The Ruins on the Mountain Peak

Continuing the high quality consistently found in Wild Badger's works, I also highly recommend the author's other works: *Deep Sea* (military science fiction), *National Will* (military), and *Empire of the Setting Sun* (military + time travel).

Such an excellent science fiction novel, judging from its rating, has a very small readership on Tomato Book! This gives a glimpse into the Tomato Book's audience! ... Science fiction enthusiasts are not only highly educated, but also possess a comprehensive understanding of technology, thereby enhancing their ability to accept and predict technological advancements!

I think "Ruins on the Mountain Top" is well-written, with a very rich cast of characters, virtually no plot holes, excellent writing, and a strong emphasis on reader feedback. If it weren't abandoned, it would be the science fiction novel we all dream of.

The works of military fiction masters are captivating, with engaging plots, vivid imagery, and seamless weaponry, easily making you feel like you're watching a tense movie. However, in these long-term missions or escapes under such stressful conditions, it seems like they don't carry much food or water.

It's incredibly imaginative, yet logically sound, not simplistic, and stands up to scrutiny. A rare gem of a book. Highly recommended.

The author is simply speechless; I bow to the author, this novel is indeed a rare and high-quality work.

Keep it up, Wolf! 💪 Don't stop updating! Sunset's still waiting! 😂

To provoke the enemy, the captain decided to play an erhu piece... The terrifying erhu music was played again through the loudspeakers, heard not only by the massive base but also by Lu Yao and the others swimming on the surface. In fact, the four of them weren't far from the submarine. They had already spotted a group of bionic sharks nearby, and being discovered was only a matter of time.

The plot is rationally designed, and the internal logical relationships are consistent. This is the kind of pure science fiction that only a knowledgeable and skilled author could write.

How come this book has such a low rating? If this book were adapted into a game... Oh my god, I can't even imagine, it would be epic! Well… I've found the reason for the low rating. I've read about 100 chapters, and the author clearly has his own rhythm and ideas… a grand world-building… but too few satisfying moments.