A Record of Picked up Lights from the Starry Sea

There are glowing forests hanging upside down in the purple sky, six-legged behemoths curled up sleeping in the embers of stars, brown dwarfs hollowed out into prisons, and a three-centimetre-tall grass sent home from the other side of the galaxy. This is not a cosmic novel about "killing monsters and upgrading". This is a novel in which "the universe itself is the protagonist." This book does not teach you to become stronger. It teaches you to see - how beautiful it is when the light of a star passes through the golden tears seeping from the corners of a giant beast's eyes, and how warm it is when you see a group of strangers at the base of the empire pretending not to see you in the prison corridor. There are enough laughs, there are enough spectacles, and the characters are online. Internet article rhythm, literary quality. --- - Readers of space literature who want to change their taste after reading dozens of books "Start with a ship, upgrade by fighting" -You who like the spectacle of "Interstellar", the humor of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", and the sense of character of "Cowboy Bebop" -Light readers who are interested in "space adventure" but are afraid of being overwhelmed by heavy settings -I want a novel that I can lie down and read, laugh while reading, and occasionally get a little warm-eyed. --- This is a new sub-direction. The core of traditional space literature is "fighting" - the spaceship is the weapon and the planet is the copy. The core of wonder flow is "seeing" - the spaceship is a sightseeing car, the planet is an exhibition hall, and alien civilization is a scenery you have never seen before. Fighting is the side dish, discovery is the main course. If the traditional space adventure novel is "a fight in a museum", this one is "the painting itself tells a story". --- Su You's "Shiguang" is entering your bookshelf. The ticket is not expensive, no fuel is required, and all it takes is a curious mind. Get on board?