Deep Space Void
Jingnian SuqiuZongheng Chinese Network2020
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Male-Oriented Fiction Science Fiction Space ExplorationApocalypseDisasterSci-FiAerospace IndustryApocalypseWeb NovelAlien CivilizationSummary
This is a male-oriented interstellar apocalypse power-fantasy, fast-paced with a mishmash of settings, blending interstellar colonization, spiritual-energy cultivation, and alien-civilization warfare. It suits veteran readers who crave novel settings and can tolerate loose logic. Its weaknesses are a wordy early narrative, a jarring opening noted by commenters, and amateurish prose; readers must patiently push through the setup.Editor's review
This is a male-oriented interstellar-apocalypse power-fantasy: fast-paced, with a mishmash of settings that blends interstellar colonization, spiritual cultivation, and alien-civilization war. It suits veteran readers who crave fresh settings and can tolerate loose logic. The shortcomings are a wordy early narrative, a disjointed feel reported in opening comments, and amateurish prose; readers need patience to get through the setup.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Male-oriented readers who like a mix of interstellar apocalypse and cultivation settings
- Veteran readers who accept a blend of many elements and uneven pacing
- Sci-fi fans interested in mass migration and a devastated homeworld
Not a good fit for
- Readers who want rigorous hard sci-fi settings
- Readers with high demands on prose and narrative logic
Reading tips
- The first twenty chapters lay out the worldbuilding; consider skipping the lengthy meeting details and entering the main plot at the mass migration
- Watch for the interwoven threads of spiritual-energy revival and interstellar technology, and sort out the timeline as you read
- Follow both the Mo Jun and Xiuyuan threads; they converge later in the Titan star system arc
About the publisher
Zongheng Chinese NetworkZongheng Chinese Network is a publishing platform focused on online literature, with a catalog of approximately 10,899 titles. Its output covers common categories such as women's fiction, ancient romance, men's fiction, urban fiction, and alternate history, and it also maintains a premium fiction section to serve readers with different preferences. Representative titles include Marrying the Powerful Eunuch, Stealing Fragrance, The Whole Army Forms Up, The Ugly Poison Consort Turns the Tables from the Start, Super Dad, The Substitute Bride Is a Contrarian, Sword Out of Beiming, and Record of Cultivating the Mind, spanning ancient romance, urban life, and alternate history. The platform brings together authors such as Shi Yi Qing Qing, Zou Guo Qing Chun Sui Yue, Zhi Bai, Meng Huan Yang Guang, Dan Wang Zhang, Jiu Yue Jiu, Xing Luo Ping Chuan, and Zhu Ben Wu Xin, forming a roster characterized by serialized genre fiction. Public information on the publisher's founding background is limited; this profile is based solely on the catalog's publication directions and content features.
FAQ
Is this book hard sci-fi?
No. It blends interstellar colonization, spiritual cultivation, and alien civilizations; it is a soft sci-fi power-fantasy.How many chapters until it is finished?
It is completed at about 516 chapters and can be read in full.Do I need to read the beginning to get into it?
The opening is rather long-winded; you can skim it. The main plot unfolds after the migration.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Jingnian Suqiu AuthorJingnian Suqiu is an author about whom limited public information is available. To date, two works are known under this name: Deep Space Nothingness and The Shackles of Inherent Vice. Judging from the common categories, the writing touches on boys' fiction and futuristic science fiction, showing a clear imaginative and forward-looking bent. The titles of the two representative works point in different directions—one toward a vast, empty cosmic setting, the other toward the bonds and struggles at the level of human nature or fate—suggesting that within a science-fiction framework the author also attends to individual circumstances and inner predicaments. Because no clear records of biography, background, or creative history have been found, details such as nationality and dates of birth and death cannot be confirmed. The above overview can therefore rest only on the works and categories available in the database, and further judgment about the author's style and creative development must await broader reading of the works.