Interstellar in the Palm of Your Hand
掌中星际
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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[World-Class Below the Neck] A Tiered Guide to the Best Web Novels
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No Idiotic Protagonists, No Chuunibyou
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This book was written in the early 2000s, and it was quite enjoyable and a classic back then. From today's perspective, it certainly has many flaws. You can treat it as an old relic; there's no need to criticize it. What's so bad about a book from over a decade ago?
I really liked this book back then.
If only it had been written in 2010, I could have included the units from StarCraft 2. I prefer StarCraft 2 to StarCraft 1.
I remember it wasn't this toxic when I watched it back then. Oh, I've grown up now.
This book is actually quite good. The world-building is quite complete (Cao Xueqin only wrote about the twelve beauties in the main register and a few more in the supplementary register, and the few civilizations that appear are enough to keep you entertained). The concept of mental power is also reasonably plausible. The real thrill comes when the protagonist leaves the solar system at the end. I've already read it three times, and this is my honest opinion.
A gem among StarCraft fanfiction, a must-read for StarCraft fans. I genuinely hoped the author would continue writing this novel, but sadly, they didn't.
I first started reading online novels a few years ago, and more than ten years have passed in the blink of an eye.
This book is still a very good novel even today.
Back in the day, I really enjoyed reading it.
Back then, I didn't feel anything when I read it and just kept reading in one go. Now, I'm completely numb.