Embers of the Corona

Does the author realize how terrifying the consequences of altering fundamental physical constants would be? Even a tiny change to any physical constant could lead to a cosmic catastrophe. This isn't fantasy; there's no such thing as one thing changing while another remains the same. Once changed, it affects the entire universe.

I'd like to take this opportunity to recommend a great hard science fiction book. If you're looking for something to read and want more, check it out; it's definitely worth reading. The Disappearance of Stars: Starting with a Suicide Note It also talks about the crisis facing the sun.

Is there a book club/group? There are many technical terms in the text; how did the author learn these? Does the author have a professional background in this field?

There are too many technical terms, making it too difficult to read.

Well written, a science fiction story that feels incredibly profound and real.

It can also be seen as a combination of the Solar Engine Project and the Solar Slimming Project, achieving two goals at once.

I am not cultivating the Tao. Neon lights blurred into hazy spots in the acid rain, and the air was filled with the smell of ozone mixed with the stench of old metal. Lin Yuan sat in the center of the "silence room" on an alloy chair, surrounded by countless cables that shimmered with a faint blue light, connecting his body like blood vessels.

It's very good. This is the only one I've seen in the past month or two that has almost no flaws and resonates with me on a spiritual level.

The sky was clear and the air was crisp. I was walking down the street, and as I crossed an intersection, in an instant, I received an answer. In the future, I will fall in love with someone, experience a romance, and get married. Not to the same woman. I was stunned. Years have passed, and my life is exactly the same.

In short, this book is beyond legendary status. Worth collecting.