Risking My Life for Research? I Built a Star Destroyer and Handed It Over to the Nation

Of all the disaster stories I've read, this one is actually not that good. The first reason is that I have relatively high requirements for reading novels. I had some expectations after reading this new book that the ratings were okay, but my expectations were a bit high, so the gap was a bit big. The second reason is that the author describes too much about foreign countries when he writes about the coming huge wave in Jiuzhou Kingdom and everyone is nervous about whether they can defend it, which makes readers feel impatient when reading. In order to ensure the reading rate, it is recommended that the author write in detail below that the motherland is united and united as one. Changes to foreign scenes when sketching disaster. Finally, I wish the author will be inspired to write a more meaningful plot, good luck.

I have never seen so few reminders. But overall it's still good, and the author will continue to work hard.

How to say it? There are a lot of disaster stories like this nowadays. Most of them are relatively expensive. But although your writing is quite good, I just feel that there is something wrong with the male protagonist. In terms of universal rationality, the system has provided a lot of high technology. Is there really nothing that can cure ALS? Some of the books I have read can treat any terminal disease, let alone ALS. There is another book that is similar, except that the protagonist talks about saving grandma. But there was a problem. He felt like he was forcing himself to do it. To be honest, disaster stories are not suitable for male protagonists to be miserable. But author, this can be regarded as a beginning. Anyway, that's how I feel. Maybe it's because I read a lot of disaster articles, so my requirements are relatively high. But for this book, it's okay to give it three stars. I hope the author can pay a little more attention to it later, that's all.

Good. . . The selling point is that it is the most miserable time traveler in history, and there are tears. . . It's just that the writing was a bit delayed. A huge wave of natural disaster forced me to write more than 30 chapters. . . This will make readers vomit a little bit. . . Finally, I hope the author writes better and better. . . [Sinister smile]

Big cheers for the author!

The poisonous points are too great. I didn't want to give a rating at first, but there are always people who raise objections. Let me talk about the poisonous points. First: after the academician went to verify that it was genuine, he didn't even call for support and protection, and just relied on a few policemen to go back. Second, there is no timeline, not even a general time when the disaster began. The third biggest poisonous point is that so many things happened and nothing was reported to the highest authority. I established a disaster team myself, accepted my appointment as the team leader, and invited experts in the field, as if I had committed a crime of treason. These are all problems in the first ten chapters or so. Didn't Gang Jing say don't read it? I really can't stand it.

This is a novel about emotions. Does it have anything to do with technology? Besides a few technology names, what else is there? You just know how to show off your patriotic sentiments. Everything was written so simply. People from three cities were evacuated in three hours. You really dared to write it! Do you think it is realistic? Coastal cities are all big cities, with at least tens of millions of people! Needless to say, places like Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, can you just walk away? Are you a god who teleports people directly? Are you not considering transportation?

He was shouting that this information was top secret, but it turned out that anyone who came could see it, so it was still top secret? It's so funny, the protagonist looks like he's about to die, but a group of people are asking: What's wrong with you? What? Can't even make an emergency call? It's like the protagonist tells you that you can treat the disease, and then asks you what's wrong.

First is the sun mutation. It only explains one mutation without explaining it clearly. Then there is the gene bracelet. It feels a bit unreasonable to compile a blank document in front of a bunch of people. Since it is something you have researched, I feel that it should not be blank.

Not very good, not much time description