Interstellar Conquest at My Fingertips
随身带着星际争霸
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- Completed
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- 6.7M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 6y ago
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- Carrying the Bases of StarcraftEnglish name
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To be fair, this book is arguably the best and most comprehensive work on the niche StarCraft genre. No other book is as comprehensive as it is; it would have been considered a masterpiece in its time. The reason so many people criticize it is simply because it's not padded—in fact, every chapter is substantial—but rather because it's overly political.
This book will give you a kind of illusion
The space fleet flies everywhere, and you might think it's high-tech space warfare, but it's actually a more traditional ground war. You might think that having all three races in StarCraft means a carefree life of farming, accumulating resources, and crushing enemies, but in reality, it's a miserable, nomadic life of constant wandering and achieving nothing.
This book remains the best in the StarCraft genre, absolutely amazing. Everyone says it has many flaws, but it's a pity that after all this time, it's long enough to be relatively stable and still have decent content—this is the only one left.
I think the aristocrats in the book are all pseudo-aristocrats, or rather, vulgar nouveau riche. A true aristocrat should possess the spirit of nobility, which rests on three important pillars: First, cultural refinement, resisting the temptations of materialism, not making pleasure the purpose of life, and cultivating noble moral sentiments and cultural spirit.
The author's political leanings are off. Who does the Star Alliance represent? The US, I guess. He talks about how great the system is, praising the institution while shifting all the blame onto a select few at the top. He yearns for a beacon, claiming its inhabitants are the truly human ones. I wonder where the author is now—in America? Western Europe? Or Australia?
This book might be a good strategy novel, or even an autobiography of Tang Fang's life. But it's definitely not a story about mass-producing troops. After all, the difficulty in increasing the population cap prevents mass-producing troops. At least, I've seen over a thousand chapters like this.
It was a mess. Early on, I was playing a mass-production strategy, then I switched to a strategy-based approach, mindlessly upgrading the villain's technology to try and create a sense of evenly matched strength. It was purely for the sake of writing more, and in the end, it became a complete disaster.
[Comment] I see there's a debate about mass-producing new unit types.
Well, from an outsider's perspective, I understand the author's strategy. They're stuck with an unsolvable resource problem, so they're creating this plot hole. With resources scarce, mass-producing low-tier units is impossible; quality can't compensate for quantity. You have to understand, if the resource problem were solved so quickly, the story would be predictable.
This book is highly praised
This book is written by a much better author than *Battle Through the Heavens* and *Douluo Continent*, so why isn't it a huge hit? This book is one of the few "science fiction" novels in the science fiction category. What's remarkable is that it didn't fall apart in the later stages and had to be propped up by fantasy elements. I love it.
Author, you probably can't believe it, after all these years, your StarCraft book is still the only masterpiece you've ever written.