Stars: Who Awakened the Fourth Natural Disaster?

This is my first time reading such a high-purity fanfic from P. Com. Is there anything I should pay attention to? While there is no one around, I don't ask too much. Gray Wind is yours, and I will take care of Bubbles.

After reading this book, I took a long breath, closed the book gently, and caressed the smooth cover. The soft sunlight shone gently on the top of my head, forming a circle of light. Facing the bright sunshine, I closed my eyes and returned to the various plots in the book. It seemed like a misty mist, leading me to the front of time and space. I think this book is quite good. Why is it only rated 7.1? [Cover face]

I read the latest chapters in one go. It is a wonderful book. As an ordinary reader who has played Stellaris, I suggest that readers explain some in-game terms at the end of each chapter, so that it may be better understood by outsiders. The only puzzling thing is why no one recommends this book? It shouldn't be. Could it be that the author's two updates a day are too few? Hiss, that's right, that makes sense. The author comes out and gives me his address, and I'll send you some local specialties from his hometown [smile]

The writing is pretty good. Apart from the fact that I don't like the constitutional monarchy, the rest of the writing is very good. I'll give it a five-star review.

A very good book. Except for the beginning, which is a bit confusing, the rest is nothing.

For the sake of the empire, I am willing to charge into battle. The front is fine, but the back has to be the main one between the plot with the protagonist and the players, and then I can participate in the personal plots of other characters.

At present, this novel is based on Stars as the main theme, and combines the content and partial settings of multiple science fiction games and novels, including but not limited to Stars, Three-Body Problem, Warhammer 40k, etc. It also incorporates the player settings of the Fourth Natural Disaster. If it does not collapse, then I am still looking forward to this novel.

I stayed up late to finish reading this book. I like this kind of interstellar novel so much, it's very exciting. But I haven't played these games, so there are some things I can't comment on, but the plot is good so far. It's just that the author's updates are a bit lacking. (Personal opinion: You can use some swords in certain chapters [laughing evilly], for example: I can no longer reverse navigation, and I request the use of self-destruction for the sake of the fate of mankind... Etc.) Well, now that I'm bored (┯_┯), I rely on the author to update it. Alas, it's hard to find such a good book [Blow kiss]

For a player who has downloaded Stellaris but doesn't know how to play it. There are still tests. Wonderful article.

I personally feel that the writing is very good, especially the protagonist's treatment of AI and synthetic humans. I like it very much, because I myself not only try to give equality to synthetic humans in the game, but in reality I also support strong artificial intelligence to have complete human rights. After all, most of the time you can find that AI is not much different from humans after having emotions (of course it is more efficient). Looking at the robot rebellion, in their own eyes, it may be the same as we see the ancient slave uprising, all to resist inequality (which is also one of the driving forces of human society's progress). [If you don't like it, don't complain, I am an egalitarian]

It took me a day to read it all. The overall story is good, and the ending is just right. The previous works of the same type that I collected were basically discontinued and unfinished, which really pissed me off. Five-star praise! Thanks for the treat!

The author writes it very carefully, and even a person like me who has never played Star Wars games can understand it. Personally, I feel that the shortcoming is that the author has not thought about whether to write it as a "player" or as a "competition for hegemony" [laughing evilly]. Come on, it will get better and better.

Thank you. Yesterday I saw the video about the stars during the day and the novel at night. I swiped it today and went to the water friends group to borrow an account. When the People's League started, they were immediately turned into a tributary state by their neighbors. Fortunately, he declared war, so I slipped out some "seeds" and they blocked the entire home planet. This is not a rout, this is a new Long March [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

This book was good in the early stages, but it didn't work well from the beginning of Chapter 24 when players joined the game. It could have been five stars, but after joining the players, I personally feel that four stars is more appropriate.

All great things require sacrifice to be forged. Others in the star sea may not understand but they must obey.

It's been a long time since I've read a novel about Qunxing. The author's writing is quite good.

I was born too late to miss the great voyages, but I was born too early to see people exploring the stars.

It's all good except for the "player" thing. It is no exaggeration to say that if there were no players in the section, the score would be much higher.

As a P Club player, the writing is very good. Although there are some small bugs, it is very beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡[Please update]

Wuhu, I like to see it [laughing evilly]

Damn it, why can't we use emoticons here?

I have a question, if players become synths, there will be no Iron Man rebellion. But what to do with the Zhengzheng Agreement? As one of the most popular bosses, it is absolutely impossible not to let him appear. Players will not rebel collectively by then. [Think]

A great era of chasing stars

Very interesting, good luck to the author

Ahaha, the effect of the fourth natural disaster seems not obvious!

Rare and wonderful star novels Humanity's glory lasts forever

Players don't have anything. They can let the consciousness of the indigenous people replace the synthetic ones. I've been chasing it for several months, and it's over like this. It's really...

It's well written but a little unfriendly to non-Stars players.

Overall it's pretty good, but it's not very good at the beginning, but it's still pretty good at the end. However, the lack of detailed description makes the article a bit short.

Not bad, not bad. As a Qunxing cloud player, I feel that the writing is good and it has broadened my cloud knowledge.