Ocean of Stars
星之海洋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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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 🐣🐣🐣
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As I get older, this book makes me cry easily! A book that leaves a deep impression, it was heartbreaking! A timeless masterpiece.
This is a masterpiece in my opinion. If this book had been written in the last two years, I think it would rank very high.
Starting today, submit all your monthly votes! 😁
It was considered a divine book ten years ago, and it still is a divine book ten years later.
A masterpiece that has stood the test of time. It was the most moving novel I read when I first started reading online novels over a decade ago. I was so affected by it for two weeks after finishing it that I couldn't read anything else; it was heart-wrenching and oppressive. The writing style, seemingly lighthearted and humorous, manages to create a heavy story.
I found the manga version of "Star Ocean"!
You can read it on Tencent Comics; it's called "Starry Sea Glory." The adaptation is quite good; the main artist and editor are both fans of the original work. Here are a few screenshots.
What I want to say is that revising this book like this is a complete failure. The earliest version was so much better! This version's style and concept are completely wrong. From apocalyptic despair to sentimental and realistic portrayal Sigh, when will I be able to finalize and upload the first version? It's almost been 20 years...
Every beautiful girl who crosses paths with the male protagonist falls for him, leaving his feelings constantly wavering. Whether in life or work, he seems to be saying, "I've tried, but it's no use; oh well, let it be." His personality is cruelly realistic, and incredibly frustrating. I really dislike this ambiguous character.
It's really well-written. The only regret is Chen Qi's death. The helpless reluctance between Chen Qi and the male lead is truly suffocating. She's also, in my opinion, the most tragic of all the female leads. Not long after the July incident, she was adrift, lonely and helpless, only to finally be with the male lead. The ending of their relationship was truly heartbreaking; it was so painful.
"He's just a pitiful person who can't take responsibility for anyone"—this sentence perfectly encapsulates Huang Er's romantic storyline... The part about the nuclear annihilation of Beijing, as a Chinese person, really bothered me. (Why not New York or Tokyo?) But that doesn't detract from the fact that this book is undoubtedly a masterpiece. It has stood the test of time.
Ye Qing is back!
This is the first genuine book I read at Qidian. I just started working at that time. In order to pursue this book, I became a member for the first time in my life and paid for it. It has been 10 years now. The question is why I am still charged for reading it now.