Cultivation in the World of Hard Science Fiction

Why do the authors of these novels always know that the plots they write are offensive to people, explain them once, and then continue to write them? Some conflicts are too narrow and limited to "unreasonable" routines, which seem disgusting. This is not the most disgusting thing. The most disgusting thing is When writing these, there will be a comparison person to set off the protagonist's words. It feels like I know it will cause trouble, but I just want to do it like this, just to make you uncomfortable. However, this paragraph does not have much effect on the plot or other characterizations, but it seems stereotyped. In short, the background and some knowledge are well filled in as the content of the novel, but for a web novel, the settings and plot twists are not excellent and a bit stiff, but the knowledge level makes up for the shortcomings in this aspect. For a web novel, this means failure. If you are not lovable, you are not lovable. It seems to be the work of a "novice"

The subject matter is relatively new, but it is very difficult to pronounce and makes me feel aggrieved. In the early stage, he connected to the database through the Internet Brain to learn more than 300 courses, but he did not use any of them. He felt like a fool. He studied 300 sciences, and in the end he was still a fool.

The foreshadowing is a bit long, and the story doesn't unfold until Chapter 20. Overall, it's good. I hope the pace can be faster.

In most novels, someone else transforms into the protagonist, but your protagonist transforms into someone else. Looks weird and frustrating

After reading part of it, I can feel that the author is really attentive and has searched a lot of information, which makes it feel like being popularized. Support it!

Wait until the protagonist understands the strength of his master before giving him five stars.

Very interesting, good luck to the author.

It's the main character, the True Madonna

This type of protagonist is really hard to watch

Color! Color! Color!

Come on, author＾0＾~

The author's coverage is too broad.