Alien Starts, Behind Me Is the Motherland

The imagination is quite big, the writing is also very good, the language is humorous, and there is a lot of persistence. Reading requires a little threshold. And in my opinion, the first 16 chapters are well written. The author should not underestimate himself. I would like to make a small comment. The abilities of the Demon Race should not be so bad. After all, they have been fighting for countless years and are fighting in multiple galaxies. I believe that there are always scientific aspects in so many galaxies. They should have seen many tactics and weapons. I always feel that the Demon Race is just like the Zerg in StarCraft. The tactics are as simple as crazy explosion of troops and then frame A, which is a bit weak. Hope it can be strengthened a bit.

It is one of the best among novels from another world, almost the same as "Industrial Empire from Another World". The settings are very strict As long as you read until chapter seventeen, you will start to feel good [laughing]

It's so exciting. Whether it's the upper-level characterization or the war techniques, the IQ is online. The enemies are also very smart. To be honest, this is the best novel about the conquest of another world that I have read. Others are really incomparable. I strongly support it! I hope I can maintain this level in the future [Like][Like][Like] After fighting this battle, I think I should write more about what I gained in the other world, and take a period of recuperation. Otherwise, I won't see any great benefits from just fighting, and that wouldn't be a one-sided blood transfusion.

It's really beautiful, and has more depth than the Japanese anime. It seems very satisfying, but actually it is frustrating.

To be honest, as a refreshing novel, the best thing about this novel is that it is refreshing enough. What is a cool article? It can be the protagonist pushing down the enemy all the way, or it can be the protagonist working hard, facing difficulties, and constantly overcoming difficulties from the perspective of the reader. Why some cool articles are not cool enough is because they don't understand what frustration is. The point of the novel is that everything serves the protagonist. In a cool novel that is not satisfying enough, its frustrations are there to frustrate the protagonist and serve the flow of the plot; in an excellent novel, its frustrations are there to make the protagonist grow and serve the shaping of the protagonist. The protagonist of this book is not only Chen Mo, but also his mother whom he met in Chapter 17. When facing a known weak enemy, fight well and win swiftly; when facing an unknown and powerful enemy, be cautious and learn from each other's strengths. In the article, you can also clearly see the protagonist's choices, clearly see the protagonist's self-confidence, and clearly see the protagonist's growth. At the same time, the author is also expressing his thoughts to us, even though he has entered the dark room too many times (fog). For an excellent article, the author must have poured his own opinions into it. Readers can read the author's thoughts and receive the author's will at the same time. Although too much of this novel's "own will" is written directly on the surface, there are also many opinions that are integrated into ordinary sentences, waiting for readers to discover. Generally speaking, as a refreshing article that can make readers feel happy and comfortable with or without their brains, then he has won a lot.

Wonderful, so wonderful. What I want to read is this kind of clear logic, thoughtful thinking, and rigorous data. Unlike the short white text, I only saw 17 chapters, which was very attractive to me. It tells the difficulty of starting from scratch, the description of human nature, the helplessness of the protagonist, the desperate survival, and the description of the environment. It brings me completely into the perspective of the protagonist and experiences the world of the novel. Unlike other novels that just mention it in one sentence, I am not integrated into the world of the novel at all. Novels that cannot be immersed in the experience are waste. Seeking life in despair. I really like this novel

I am indescribably happy, this is my spiritual soulmate [I'm about to cry], someone finally understands me [I'm crying] The author's extra story is something I have always fantasized about, and finally someone has written it. It's great, it's great. Hahaha, hahahahahaha.

A book with such rigorous logic that you will not believe you are in Tomato. The best book of this type I have read so far, with no obvious shortcomings. The level of characterization is pretty good (except for the women). There are only three points I want to complain about: 1. The author's description of war scenes has room for improvement. 2. The female characters (Lan Xiaoju and Saint) who have some roles in the book are basically the standard tool characters of male readers. The reading experience of female readers will be a bit bad, but this is a male channel and the book is really good, so I can bear with it. 3. The author's high-frequency likes ability is amazing. Don't you give more likes if you have the time? [Sinister smile]

A good book, a top-notch book. There may be some illogical logic in some places, but it really describes the operation mode of a country and a super complex system in a different world. It is the only one in Tomato.

