
Interstellar in the Palm of Your Hand
掌中星际
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 15y ago
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- Qidian
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This book was written in the early 2000s. It was quite good to read at that time and it is very classic. From the current point of view, there are indeed many poisonous points. You can treat it as an old antique. There is no need to criticize it. What is so offensive about books from more than ten years ago?
I really liked this book back then
If it had been better written in 2010, I could have added the arms from StarCraft 2. Compared to StarCraft 1, I prefer StarCraft 2.
I remember it wasn't so poisonous when I watched it, oh~ I've grown up
This book is actually quite good, and the world view is quite complete (didn't Cao Xueqin only write about 12 girls in the main volume of Twelve Hairpins and a few girls in the supplementary volume? The several civilizations that appeared are enough). The setting of spiritual power is fairly self-explanatory. It's when you see the protagonist walking out of the solar system at the end that you start to feel good. I've watched it three times and this is my true feeling.
A masterpiece among StarCraft and human novels, book lovers who like StarCraft should not miss it. At that time, I really expected the author to continue writing this novel, but unfortunately he did not.
I read it a few years ago when I first came into contact with online articles. Fast forward more than ten years.
This book is still a very good novel even today
I think it was quite fun to read it back then.
When I was reading it, I didn't feel anything, so I read it in one breath. Now I feel better and feel numb