An Iron Tide: I'm Really Just an Ordinary Human

The author writes very well! I, General MacArthur, give you five stars!

The writing is pretty good. At the very least, I enjoyed reading it. Good luck, author＾0＾~

The author may have some minor flaws in the early stage, but it is the first time for the author to write in this genre. He has no experience, so he can be forgiven. By the time he starts to develop the industrial revolution, it can be seen that the author has more experience and there are no major problems with the setting. Except for the update being a little slow, overall The novel is very exciting, but the rating is only eight points. I don't understand it very much. After all, in my impression, the quality of this type of novel is at least nine points. If I were to give it a rating, I would at least give it a 9.2 Rating. A rating of 9.4 Is not too much. Come on, author! Support you! ! !

The writing is very good and suits my taste. Keep up the good work, I like you as the author!

The book is okay. It's a rare book on Tomato that I can read from beginning to end (although there are quite a lot of optional chapter skips in the middle), but overall it's okay. But what can I say about this book? It's quite satisfactory and even the technology is actually only written down in detail at levels 1-4 before the finale. Level 5 is basically the finale... Level 4 controllable nuclear fusion. To be honest, if it is a black technology theme, it is too low, but this book is on the game track () But just thinking about it, it seems that the power of the spiritual race has not been written, and the foreshadowing of the abyss civilization has been buried but not filled in much (it may have been filled in, the finale only has three chapters, I gave up after reading it briefly) The book is readable, the poison is minimal, and the male protagonist without a harem really didn't even mention marriage until his career was over.

The content is a solid 9 or above. The pictures in the early stage must have been five stars. Unfortunately, there are no later pictures. There are still some minor problems, and there are many settings. It seems that the game stopped for a while in more than a hundred chapters, resulting in some minor conflicts. After a few dozen chapters, it will be back on track. There are not many exciting points, focusing on the section about nuclear bombs washing the land. The overall description is more about development. The development theory of each stage is a bit bland. Sometimes you don't need to put too much pressure on the protagonist's strength. If you suppress it too much, it will not crush the game. Even the technological crushing at the end does not let the emotions be released. Overall it's not bad, keep up the good work.

The lockdown is finally lifted, my long wait was not in vain [crying][crying][crying] After raising it for a while, I clicked on it and finished it, and the sky fell.

I came here to watch Climb the Tech Tree for Hegemony, and now it seems that the author's description of war scenes still has a lot of room for improvement. Putting aside some plots such as medieval artillery and anti-aircraft defense, and the formation of a heaven-defying army, which made me want to give up, I still had a great time skipping by chapter names. The author will update soon, I want to watch the nuclear bomb wipe out the land

To be honest, it's very good, but the writing style is too rough. I feel like I'm watching a documentary. I suggest the author polish the writing style to be more delicate, so that he can give more descriptions to the supporting characters and the surrounding environment instead of just brushing it off. Come on, I look forward to seeing the author's subsequent works

Even in the middle and late stages, I am still a little frustrated, hiding my strength everywhere, although there is no bloody plot that makes people look down on me. Also, if you sign a vassal state agreement, you can still fight against the overlord state (Zhang Xiao). The plot is quite attractive. Four stars first.