Civilization Simulator: The Lost Fleet
文明模拟：迷失舰队
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- Completed
- Length
- 784k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It looks good, but there is too little, and the pace is a bit slow. Without a scientific research plan, no one will be able to understand the creation of the fleet in another generation. . The gap is too big
The subject matter is good and the writing is okay, but I don't agree with the choice of the protagonist. Gone!
This book has a lot of content. From the political system to the content system of the book, it is very complete. The author is very knowledgeable. [Like] The protagonist acts as the narration and leads the content. This is very novel, and the sense of substitution is super comfortable. You can feel the various problems of a civilized rule.
The writing is good, but unfortunately I am more stable and don't agree with the choice so much, but I can continue reading.
Very good The protagonist is similar to the will of civilization and can play an important role in key decisions. From a macro perspective, it promotes the development of the plot through conflicts between different civilizations. However, the "time insensitivity" and God's perspective set in the book determine that the protagonist cannot understand the causes and fundamental contradictions of various minor conflicts and other crucial factors at the first time, so there will be many outrageous operations. A few times are okay, but many times only show that the protagonist and the civilized union led by him have not made much progress in this aspect, which reduces a lot of satisfaction. But this is how the protagonist has the opportunity to make continuous corrections. After all, no one is perfect. I hope to see civilization continue to progress in this regard.
From the previous chapters, it seems that this novel belongs to this genre and is very suitable for my taste. The protagonist is too stupid and does not feel like a modern person. Moreover, the civilization that the protagonist is in charge of is not as good as before the Renaissance in terms of social and livelihood studies. The moral bottom line also rises and falls depending on the development of the plot. In short, for the development of the plot, the wisdom is reduced to the sand.
(There may be spoilers, read with caution!) It's good-looking, although sometimes I don't like the choice of the protagonist, but the writing about the macro-policy impact is very interesting, and there are many interesting people, such as Xiang Yunhai. Not to mention the extreme or not extreme thing, sometimes it's quite humorous, it feels very hellish and it's funny because it's so ridiculous. One side is efficient! Fair! Integrity! (Probably, I kind of forgot...) On the one hand, there is the totalitarian mentality of not treating the aborigines as human beings, and the factory that Hardy saw, and Xiang Yunhai's psychological description of the living conditions of the lighthouse people is really outrageous. Also, the travelers from the Xianyue Empire are really strong and much more stylish than the lighthouse ones (of course, I don't rule out the little girl giving me a big one) I forgot who wanted to create a symbiote. It's quite bold. I don't know what the protagonist thinks.
I didn't expect to be able to write about the trend of thought. The inertia of civilization is very good, but only the initial selection provides ready-made civilization. Maybe there will be a second civilization selection in the future.
I very much support the author. This book may not be in line with my taste, but the author's explanation of economics, politics, military and other aspects is very detailed. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into it. How can you not love this kind of work?
It has shortcomings, but the subject matter is so excellent. There are a bit too many Madonnas in the comments, the protagonist is not very smart, and it is rare to see works by Stellaris players.