A Nuclear Blast from the Start: Leading Humanity into Deep Space
核爆开局，我带领人类走向深空
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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"The sun decayed, and I was forced to start interstellar civilization." "The nuclear explosion started, and I led mankind into deep space." Exactly a couplet
It's really good-looking. To be honest, after watching too much about our country's own development, I still prefer that in the end of the world, countries can put aside their prejudices and fight to the death for the future of mankind. Only unity and cooperation can win victory!
There is absolutely no resistance to the power of science and technology in Chinese culture. This book is good, keep updating it!
It feels so good, but it's too similar to "The Sun Declined and I Was Forced to Start Interstellar Civilization"
After reading more than 30 chapters, I can tell that the author has done his homework, but it is too similar to other novels of the same type that I have read. I can only say that the writing style is a little bad, but the author has also adopted some of the suggestions I made. Overall, it is good and worth reading.
It's okay, but it's a world of difference compared to Lu Yongchang
The beginning is similar to "The Decay of the Sun, I Was Forced to Start an Interstellar Civilization" (that should be the name), and I haven't read the rest yet.
As said in The Wandering Earth, unity comes at a price.
It looks pretty good, but the heroine hasn't appeared for a long time [awkward laugh]
Why arrange a female protagonist? This heroine is completely useless. I don't understand why the heroine was designed. There are a lot of typos. The ending is too hasty.