To borrow a phrase from one author: add another grave to science fiction.

It will be available tomorrow at 12 noon.

So far, the number of collections is 1984, and the driving force behind my writing is the feedback and support from my readers!

This is my first time writing, and to be honest, it's a pretty good statistic.

But I thought about it before I wrote it, after all, most of the science fiction classes are selling dog meat on sheep's heads, and the interstellar civilization class is very pounced except for a few books that can be taken out.

Whether it's positive or negative, I accept them all, after all, nothing is perfect, there is no absolute black and white.

In the 53 days of writing, I have never thought of giving up, and as long as there is a reader who continues to follow it, I will continue to write.

In fact, it is very painful to write this kind of novel, science fiction, which is science fantasy, fantasizing about things that may exist according to existing scientific theories.

Therefore, it is necessary to pursue a certain degree of scientific accuracy, and in the early dozens of chapters, there is actually very little room for my fantasy! On average, I check information and open web pages about 350 times a day.

In the early stage, it usually takes me 5-6 hours to write two chapters, and 60% of the time is spent in researching information and accounting.

From calculating flight time and rocket formulas, to data of various stars and star systems, specific data, and maps.

Some galaxies and stars even need me to make up my own brain based on the incomplete information on the wiki, but I can't go beyond the scope of science.

For example, the recent Gliese 581 and Gliese 667.

But no matter what, I will still make mistakes in some places, and everyone is welcome to correct me! I stand up to skepticism.

Except for class, I devoted all my time to this book.

My girlfriend complained to me more than once! But I'm glad she understands me.

In this fast-paced and cool era, I wanted to write something different, and this idea allowed me to continue to persevere.

The highest reading is 102, which is still terrible compared to the 1984 collection!

Putting it on the shelves means that the data is more disparate in the subscription ratio, and at least 60% of the 102 follow-ups will say goodbye.

I know that most of the younger students and juniors who are younger than me may go to some small websites to continue reading.

But it's okay, I can understand, I just hope you can do your best to support it, just like this story!

I don't know how to count the words, and I guarantee the quality of each chapter of this book.

After all, I still fantasize that when I finish writing this book, I will print a physical book for myself to keep.

Maybe when I get old, my children will be able to tell me the entire universe and galaxy by the bedside.

That's the end of the sensationalism!

After all, the mid-month shelves of your choice are not very good, and I still hope that you can vote for a recommendation vote and a monthly pass, thank you!

Thank you again for your continued support and encouragement, thank you very much!

As long as there is one reader to follow, the story will only be for you.