels, such as this book Man Escapes from Jupiter 4 The voyage that spanned thousands of years did not shock me as much as the other two books on Deep Space, so I feel that if it is particularly realistic and readers who insist on realism will like this book, but in an online article, I personally hope that the author can learn from it. How can human beings progress without having fun? How can readers empathize with it? In short, if you like science fiction, don't miss this book, it's a surprise!

The stars are too imaginary and wandering. I don't understand that MOD, but does it really belong to the category of science fiction and not games? Anti-foreign materialist militarism, you took the script from the People's Federation. There are not many readers for science fiction now. If you add a game tag, at least the data will look better. After all, the purpose of writing books is to make money. If you write it as a hobby, it doesn't matter. Just don't be an eunuch. It's rare to see a science fiction article at the starting point. Don't write it to death.

In the science fiction section, this turned out to be a science fiction book, good guy

Holes are cosmic structures that subvert traditional models, but in fact the large-scale structure model of the universe has been widely accepted. The universe is not uniform on large scales, with galaxies clustered into dense ribbon-like structures and walls that intersect with each other and have nodes at their junctions. The low-density and vast area surrounded by ribbon-like structures and walls is the void. Search "large-scale structure of the universe" on Baidu to see pictures, which are basically the ones from the Millennium simulation. Holes can occupy 70+% of the volume of the universe, so it is not that weird that the Milky Way is in a hole. However, due to the special nature of the Milky Way (we live here), it is difficult for us to obtain a star catalog around the Milky Way and determine its environment. This requires high-precision spectral observations covering the entire sky area, and SDSS does not have such a large coverage. I guess this requires merging observation data from many telescopes, so it is difficult to ensure completeness and accuracy when piecing together different data samples. In addition, the definition of a void is inherently vague (a relatively "empty" area with a lower density than other places). There are many algorithms for searching for holes, and they will find different holes even in the same sky area. Therefore, it is normal to determine whether the Milky Way is in a void or to measure the size of the void. It is difficult and controversial.

Two comments, you can write it like this. Please write it as a foreigner. Chinese culture is to do to others what you don't want others to do to you. There is no psychological burden to exterminate a race that has no ability to resist. It is submissive in the face of higher civilizations and superior to others in the face of lower races. The character design is really bad. Second, human body modification and the so-called alloy are so weird. Do you think you can create the corresponding alloy if you know the ingredients? Are human base pairs really so easy to manipulate? It's no less difficult than energizing it. I suggest the author take a look at Deep Space Wandering Fleet, which is much better in terms of layout and creativity.

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