All the Stars Have Passed Away, I Am the Only One to Witness

Core positioning: social allegorical science fiction novel ·For science fiction readers: "This is a hard-core science fiction with an ambitious setting. It tells how an E-class individual uses philosophy and technology to kill gods, and faces the threat of the stars and the sea." ·For young literary readers: "This is a story full of philosophical speculation and tragic aesthetics. It explores the ultimate meaning of why people still strive for the destined tragic ending." ·For readers with realistic themes: "This is a sharp looking mirror. It uses a future story to accurately pierce the academic monopoly, hereditary power and capital games in reality." All in all, "The Stars Pass, Only I Witness" is a composite literary creation with science fiction as the stage, philosophy as the skeleton, and allegory as the soul. Its greatness lies precisely in the fact that it cannot be easily categorized. It is the kind of work that can simultaneously satisfy readers' triple needs for exciting stories, intellectual challenges, and ideological resonance. Just be sure to stick to the core of your creation, and it is destined to find readers who can understand its depth.