The Star Gate Calamity
星门之灾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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586Chapters
40Reads · 30 days
33.9kReads · all time
6.2Score
7Listens
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The Earth arcs were quite enjoyable, with the battles between the two races being a highlight. While the space arcs expanded the book's world-building, they became largely similar to other space civilization novels. Tomato's genre of racial war novels currently lacks high-quality works, and the author, with excellent writing skills, could have easily developed this aspect into a masterpiece.
Tomato's book is a rare gem, why are so few people reading it?
So far, the plot seems quite clear, and it doesn't weaken the military's strength like other post-apocalyptic novels, nor does it mindlessly suggest sealing off nuclear weapons. Overall, it's good.
The protagonist is a bit weak at the beginning, and I haven't read the later parts yet, but the protagonist has a positive outlook on life. It's been a long time since I've seen a protagonist in a post-apocalyptic novel with such a positive outlook. The scene descriptions are also good. I hope the author's book will be successful. Five stars!
The plot is reasonable and the world-building is grand, while the characters' personalities and details are described very well. This kind of post-apocalyptic theme really tests the author's writing skills. To write at this level with a typical alien invasion story is better than 95% of Tomato's similar works [I'm so happy]. However, it hasn't gained much popularity yet, so many people can't see it. It's bound to become a hit. I hope the author can persevere 💕
Is nobody reading this? It's really good. The author could also promote it themselves to attract some traffic.
This book is excellent and very enjoyable. I hope the author continues to update it!
I enjoy watching stories about people working with the national team; the characters are well-developed, and there are no overpowered plot devices.
It's a good novel, a sci-fi story without any cultivation elements, but it has a post-apocalyptic feel that fades a bit towards the end. I hope they can work on it!