A very good book. The author's description of the national level is much better than similar works. The discussion, diplomacy, command, and planning are what we have in mind. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot, but I am also worried about the author, because readers who read this type of subject have already more or less known this type of routine. How to make the following story interesting is the problem that the book will face in the next stage. Martial arts can bring sensory stimulation, but literary opera can bring long-term expectations. The decision-making process is delegated to various places for implementation, and then local profiling is used to depict the power. This is what literary drama will bring. If there are political games and geographical conflicts, it will be really cool, but it depends on the author's writing skills. Next, I would like to express my personal expectations. I look forward to seeing the new products that emerge from the integration of other worlds and modern technology, such as farming, planting more fields, wonders, large-scale wonders, and giant structures. No one can resist the temptation of these. To be honest, reading this book now brings me new surprises from time to time. We all understand some of the truths, but I don't know what to say when it comes to experience and knowledge. I took notes on this book. Many of the views and knowledge are very useful. I am also curious about how the author learned it.

I have read a lot of novels about the nation-wide development of another world. Most of them require a place to store their brains or are overly funny. So far, the plot, characters, foreshadowing, and plot of this book are very smooth, and it is a masterpiece!

I have always been looking forward to a work where technology and magic collide, but it is just a side project and unsatisfactory. This time I came across a very detailed and beautiful masterpiece. I am very lucky and hope to maintain such a high level of writing. I also wish the author more gifts and more popularity, and that your hard work in writing will be worthy of yours.

I like it. I have read a lot of novels similar to this kind of traveling between two worlds in the past two years. Personally, I prefer this type of novel. There is something refreshing about it. But the author's book made me see something different. It's not the so-called torrent of steel coming to the magical world and the protagonist reaching the pinnacle of life, but the realization of one's own shortcomings and long live the comrades. PS, come on, keep updating, don't be like the kind of people who always ask for leave and then disappear if they don't agree with each other. Keep it up [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

The writing is very good. I think everyone who reads this kind of subject is the same as me. What they want to see is the collision between the torrent of steel and the other world, rather than arguing with the country. The author grasps this point very well, and the first few chapters of contact with the country are skipped over.

It's good, but it doesn't look good. The writing is great, even if it takes two pages per second, it doesn't affect reading. The plot is advancing, but it doesn't seem to advance anything at all. The details are well described, but it doesn't seem to make a difference even if you don't read it. Give it 4 stars.

There is nothing serious about it, but at more than 200 chapters, without the support of sufficient reasons, Xia Guo decided to directly disclose the secret and share the portal with other Blue Star countries. As expected, someone had an affair with the demons, and the Blue Star coordinates were exposed and the demons counterattacked. Except for the above-mentioned plot, the plot of this article is smooth. The most important thing is that the characters' IQs are online. It is a rare book in Tomato that can be read with a little brain. What is surprising is that the combat power of the two worlds is relatively balanced. Technology has the advantage but not the victory. Magic also has several highlights, and neither side will directly cut the melons and vegetables.

Okay, it's very well written. I skipped directly to Chapter 17. Except there was no foreshadowing at the beginning and I was a little confused by some words. Later, it got better after the country entered the scene. I didn't read the previous chapters, so I don't know how it was, but the latter part is quite interesting.

I started reading it from Chapter 17, mainly to listen to advice, but it seems that it is more simple and crude to start from Chapter 21. The extra part is indeed better as chapters that I think the book is good and I will learn more about the settings in the future (the importance of making good use of the search function). The handling of some small details in the early plot was a bit rough, which made me feel uncomfortable and wanted to jump to watch it. However, after watching it in full, I can really find that most of it is foreshadowing to echo the subsequent plot. I don't know how everyone who followed the update felt at the time, but now that I can watch it in full, I feel that it doesn't matter. Later, I felt that the author seemed to have more experience in struggle, so it seemed much smoother. Although the exciting point of the story lies in the "torrent of steel and advanced ideological systems violently beating up the foreign barbarians" (I like to summarize it as "a sovereign country with industrialized modernization and a profound heritage, crushing other civilizations with backward productivity or political systems"), but I personally feel that the author develops many plots from a diplomatic perspective. The war capability plays the role of the backing of diplomacy, and the level of science and technology plays the role of the foundation of national defense in the story. I don't know what field the author is from, but I personally feel that this way of unfolding is a good way to avoid the problems of "the more you fight, the stronger your combat power will collapse" and "the high-tech magic is difficult to introduce and explain the settings." Therefore, in the story, the enemy is hung up and beaten at the beginning, and then he and the enemy are beaten, and then it is seen that the enemy cannot be beaten. Whether it is religion, force, magic, technology, mutation, immortality, or any other mess, there will be no such confusing feeling as "different world, same fighting method". Different environmental patterns construct different diplomatic environments, and target them based on the characteristics and weaknesses of different opponents. It feels good to be able to extend completely different plots. Although most of the plots unfold from the perspective of the protagonist in terms of values, the author often emphasizes the importance of the people's view of history. However, the special characteristics of the protagonist are also retained in the setting. At least for the time being, an acceptable balance is maintained. It doesn't mean that the protagonist has no sense of existence, and it doesn't mean that people other than the protagonist can only act as licking dogs for the protagonist.

