
Star Scar
星痕
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 308k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
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103Chapters
77.2kRecommendations
22.2kFans
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Books That Are Either Lighthearted and Funny or Passionate and Legendary
Books I have read, some classic, some overlooked, some worth protecting, and some full of ruthless action. Due to space limits, several weaker older books were removed and placed in the comments instead.
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Book Collection 001
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My Hard Sci-Fi Reading List
Only genuine science fiction, mainly space opera and space fantasy. No weird pseudo-sci-fi, and no urban stories about technology. I'll make another list for soft sci-fi.
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Sci-Fi Books: Lighthearted Laughs and Epic Adventures
Old Books, New Cocoons
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This means that different countries' attitudes towards soldiers shape the public's perception of the military in different countries. If slander were to occur in China, the morale of the military would certainly waver. Even in the case of Wolf Warrior 2, any outrageous act against a soldier's family would result in immediate dismissal regardless of rank or status.
I'm here to dig up an old post!! It's a pretty good novel, a really exciting story.
Is it possible that Chapters 3 and 6 are missing from Volume 2?
As a science fiction work, this article surpasses 95% of other works, and it was completed in 2009. This is a testament to the progress of Dotnis.
I don't know when I added this book to my bookshelf. It took me two and a half days to finish reading it, and I'm still a little unsatisfied. I was drawn in by the story of the down-on-his-luck boy who transforms into a high-ranking military officer. However, the plot is so disjointed that I get confused when the next chapter is about the dean and the struggle for student council president.
I just started reading this book and got to Chapter Seven, "The Soul of the Army". Surprisingly, there have been repeated instances of praise for the "Kamikaze" suicide squad. Previously, there were also "Taekwondo" and "Azure Blue Eyes". Is the author Chinese? What kind of spirit does he possess?
Why does the ending feel so perfunctory?
When faced with a crisis, those lacking education can simply resort to a single, uttered phrase: "Holy crap!" In a time when science fiction and infinite flow genres are overwhelming, this is a rare top-tier book!