Interstellar Civilization: Start with a Colonial Ship

I understand the protagonist's feelings for the earth, but if one day I have to choose between the Nosi civilization and the earth, I hope the protagonist chooses the Nosi civilization. The protagonist is no longer a human on earth. The protagonist is the emperor of the Nosi empire. His words and deeds are related to the entire empire. He can no longer do things according to his own preferences. What the protagonist has to do is to benefit his own civilization and cannot ignore the interests of civilization for his own selfish desires. If the protagonist is an ordinary person, he can do this, but he is not now. He is the supreme ruler of a civilization.

Surrender or death is too evil. If you say that, can others not resist?

Finished? ? ? This is a eunuch! The few books I could read have disappeared again.

Why haven't you updated yet? Why haven't you updated yet? Hurry up. Hurry up.

Let me speak for myself. I am also a young writer with little writing experience, but I discovered it in the vast sea of ​​books. Its writing attracted me, and when I first started reading it, I read it with a learning attitude. After I read it, I began to look forward to the development of the story. The protagonist's civilization developed and grew step by step, and the Zerg invaded. As a reader, I was very excited to read these things. When I read the last chapter, although there was not much description of that war, I had already constructed a grand interstellar war in my mind. But as the words "End" appeared, I immediately felt a great sense of disappointment. How will the empire develop in the future? I'm really looking forward to it. I don't know if the author can read this review of mine. I personally really hope that the author can publish a new book to continue this story.

This book suits my taste very well.

The dialogue feels awkward and childish, not official, and the characters may not have been written before.

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