The Cultivator Who Escaped a Technological Civilization

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I can only say that there is room for improvement, and many points involving technology are too abstract. For example, in Chapter 12, the electromagnetic weapons of the interstellar civilization launched an attack at a straight line distance of about 1 kilometer, and were all dodged by the water bandit leader in the gas refining period...[Face covering] A crisis sensor was generated and the dodge was completed within 0.1 Seconds, right? Then there is the issue of concept. Not to mention the pursuit of efficiency by scientific researchers, most people who work outside the home will pursue efficiency to save time. As a scientific researcher, you, the protagonist, are still a waste of time for others, right? It's not like starting with a blank slate. You have the knowledge, ability and ready-made research ships. If you have this time, you can completely change to a more efficient route. For example, they cooperate to purchase minerals and other materials that are available on the market, and update and iterate their own existing materials. People without strength have to integrate into other people's rules, while people with strength and ability can completely build their own forces and create rules. Efficient prospecting, collection and refining technology can completely explode troops, and the convenience of technology allows the protagonist to completely upgrade technology behind the scenes and coordinate the overall situation. When starships are all over the sky, those who are unable to explore the stars will only be beaten. When the world's immortal cultivation technology tree is fully exploited, the protagonist can form a new fleet and fight back to the earth. If you want to write a novel that mainly focuses on the technology of cultivating immortals and supplements it with modern technology, it is best not to start with too many ready-made technological creations, because if there are systematic technological creations, it is easy to be criticized if they are not used properly. It is better to start with only knowledge and a few weapons or no weapons at the beginning, so that you can focus on cultivating immortals later. Of course, the above is my personal opinion, just use it as a reference template. Friends who have other ideas can also come in and discuss 👍

Why are there no sweet girly voices in the later chapters? Author, hurry up and get it back. I don't like other voices 😢😢😢😢😢😢

The concept is wonderful, and the protagonist is a bit of a virgin, but it's worth watching!

Great book, cheers to the author [laughing evilly]

Write faster. There are very few people who cultivate science and technology, and there are only two or three books like yours that are very interesting.

The book is very good and I listened very smoothly. The length is just right, I almost gave up halfway through listening to it before. A model copies several worlds, which can be regarded as a well-behaved web article. Solid basic skills + no random writing + rhythmic journey. Great book.

The author said: Give it five stars. It's really worth it. It's not that superficial. It's very innovative. If you have enough fighting and upgrading to make up for the word count, you can read this book. It would be better if the characterization was more vivid, come on.

The writing is very good, the content is quite novel and the logic is strong. It is a good book 👍👍👍

The combination of immortality and science fiction is worth watching