Stardom

This is not an interstellar war story where a giant ship comes to the surface and destroys all problems with one cannon. In "Star Road", space warfare, orbital warfare, orbital landing, surface attack and defense, underground evacuation and post-war governance are wars at different levels. Controlling the orbit does not mean controlling the planet; winning the fleet does not mean making billions of people automatically obey. The protagonist Yao Yuan comes from the old times. When he woke up from the cryocapsule, mankind had already moved towards the stars. The empire, federation, civilized AI, silicon-based life and Zerg jointly tore apart a larger and more cruel universe. He didn't crush the future as soon as he woke up, nor could he overwhelm everyone with a few words of knowledge from the old era. What he can really do is see the forgotten underlying logic beneath the high-level systems that people in the future will be accustomed to. The system cannot just look at the optimal solution. Behind the list are people. The most terrifying thing in war is sometimes not the enemy's artillery fire, but a certain process that quietly puts a group of people behind them. This is an interstellar war web article that is as hard-core as possible, as self-consistent as possible, and as far as possible not to treat readers as fools. If you are willing to accept an interstellar world where the rules are heavier, victory is more difficult, and every sacrifice must fall on a specific person, then start from the moment Yao Yuan wakes up and walk towards the stars with him.