Stars like dust

Author: Isaac
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Publish Date: 2006-03-16
Features: Young Prince Byron Farrow of the Byronic, the future of the Misty Star, narrowly escapes nuclear radiation during his studies on Earth. His father, the respected Vidimos, falls into the hands of the cruel Tyran, facing peril. Byron embarks on a journey of interstellar escape on a spaceship in a daze. Where is the mysterious document capable of destroying the entire world hidden? Where does the rebel world hide among the stars? Amidst the vast galaxy, a magnificent and fantastical Milky Way subtly reveals the shadows of conspiracies, with power struggles, technological advancements, and entangled conflicts of love and plots surging in the boundless space. The people of various interstellar systems under the oppressive rule of the Tyran refuse to be enslaved and spontaneously unite to prepare to overthrow the Tyran's rule.
American writer Isaac Asimov is a world-class science fiction master. For many Chinese science fiction fans, Asimov's name is already household. In 2004, with the Hollywood blockbuster I, Robot, adapted from Asimov's original work, screening in China, Asimov's name also became familiar to ordinary Chinese citizens. However, a recent Asimov whirlwind sweeping across China was stirred up by Tian Di Press. This time, they are launching one of the Chinese translations of Asimov's "Empire" series science fiction novels—Stardust. Young Prince Byron Farrow, the future of the Misty Star, narrowly escapes nuclear radiation during his studies on Earth. His father, the respected Vidimos, falls into the hands of the cruel Tyran, facing peril.