I have one thing to say, it is quite good-looking, and it is considered to be of higher quality in Tomato. The subject matter is not too novel, but it is still very good among similar books. I hope the author can stick to it and not finish it. Give me a five-star encouragement

Now that I have read Interstellar Civilization, I feel that it is not suitable for me. The Starlight World has not appeared for a long time, but I feel that the style has suddenly changed a lot. In the early stage of reading this book, I thought it was the collision and fusion of technological civilization and magical civilization, and we will join hands to travel to the sea of ​​stars. But in the middle period (maybe the middle period), I directly came into contact with Interstellar Civilization, which was different from the development I imagined. I started diplomacy, cooperation, and war again, giving the aliens a little shock of Xia Kingdom. I felt that the method was not fundamentally different from the previous plot. Many people say that the expansion of the worldview has become larger, from the so-called alien world to the interstellar literature, but I don't feel that the expansion of the worldview is necessarily a good thing. There is no difference when contacting people from other worlds, but the stage of the story has changed. The objects of cooperation and communication have changed from people from other worlds to aliens. However, there are still many things to write about in the magical world, such as the integration of cultivation systems, indigenous characters, new species, mysterious items, and technology. What I am looking forward to is a style similar to Sword of the Dawn. Of course, I am not saying that it is exactly the same, but I am just talking about the feeling of the collision and development of technology and magic. Interstellar Development can appear later in the full text. With a small world view, you can also write a very exciting story. I prefer reading books with a small world view. The world view is too big. If I haven't developed to that level yet, I will just write about the war between galaxies, which will make me feel a sense of detachment and emptiness. Of course, the book is still very well written. In terms of the early stage, including the prologue, on Tomato, I can give it ten stars out of five. It is at the top of the monthly vote list in Xinjiang.

How should I put it? I personally feel that this is an okay work, but the score of 8.4 Is still a bit low. I think it should be higher. I have read more than 2000 hours, so this book should have a score of 8.6. Let's get started, there are no good quality new books on Tomato now, but I haven't read the first dozen chapters, I don't know how poisonous•ᴗ•💧, and I don't want to read it, for fear of poisoning myself ಥ_ಥ, but the later part is quite good, not brainless, and the progress bar does not pull up too fast, five stars are given ฅ՞•ﻌ•՞ฅ

I've read a lot of novels about countries that have come together from both worlds, but I can't stand most of them. They're all about single-player adventures. This feels pretty good. At least there's nothing wrong with it so far. It's interesting and plotted. No matter how good the content is, at least it keeps me reading until the latest chapter. Give it a five-star rating. [Think]

I read it all in one day without missing a beat. Judging from my nearly 20 years of reading experience, it is really exciting. There is basically no nonsense, the pace is good, there is no procrastination, the wording is rigorous but not depressing, and there is a sense of excitement and excitement, but there are too few updates and it is not enough to read, ugh~

Stay up late to tie! It is really rare to see a book with this kind of setting. The plot is logical, the setting is well-founded, the writing is not a novice, and the emotional lines are not written randomly! And it's completely incompetent. I could read many books of 300,000 words in just one glance and ten lines in three to five hours. But this one made me read every paragraph carefully and I didn't want to skip reading at all. I'm looking forward to the development of the plot in the future, but please don't add emotional scenes randomly. I think the setting, writing and plot of QD's original book were very suitable to my taste, just like this one, but in the middle period, all of a sudden the various female characters were inexplicably replaced with a large plot that gave me a big mouthful💩, I don't want such a sad thing to happen again [crying]

I feel that the author should major in social sciences. This book is the most realistic book on social sciences on the entire platform. Reading it is very helpful for worldview and public examination. The political vision of the characters in the book is worth learning. It is rigorous but humorous at the same time. It's just that there are still some loopholes in the author's description of aerospace science. I hope the author can maintain his standards [Like]

