
Ocean of Stars
星之海洋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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404 The Way of the Dragon and Snake, Icebound Infinity, Moonfall, Slightly Sour ABC, Riding and Archery, The Primordial Covenant, The Arrogant World's Code, The Essence, The Taoist of Fengyue Street, Lost in the Heavens, Rong Fei's Dreamlike Life, At the End of the Road, Butterflies in the Storm, Fragrant Perfume Plays in the Mortal World, Never to Be Decoded
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Twenty years together
Fresh Picks from a Veteran Reader
As a veteran reader, finally! Qidian has given me the right to make a book list! I'm truly grateful 💝 Here are a few recommendations in all sorts of genres. There's bound to be something for you. From urban fiction and history to sci-fi and romance, it's all here.
Lotus
I've seen so many newcomers go without recommendations, then abandon their stories partway through. As a reader, it really breaks my heart. So this list is mainly here to recommend new authors. I hope you'll support them. After all, authors who don't get recommended can end up so far down the rankings they're practically on the moon. Come on in and take a look, friends. You might find something you like 🐣🐣🐣
Ten Years of Hunting for Books on Qidian, and Who Knows How Many Abandoned Stories
My tastes are a little eccentric. I won't recommend the popular stuff, to save space. These are all niche books, and many have disappeared.
In a Sea of Duds, Where Can You Find a Gem?
Maybe I've read too many books, or maybe life has taught me too much. These days, all I can do when I read is belt out, “You're so toxic, so toxic, so toxic, toxic, toxic!” Thankfully, after reaching rock bottom, I found a hidden gem and saved my sanity. It made me realize that the sea of toxic books is vast and full of mind-bending nonsense, while hidden gems are few and far between. So here are some recommendations.
Sharing Great Books
I hope to share good books with more people.
A Treasure Trove of Great Reads
Only divine masterpieces.
The Dark Green Safe
No explanations or introductions needed
Lingling's Reading List
Books that 077 can get through.
Keeping Track of Books So Good They Keep You Up All Night
Not everyone can write a good book, and not everyone enjoys the same ones. Our life experiences, cultural backgrounds, and tastes are all different.
Drifting Through a Sea of Books
These are simply books I like. Sadly, some are no longer available.
Underrated Gems: Better Than Their Reputation
I seek out great books whose reputations don’t match their quality. I don’t include hugely popular works by big-name authors; they don’t need any more praise.
Books Worth Reading More Than Once
For seasoned readers with discerning tastes: I have standards for creativity, attention to detail in the writing, and character development.
The Vastness of the Universe, the Smallness of Humanity, and the Preciousness of Life
Are you a mecha fan? A Star Wars fan? Are you interested in interstellar warfare? Then you absolutely can't miss this book. It has blazing passion, a love worth singing about, sincere friendship, and an endless sea of stars...
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Yuanwai's Reading List from the '70S Generation
I started renting books in 1987, beginning with The Legend of the Condor Heroes, then Jin Yong, Gu Long, Wo Longsheng... By the 1990s, we had dial-up internet. Ni Kuang, Huang Yi, A Step into the Past, Wesley, Liu Cixin, Longkong, Under the Banyan Tree, Jinjiang... I registered on Qidian in 2003. Blasphemy, Zichuan... This list is simply based on the tastes of a post-70s bookworm. We don’t care about power fantasies, brainless wish fulfillment, or any of that. Alongside Sartre, Solzhenitsyn,
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As I get older, this book makes me cry easily! A book that is deeply memorable, so uncomfortable! Forever masterpiece
This is a masterpiece in my opinion. If this book was written in the past two years. I think the ranking should be very high.
Starting today, all recommended monthly tickets are turned in! 😁
Ten years ago, I thought it was a sacred book. Looking at it now, ten years later, I still think it is a sacred book.
A masterpiece that has stood the test of time. It was the novel that moved me the most when I first read online novels more than ten years ago. Anyway, after reading it all, I couldn't get over it for half a month. I couldn't read any books anymore. It was heart-wrenching and depressing. The writing style is obviously humorous, but it still writes a heavy story. Even after more than ten years, the plot is still remembered in my heart. I cried when I read it before, but now I can't hold it back after reading it again. The author's talent is undoubted, but it's a pity that he didn't write it anymore.
I found the comic version of "Star Ocean"!
You can read it on Tengxun Comics. It's called "Glory of the Star Sea" and it's a pretty good adaptation. The main writer and editor of the comic are both fans of the original work. Post some screenshots
What I want to say is that it is a failure to change the book like this The original version was so good. The style and thought of this version are all wrong It suddenly changed from apocalyptic decadence to sensationalism and plainness Oh, when will the first version be published? It will be 20 years soon. . .
Every time there is a beautiful girl who interacts with the male protagonist, she falls in love with him, and then the male protagonist's feelings are always uncertain. Whether it is life or work, it is almost like: there is no point in trying hard, just let it happen. His personality is cruel and real, and it is particularly unpleasant. I hate this kind of ambiguous personality.
The writing is really good. The only regret is Chen Qi's death. The helpless reluctance between Chen Qi and the male protagonist is really suffocating. She is also the one who personally feels the most miserable among the female protagonists. Not long after the July Incident, she was left alone and helpless, and finally met the male protagonist. Together, the end of this relationship is really miserable, so uncomfortable. When I saw the last few pictures, the man was in tears and his nose was snotty. The female protagonists all have different personalities. Personally, I prefer Chen Qi's character. Seeing it in the end is really a powerless pity and regret. I hope the author will work hard and write some good works again.
"He is just a poor man who cannot be responsible to anyone." This sentence can sum up Huang Er's emotional line... As a Chinese, I felt very unhappy about the part where he pacified the imperial capital. (Why not atomically level New York or Tokyo?) But that doesn't stop this book from being a well-deserved masterpiece. Stand the test of time.
It's a really good book. Hanhan is really sorry, but there's nothing he can do about it. Throughout the whole text, the female character takes up the most words. If it were written like this in other books, it would probably be criticized. And the reversal of May and Weiying really made my scalp numb. This ancient book, when viewed today, is still a bit ahead of its time. I can only say that its literary quality is really high. I love it.