Did Your Ancestors Have a Mine? No, There Is a Whole World!

According to the emperor's thinking, it is about one hundred thousand words per era. If the results are good, this can be written up to one million words.

It was a lot of fun [laughing] Although I got interested because of the title of the book, and then I couldn't control it [laughing] The protagonist in the first game may seem a bit stupid, but well... After all, they are newcomers, just like us. We are taught to abide by the law, but if If we were thrown into a world without law (such as the end of the world), even we would not be able to immediately change the habits that our long-term education has brought to us. The protagonist received a normal education, but the forces that the protagonist took over were abnormal forces [smile]

This is the first time I've seen the Star Lords category Fallen Empire written in this way. Come on, I'm sure I'll keep watching it at least. I finished watching it. It was fun to watch, but I felt it was a bit unfinished at the end? I feel that this is a pretty good book among Tomato's Starry Elements. It's worth reading [Note][Note][Note]

Excellent p🐍player +20 Slow update speed -50 (less than 2 chapters per day +1 per day) Passable plot +30 Leader temporarily lacks Dark Matter +30 The overall rating is +30. Since there is no lack of dark matter and the plot is acceptable, the leader will not use the Burning Sky Divine Weapon for the time being, but pay attention to the impact of the update speed on the judgment effect.

Great Emperor, can you really sleep peacefully without updating 10 chapters and 20 chapters in a day? Such a good book, how could it not be updated more or more! You can do it! Definitely! As long as you spend a few minutes every day, updating hundreds of chapters a day is not a dream! You have to work hard! Brothers can't say enough! Love watching!

It's a very novel subject book that makes me want to put it down. I like to read this kind of book now.

This book is quite interesting. I summarize the following five points. It is worth reading. .....

It's kind of interesting [laughing evilly] Fallen Empire. I'm looking forward to high-level civilization. I should know about the existence of Fallen Empire.

I beg you to update it quickly, update chapter 200 first [I'm about to cry]

Why don't we have a teammate who is a descendant of our ancestors [eating melon] Check out the reading time 😋

It fits my inner image of Fallen Empire very well. As a newbie who has played 1,200 hours in Stars, I really like the feeling of Fallen Empire. I hope the protagonist can be more mature. In my mind, the ideal protagonist should be someone like the Marshal of the People's United Nations General Assembly. PS: Looking forward to the later stage

The Stone Age was so powerful, what would the fallen empire of the feudal era be like?

A very satisfactory work is essentially a work that comes up with a novel enough idea and then writes it over and over again. There are no blinding highlights and no fatal poisonous spots. It feels like the kind of work that is very suitable for listening to books. You won't miss the wonderful story because of being distracted, nor can you not listen to it for a minute because of nausea. Finished with flowers 🎉 Although the subsequent chapters are getting more and more rushed, at least they didn't cycle through an idea to the end, so I give it five stars.

Following the previous article about giant companies, the author's writing style is certainly not bad. This is indeed the case. The setting of Fallen Empire is quite novel. So far, it's okay.

"Lords" is a pretty good book. It's very comfortable and refreshing. It doesn't require too much thinking. It's great to read in your leisure time, but because it just came out, you may have to wait for a while.

Personally, I feel that the subject matter is novel and you can take a look, but the content is too little now, so hurry up and type!

It's very interesting to catch up on this one from the previous one

The meaning of civilization is to pass on, and to attribute the right to the advancement of civilization to the rights themselves. The ending of the last chapter is really well written. But it seems a bit rushed, and many foreshadowings (pits) are not shown. I hope they can be shown in the extra chapter. For example: What is the source of the power of miracles? How does the lord path exist? Can Xiaobai have a baby? (Wrong) (crossed out) It's really well written, so cool! The writing was also good, and the plot progressed so naturally. I read it chapter by chapter, without skipping chapters, but it was only towards the end that I realized: Oh, the protagonist has gone through so many eras and gone through so many experiences. Perhaps this is a strong testament to the good pace of this book. The characterizations are also very good, and Gao Qiang makes people feel very immersed, as if they are really growing up together with them. The various characters are also very unique and lovable, more like a group portrait novel. Finally, there is a clue that runs through the whole text. I also give this sentence to all readers. I hope that we can also have this kind of courage to move forward and never give up in life: (starting) What is this? The first person to insert bids and sell! (Finale) After all, he is still the one who inserts the bid and sells the goods first. Praise you! The Lord of Eternity and Miracles, the Master of the Future, the Ruler of the Fallen Empire——Gao Qiang! [Laughing evilly] (You can also write other characters in a similar format)

Come here with us. This is a giant company. This one has fallen. Is this a natural disaster?