It's really good-looking. To me, I can't see any bugs in the author's logic and various foreshadowings. It's also possible that I caught up with the update in just a few days and didn't think about it carefully, so I can't see it. But these are not problems. I think this is a very good work. It can also be regarded as a civilization that can stand firm and have enough voice through continuous efforts from the beginning. Developing novels has given me the interest and motivation to read this new genre. In my opinion, the data in the article are very empty to me. I have never understood or come into contact with it, and I don't care whether it is true or not. After all, this is a fantasy novel world. The author's various in-depth research and multi-angle views on history and current situation are very new to me. I accepted and understood them quickly, and I benefited a lot. Moreover, the author's language is humorous, and I can relate to it. I really like this novel. The fatigue and boredom that I would feel when reading long novels in the past are not present in this novel. In the past, I might feel bored and tired when reading long novels. During this period, I would open a new novel, and the original novel would probably be abandoned and I would rarely reopen it and continue reading. This situation is considered for most readers. It's very common, but this novel is so long that I really caught up on it in one go. I didn't like reading unfinished novels before, but now that I've read too much and can't find anything good, I expanded my search for those I'm interested in. Basically, when I open an unfinished novel, I always think that I might give up before I can read it. , And this is indeed the case. I, a lazy person like me, am not even interested in commenting on most novels here. The novels I have reviewed are either very interesting to me, or I am unhappy with them and want to complain about them. I have said so much, and the language is not organized so well. I mainly want to express my appreciation for this book. I love the novel and give it the highest evaluation. I feel that the author has brought me spiritual satisfaction. As a reader, I also need to provide some positive spiritual feedback to the author, so I wrote such a long and verbose thing. I promise to follow up and finish the book that the author promised to finish [laughing] [love]

At the beginning, the author was just a typical angry young man, criticizing the current ills. From the beginning, he was obviously on the verge of review. It seems that the whole book is not so much a narrative, but rather a way to express his voice through narrative. But as the story unfolded, the author gained experience in the struggle in the small dark room, and the dance on the tip of the knife made him have fun. From then on, from international narrative to interstellar narrative, he continued to carry forward our heritage. What has always remained unchanged is the touch of red, which is not overly sensational and fits our emotions. It is indeed well written. I have never read a novel in which the color red is used throughout the entire text, and the plot is so ups and downs. The dumplings with the StarCraft background wrapped in vinegar are also so delicious. Come on.

Although the setting has an overly idealistic view of the country, and a capital country always thinking about the people is too nonsense, it is still qualified as a background for crushing people from other worlds, much better than other brainless novels.

Because I am usually a very strict person, I really don't like to see settings from my own country (fictional fiction) in novels. In reality, I feel very sad even if there is only one martyr, but in war, sacrifice is the majority. Therefore, I often avoid reading such novels to avoid being depressed and sad, but this novel is indeed worthy of my in-depth reading. The logic of the character setting is very reasonable, without too many surprises, and the character description is also three-dimensional, with distinctive character characteristics. The most important thing is that it is not just mindless flattery. Even in the novel, there is no situation where 10,000 enemies are wiped out and there are zero casualties. It will not be timid because of some settings. I will only write about the victory in any battle. The people who sacrificed will make me feel very meaningful. That is enough! The author needs to take good care of his health. I will follow the ending of this book. Come on.

I have read Chapter 395 of this book. The early part of this book is very well written, and I like it very much. I often can't stop reading it. I didn't even go to bed until four o'clock on the first day when I read it. Unfortunately, there is too little description of the establishment of the Tongliao Kingdom. This book has always been logically rigorous, and it describes the small characters when major events happened in great detail, as well as the unique stereotypes and cultural characteristics of Xia Kingdom. These are all very well written and can be rated as 5 stars. The thing that made me give up on this novel was probably when the plot started with Pilot. What felt most outrageous was that every race in the starry sky, except for the Xia people, had secluded themselves to the extreme. Every race seemed to be possessed by Qianlong Cixi. This point really shattered the author's rigorous logic and turned it into nanoparticles. The more I read, the less I could stand it. If the author has a chance, you can read a book by Tomato called "Magic and Mecha War?" No! Torrent of steel! "" Is also a very good novel that combines magic and technology. The logic is impeccable, but he does a good job of keeping the scope of the novel within a certain limit. Or if the author wants to continue to try this kind of novel about a large space battlefield with multiple civilizations in the future, maybe he can read the "Starlight" series. The Starlight trilogy is also very good. Perhaps if this book ends in Starlight, it will definitely be first-rate in this niche field.