
Death Black Line
死神黑线
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Mecha
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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1.1kChapters
102kPopularity
980Readers
308Must-read votes
8.4Score
18Ratings
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The world view of this book is very grand, combining myth and reality. Human beings are too insignificant in front of the universe. Even if there are powerful people in the world, they are only a few. Where humans come is the biggest mystery of this novel. Perhaps just like in our real life, we are all asking: Where will I come and have the technology we desire to travel among the stars and the sea? When will the tortoise-speed kinetic energy technology be able to move millions of light years in an instant, travel through the universe, and explore the unknown secrets.
In fact, I started thinking about which book to recommend many days ago and discussed it with my friends for a long time. I am very grateful for such a reading recommendation activity. It seems that in our busy and impetuous life, we are suddenly squeezed out for a period of time to discuss the books we have read with friends and colleagues around us, from Jimmy's comics to obscure ancient poems to all kinds of best-sellers at the moment. I suddenly discovered that the charm of books is that no matter our age, gender, or what era we are apart, we will meet in a perfect time and space because of a resonant novel, poetry, and prose, and then we will chat and sparkle with the collision of ideas. For us, reading seems to be another kind of enjoyment in life. In the world of books, we enjoy other people's lives and shed tears of joy despite all the impossibilities in real life. To be honest, reading is a heart-wrenching thing. You have to empty yourself, immerse yourself in the stories she tells, and live it again before you can truly understand it. Regarding the recommended books, I actually think that you don't have to be afraid of reading bad books. Bad books will make you more clear about your true interests.
Can't read
When I read Chapter 5, I began to record the story in two lines. The problem was that the period was mixed with background descriptions, memories, and story recaps, and the number of words in between was low.
My ability is limited and I really can't understand it. It's like one person breaks off the sentence while talking, and then runs to another person and starts talking again. It's so confusing that I have read more than ten chapters and I don't know what I'm talking about. I really can't figure it out.