Transmigrating to the Future: I Traded Figures for a Star Destroyer!

Just make do. The dog licking article covers all aspects of licking.

Damn it, do you even need to use your brain when writing a book now? Chapter 52 says that today's cars generally weigh between 5 and 10 tons. I assume you have a truck in it, but the mini car you mentioned later is only half the size of an ordinary vehicle and weighs more than 2 tons. I rely on the Mercedes-Benz G500, the one with the 4.0T engine is heavier. It's only 2 and a half tons. Today's cars generally weigh around 1.5 Tons. Even a 6-axle trailer only weighs about 8 to 10 tons.

Those who don't know better think that the high-tech planet helps the low-level civilization planet quickly enter the interstellar era. The first time the protagonist used the products of modern civilization to trade, the people from the alien civilization did not doubt that it was a willing act. But the second time the protagonist used it, why did the alien civilization not doubt it and seriously teach the protagonist how to develop? Is the author thinking about education?

It's a little watery, Tomatoes like to read mindless and refreshing articles, the pace can be faster. When writing science fiction, the format should be enlarged.

I saw that the so-called joint venture in Mingzhuang was abandoned.

The first few chapters were okay, but when it came to the tram part I couldn't stand it anymore. What is this writing about? For seven or eight consecutive chapters, other things or press conferences have been introduced. It makes me speechless. What kind of writing is this?

Not bad, but I personally feel that the progress is a bit slow. Of course, it is difficult to write if the progress is too fast. Come on!

Too poisonous, too poisonous, too poisonous

After watching this, there are no Star Destroyers.

Rubbish novels ruin lives