I've finished reading it. It's so short. It's a book written by the Great Emperor. It's really good. Fortunately, I didn't read it as soon as it came out. Otherwise, I'd probably still be waiting for the update. Finished with flowers, yay! I can only say that this one is the most beautiful one. The following ones are not very good. The two books did not do well. The last one does not have any star elements, which makes me save books now. Then the next one is the one that is better than me by half a catty. After reading the comments for a long time, I discovered something. It seems that those with low scores are those whose reading time is less than an hour. Those with reading time of one hour or more rarely have low scores. I can only say 666 [laughing]

Although I can't stand it, the subject matter is good, and the author's writing style is also good. The only problem is that it's not exciting enough, and it's different from what I expected, so I stopped reading it, but if you like this kind of lord writing, you can still take a look.

Good looking. Update soon. By the way, will there be any copies of Ghost Stories, Cultivation of Immortals, or Cthulhu in the future? It looks good. Is there anything like cultivating immortality?

The creativity of the article is acceptable, but the author's writing is average; the world setting is acceptable, but the character setting is average (even cliché); I wanted to write a supporting role, but the supporting role was average; I wanted to write a protagonist, but the protagonist was average; But fortunately, it is refreshing enough, and the perspective of the fallen father is also fake enough. It really gives the feeling of "everything I see is an ant". As a brainless and refreshing novel, it is qualified as a ten or even nine points. As a fanfic for a game like Qunxing (after all, many settings are copied from the game), it is extremely or even very qualified. For the sixty chapters before the finale, I originally thought it would take a long time to develop slowly. After all, the world view is huge enough. After two months (?), I came back and saw that the finale was... A little rushed. ... Wrong typing, it should be average

It's the first time I've seen a Star Wars novel that takes the Fallen Empire as the main perspective, and it's really fun to read. But the only flaw is that the protagonist is too mediocre, resulting in the arrogance of the fallen empire being insufficiently reflected. After seeing the ending, although I understood the purpose of the mediocre protagonist, I still felt a little aggrieved before the ending. What's more, "the person who inserts the mark and sells the first thing" is simply the most enjoyable sentence I have ever read in a novel. It is recommended to read it after understanding the Fallen Empire in Stellaris, it will improve your perception a lot.

Qunxing has been playing the game for more than a thousand hours. When the group chatted, I was recommended to read this novel by a group member. When I first saw it was the Stone Age, I frowned slightly. Being influenced by the game, I just thought that this kind of force that is more indigenous than the indigenous people can also be related to the fallen empire and the stars? However, the spin-offs of Stellar are so rare that I still read it with patience. Unexpectedly, whether the author writes from the perspective of an experiencer or a third party, the characteristics of the fallen empire are well reflected. It is no different from the text description in the game, and it seems to be very immersive. This time the player is no longer an ordinary player but a fallen empire, which is quite interesting. 😤😤It's very nice to look at. The only drawback is that there are so few😭😭How come it's the feudal era😭😭😭woohoo My Colossus and Starblaster😭😭😭When will they appear?

Very good, Lord's article is a work that can be read continuously! Not bad! Nice

Overall, it is very interesting, and the starting point is very unique. It is not a relatively popular starting from scratch, but a direct fall start. However, the author may also start from ancient times and also have a long-term layout. It is still a bit different from my personal expectations at the beginning, but the turning point in the middle is not very unexpected. A small problem is how to transition between games and reality. The positioning problem in many books is the dual positioning of characters. On the one hand, it is a game, and on the other hand, it is reality. If this is the case, the future will tend to merge. I will predict it. To make a little knowledge note, the positioning of the Fallen Empire in the article and related settings are from the game Qunxing. A simple understanding is that you don't want to worry about the outside world, and continue to play music and dance, but it is just about enjoying life and not about the decline of national power. This is the key. If people are impatient, they will still dig out troops.

Emperor Duck, I think five updates a day is no big deal. Come on, I believe you. You are already updating three times a day. If you add two more updates, it will be no problem. If you can't write to death, you will write to death, Emperor! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly] I think there should be no problem with updating three times a day. I hope the emperor can work hard. It's really not enough [smile][smile][smile]

1. This author's writing is very good and his ideas are smooth. There is basically nothing that makes you particularly angry. There is nothing wrong with it except that it hurts my sister-in-law. 2. The framework of the article is probably from the planet to the structure of the universe, but the external pressure is currently just that some forces feel a bit stingy, and they may just be the early villains. 3. When expanding to Cthulhu, I didn't expect that mysticism could be added. What is the preparatory pit for the subsequent birth of spiritual energy?

This is the most satisfying book I have read on Tomato. I have no choice in terms of ideas, settings, plot, and characters. But personally, I hope that the following plots can depict more science fiction planes... It's cool to have the unparalleled power of the gods, but I always feel that it's not as shocking as the sci-fi Fallen Empire in Stars, what about water molecule bond angle changes, neutron annihilation, cosmic giants, and phase engines? Isn't it great? (ಡωಡ)