
Livestreaming on an Alien Planet from the Start!
开局直播在外星!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 572k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
266Chapters
4.2MReads
125.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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If typing mp means selling movies, it means you have been targeted, now! It's time to prove your innocence
What do you want to express by writing so much about ancient times? Aren't these types of science fiction movies great? Moreover, the movie is still being watched by fans of the movie. What's the point of writing about ancient times? You can just write something else! Look at all the battle scenes you wrote. It's not interesting if the battles are not at the same level. At least the enemy must be close to your level to be interesting!
Neptune is made of gas, and the pressure in the middle part turns the gas into a liquid type of material. Gaseous planet, you are playing live broadcast on it, what's going on?
Aren't those who write novels nowadays pragmatic? Spread a base on Neptune? Neptune is a gas planet! No land! Floating?
I was hooked from the beginning.
Wandering Earth! Reason for recommendation: Planetary engine main material technology, heavy nuclear technology! StarCraft! Reasons for recommendation: biotechnology, human technology, protoss technology! Super seminary! Reason for recommendation: Artificial god technology, various engines and large-scale astronomical computers, especially large clocks, and the use of stellar energy! Swallow the stars!
Why don't you reward hundreds of billions when you obviously believe that the protagonist is real? After all, isn't money just paper to the country? And it's still a virtual currency, so you can't even use paper.
You don't need satellites? You still suffered heavy casualties when fighting against the Japanese. How did you do this?
The author doesn't even have any basic scientific knowledge
Will there be Tiberium technology in the future?