
Song of Starforging
锻星之歌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 575k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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249Chapters
4.8kRecommendations
11kFans
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Then you discover that the lord's castle in this world will stand up.
The synopsis can't end with something like, "When the Alliance fleet arrives, they use angelic exorcism to collect species from the planet, send them to the Museum of Celestial Pivot, and then destroy the planet with a cataclysmic explosion." Take my advice, extreme xenophobia is necessary. Those mere demi-humans can be easily processed and modified into mere canned goods.
Initial Impressions
Well, your profile is quite appealing, but isn't it a bit slow to warm up? I could summarize the first seven chapters in two chapters. In the first chapter, the protagonist wakes up in a crashing spaceship, meets his childhood friend, learns the details of the ship's condition, confirms it's unusable, and decides to escape separately.
Current thoughts after reading
It's a masterpiece of farming, but unfortunately it was born at the wrong time. Nowadays, farming novels are becoming increasingly rare, and I haven't seen a farming novel with a rigorous setting and meticulous details for a long time. This book is undoubtedly a work that goes against the times.
Well written
Overall, it's well-written, but strangely, it feels dry and bland to me; it lacks a certain something, which doesn't quite suit my taste.
It should be called—Technology vs. Magic Instead of science
Some theoretical data, along with formulas, look impressive but are actually quite obscure, giving off a high-end and sophisticated vibe. However, the plot directly uses deus ex machina, glossing over the battles and the local customs, skipping far too much with its subtle and euphemistic approach.
Seeing the experimental records of magic theory immediately reminded me of this ✘
I hope this book can be written into a long novel.
Regarding the issue of lack of emotion
After thinking about it for a while, I realized that the male protagonist is currently unable to relax. He is in a state of excitement due to the dramatic changes in his life, so he is highly focused and does not experience any emotional fluctuations. It might happen once things gradually stabilize later. As for Ye Xinglan, she is a Xinghuan person and a rationalist.