First**

It was boring to watch at the beginning, and there were a few points that made me really unable to stand it. 1. One mouthful is an indigenous person. If the author wants to write about local people, then the reader must have a sense of identification. How would you feel if someone called you a native? 2. Technological development. I find this is a common problem among authors who write about diverse world backgrounds. The world of the protagonist group follows the route of superpowers, while China takes the pure technological route. At first, they directly said that the purely technological route was wrong, so then the protagonist group's superpower route is on the right track? 3. The pie I drew at the beginning was too big and I was full [awkward laugh]

I read ten chapters, I don't know what you are talking about, I can't understand it

Shit, it's messy. Normally, the main branches grow small buds. This is a weed.