Decoding War

Due to the start of school, I will stop updating until special circumstances.

I apologize deeply for the poor control of the rhythm in the early stage of the work, and decided to start revising the plan. Plans include: adding characters, adding plots, deleting some plots, adding background information, and increasing the number of chapters.

I guess a few people will be unhappy when they see the title. I just want to say that I am writing about science fiction tragedy, not the legend of Long Aotian. The male protagonist will have a halo, but it does not mean that the people around him, his friends, and his family will be unscathed like the few people next to him with the surname Xiao and Lu. When writing tragedies, people will die, which is normal. After all, I will write a lot in the future, and there will be many characters who will die. If you don't like this style, I don't force you to stay. I write novels for my hobby. I love Chinese science fiction and want Chinese science fiction to become better and better. I never write novels for money! I would like to warn some readers, and future readers, that there will be good stories in my works, but that does not mean that they will all happen. I don't want to make any more noise because of the death of a character. It's not because I'm ruthless. I'm not the kind of author who kills with his pen without blinking an eye. For every character who dies in my works, I will draw a commemorative poster for him or her, and I will cry myself. For the author, these characters are like his own children, good or bad. When shaping the character's image and personality, the author has unknowingly fallen in love with this character because he understands him (her) better than anyone else. Even if these characters have never appeared in reality, they have left an immortal mark in the author's mind.