Stellar Calamity: The Undead Heavenly Dragon and the Zeroing Empire
群星灾祸：亡灵天龙与归零帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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At first glance, I thought the protagonist was cruel, wiping out the population of an entire planet at the drop of a hat. But then I remembered that I've played quite a few games like Kill Wilderness and Ironheart Extinction, and the Synapse Condensation Machine burns tens of thousands of people. Compared to that, the protagonist is too merciful.
It's well-written, and the protagonist's mystery is excellent. However, a more detailed exploration of human development would be better. Also, has the author ever been a dragon? Some of the writing seems a bit off-topic.
Compile a text on the origins and effects of this human civilization.
The guidance of the Dragon Lord Our home planet is built upon the remains of the Lord, who has been watching over us since the moment we were born. The Lord's awakening brought us tribulations, but He also promised us a great future. Psychic power, a gift from the Lord, has brought us entirely new strength.
It's rare to find a book with a star-studded theme that's also well-written.
I stay up all night just to read these kinds of novels.
I've never played Stellaris, I've only seen it online. It seems like the Human Alliance is really fun, and I can't stand those weird-looking aliens calling me "brother." Seeing this, I don't even know what the protagonist, the Celestial Dragon, looks like, and I don't understand anything about the dragon origins mentioned in the comments. But this book really suits my taste.
The author gave me the feeling that the Sword God of Shilipo had just emerged from the mountain.
The writing style, plot structure, and background are truly beyond what a new author could produce. Many authors aspiring to write grand narratives lack the ability to portray the development of a civilization with a sense of history and grandeur, often resulting in a light novel style that's neither fish nor fowl. However, this book is exceptional.
The protagonist's superpowers are just too amazing!
After Tianlong's death and resurrection, it seems he could immediately bring about the death of everything, easily extinguishing a star. In fact, the core of the Stellaris universe is still materialistic; all supernatural abilities actually draw energy from the illusory realm.
The book is good.
Paradox Interactive is such an idiot. What did they change in 4.3? Was Ancient Magic really that strong? They nerfed that too.
Hoping someone can create a Tianlong mod similar to the one featuring the main character.
Stars really do look better when they have a touch of religious philosophy.