Battle for the Galaxy
鏖战银河
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Mecha
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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9.2Score
2.5kMust-read votes
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This book is thought-provoking. Whether we are programs, or even exist at all, remains unknown. But, from another perspective, why are the programs we humans create just programs? Could it be that every time a program has a vulnerability, it's because a civilization within it is trying to break free? Ultimately, this world is still too mysterious, and humanity has a long way to go in its exploration.
The beginning of the book was alright, but after Qin Tian lost his memory, the author seemed to lose his intelligence as well, and the writing afterwards was basically like sleepwalking. Out of respect for the author, I patiently continued reading, but I simply couldn't continue and had to give up! Thank you to the author for persevering to the end, for not abruptly ending the story! I'll give the author a neutral rating for their persistence; thank you for your efforts!
I've read half of this book and I couldn't wait to write a review (no spoilers, don't worry). Because I got to the part about amnesia, I started looking through reviews, Douyin (TikTok), and various other channels to see what people thought about what would happen next or how the plot would develop.
That's completely contrary to the facts. The physical abilities required to pilot a fighter jet at 0.15 Times the speed of light are comparable to those of current pilots, plus they have black eyesight... Get out of here...
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This book extensively weaves together various spatial and astronomical terms, and its boldness is what makes it better than many online novels. However, those who manage to finish it may find the level of cultural sophistication somewhat lacking. The large number of mixed reviews is commendable, but the writing style and phrasing fail to be engaging, which is a pity.
Where did the family members mentioned at the beginning go?
Although I was scammed, it's not bad.
I really like it
Aside from a few typos, it's pretty good. I personally think it's a decent science fiction story—I'd recommend it!