64 pages 2 hours read

Liu Cixin

Death's End

Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2010

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Reviews & Readership

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Death's End by Liu Cixin, translated by Ken Liu, concludes the trilogy with a grand, imaginative scope, praised for its scientific depth and philosophical inquiry. Positive remarks highlight its ambitious and thought-provoking narrative. However, critiques mention complex plotlines and dense scientific concepts that may overwhelm. Overall, it's a compelling but challenging read for sci-fi enthusiasts.

Who should read this

Who Should Read Death's End?

A reader who enjoys Death's End by Liu Cixin and Ken Liu likely appreciates complex hard science fiction with philosophical themes, intricate plots, and expansive universes. Fans of works like Foundation by Isaac Asimov or Dune by Frank Herbert would find its exploration of human civilization and advanced technology compelling.

Recommended

Reading Age

18+years

Book Details

Themes
Emotions/Behavior: Conflict
Emotions/Behavior: Determination / Perseverance
Emotions/Behavior: Hope
Genre
Science-Fiction / Dystopian Fiction
Fantasy
Chinese Literature