Living Peacefully in the Entire Universe Is a Death Sentence for Mankind

To all crew members: I am Fengzhou Jiuyi, the navigator of this ship and the author of "Dwelling in the Universe". Due to the Xinghai communication protocol (platform rules), my temporary identification code in this chamber (book club) is 'Uncle Youyou in Quanzhou', which lasts for about 90 Earth days. All instructions and communications issued with this ID during this period represent the will of the author and the bridge. Please be informed.

This is a discussion place for civilized fire. We discuss: If the universe sentences us to death, how can civilization exist? How to build a home? All captains who are interested in hardcore science fiction, cosmic sociology and philosophy of civilization are welcome to stay. Please read the pinned rules.

Thank you for being aboard the Homeworld. Purpose: This circle is dedicated to an in-depth discussion of the setting, logic, and philosophical propositions of this book, as well as extended creations based on this. Rules: Encourage in-depth analysis, friendly debate, and research-based creation. Avoid meaningless posts, provocations, and spoiler-style questions. Privileges: High-quality posts will be refined and may be included in the "Civilization Archives" related to the work. Special contributors will be awarded the title of "Honorary Crewmember".

I recently read Chapters 16-18 of "Dwelling in the Universe" and I feel that the pace is slower than before😅. There is no particularly fierce conflict, but there are a lot more emotional and psychological descriptions of the characters. For example, the sacrifice of the old miner and the children's chorus can especially make people feel the warmth and tenacity of civilization🔥. In Chapter 17, facing the fleet trial, the author focused more on the character's heart and tactical thinking, which allowed me to understand the character's struggle more deeply🤔. Chapter 18: Resource depletion and the test of the Astropath also laid a good foundation for the subsequent escalation of the conflict💡. The slowed down pace makes the plot fuller and the characters more three-dimensional. Do you think this rhythm is more suitable for your reading habits? Welcome to leave a message to share your views and discuss together💬! ​

The entire universe sentenced mankind to death, and we spent three thousand years appealing. ▶ Looking for a fast pace and direct climax? Please jump to Chapter 9 "The Gravity Gamble": Watch the shocking decision of one person to exchange for a three-thousand-year reprieve of death for civilization. ▶ Love hardcore settings and human group portraits? Please start from Chapter 1 and experience the delicate process of civilization awakening from desperate situations. This is not an escape. It is a gentle expedition launched with welding guns, wheat seedlings and nursery rhymes.

The mental leap is complete. Now, you are invited to perform a silent reflection: 1. The value of existence does not require certification? 2. The resilience of civilization is hidden in daily life? 3. Resistance can be "refuse to answer questions"? 4. Memory itself is existence? 5. "Home" is a choice, not a place? Which question ripples most clearly into your life at the moment? Please leave your "star map mark" in the comment area with a word, a sentence or a symbol (such as 🌟). There are no standard answers, only real responses. Looking forward to your stories.

Dear book friends who have been accompanying me all the way: I am the author Jiu Yi. I write this paragraph today with mixed emotions, but more importantly, determination. From the first chapter of the old version of "Dwelling in the Universe", every reading and every comment you make is a beacon for me to get through the fog of creation. In particular, the in-depth discussions on "Lingyun", "Xiaoyu" and "Cradle Project" convinced me that the core soul of "civilization and homeland" that we all cherish is extremely precious and deserves to be better told. Because of this, I made a difficult but necessary decision: to suspend the update of the old version and start a complete reconstruction and upgrade. Today, this brand new version "Dwelling in the Universe: The Age of Crossing the Bridge" has been officially released. It is not a simple revision, but a "rebirth" from the beginning, structure to narrative rhythm. The new version will: 1. Start with a stronger dramatic conflict (cut directly to the "list" scene that determines the fate of mankind). 2. Advance with a clearer business rhythm (planning a complete four-part outline). 3. A more complete and shocking presentation of the epic "interstellar migration" and "civilization defense" that we all look forward to. The core soul of the story - how human beings, with their own fragile civilization and "useless beauty", seek a home in the universe - has not changed at all, it will only be forged sharper and dazzling. If the old version of the story has made you think for a moment, then I sincerely invite you to review its new life. The first chapter of the new version is the first answer sheet I handed over. Whether you go there or not, I would like to express my deepest gratitude for your company in the past. I'm so lucky to have you on this creative path. —— Sincerely, Jiu Yi