A Mission from the Stars Echoes in the Depths of My Soul

It's so beautiful. The Machiavellian part of this work is particularly exciting! In this work, the robot organization deep in the universe is full of evil and cruelty. As the commander of the battleship, Oran is in a strict hierarchical environment and suppresses his emotions. The appearance of the little girl became an opportunity for change. After uncovering the secrets of the organization, it was discovered that the master of the space pirates was a human being, and the boundaries between good and evil were blurred. The God of War regains his emotions and ambitions, and some people are awakened after suffering from the bottom, only to be abandoned again. The protagonist's identity is constantly changing, and the relationship between friends and enemies is volatile. In the end, the truth emerged. For the sake of friendship, the protagonist resolutely returned to Blue Star to seek justice. In general, although the pace of the whole story is slow, the machinations are exciting, with funny elements in the later stages. The characters are complex and multifaceted, and it also makes people think deeply about the true meaning of justice and evil. Recommended index, five stars!!

It's been a long time since I wrote a long review. The story begins with a little girl named Wu Xi, but she has more and more friends later on. They save other robots in the interstellar, fight against evil forces, and they themselves are slowly growing. The growth line of each character is extremely clear. They stand firmly together to fight against everything that is unfair on the star battleship. There are also many ridiculous characters among them. Human nature is very complex, and the author writes about this complexity, although it is through the appearance of a robot. The setting is also very novel. All in all, it is a good-looking interstellar novel. I have a deep understanding of love, friendship and family. If I fall in love, I will continue to pursue [KISS]

It's said to be an interstellar novel and a Machiavellian novel, but why is there so much about the emotional line? Every couple is very compatible. To be honest, every robot's relationship and every love are very good. Riel never said love, but Nasik expressed his love over and over again, so Riel said, "Don't ask, asking means you don't love. You have to see for yourself." Then everyone saw that he loved him. Mu Wu was a coward in the relationship at first, but later he became brave, while Rui Jin became an evader, constantly torn between the two camps, and finally Ao Ran took action to settle the matter. So far, they have lived a life without shame. Oran and Hana are even more unique. They join forces and are constantly entangled, but they are not willing to be outdone. Oran will not fall in love with a weak person, and Hana will not let herself become the weak one. They are in confrontation but love each other. Katiga hasn't caught up with anyone yet, but he feels like he's getting there soon. Zhongli has always been a gentle and soft-hearted person, but he's usually not very serious. Lao Liu and Xiu Ran are also a very good couple. Although I don't know what happened between them in the past, they feel a bit sadistic and sweet. But which pair is not like this? I feel like there are still a lot of hidden CPs that haven't been written about yet. The characters are really well created. In fact, I feel that the biggest highlight of this book is not the plot, but the emotional lines. Unfortunately, these emotional lines are relatively late. This rating is really not enough.

Wow, I read it for more than six hours in one breath. It's so exciting. I can't stop the rhythm. The author Da Da writes so well. I've reminded you to update it. The author Da Da will update it quickly [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

Super pretty! Using robots to reflect the darkness of reality is both obscure and straightforward. The robots here all have their own self-awareness, and their interactions can be said to be undercurrents. The author's logic is complete, the emotions are delicate, the plots are interlocking, and there are many foreshadowings. I never thought that Riel's attempt to trick Khadika was for the future! Riel is really a master of layout. I really love the setting here. Humans, robots, elves, and various creatures coexist in the same universe. Everything is created by the "god" spirit. The spirit is unknown and mysterious. But what is very strange is that Wu Xi's other personality, Bun Feng... Why does she know? What is her identity? Where is she from? It all fascinates me. The writing style is really good, and it is improving little by little. Come on! It looked so cozy from the front, why did it suddenly start to burn my brain? Ah, I'm going to grow a brain.

A very interesting fictional novel, set in the universe. The protagonist is a little girl named Wu Xi. She has two personalities, one is unaware of the other's existence, and the other is trying to protect her childhood self. The back part is a bit like a group portrait, each robot has its own unique charm, especially the scientific research robot named Riel, who turns into a human later and is simply beautiful and powerful. That God of War, Oran, was controlled and hurt too many people around him. Who is it? Controlling Oran, allowing Riel to be bullied for 68 years, dragging Rui Jin here to be isolated, allowing Nasik to appear and be despised by everyone? Looking forward to the author's next story.

Robots interact with each other in the same way as humans. Is there any conspiracy in this? Why is there an organization that is dominated by robots in the universe and is not allowed to approach the human galaxy? Why, even though no one can get close, there is a lot of human information in the organization. What's the secret behind this? What role does Wuxi's appearance play in this?

This is the first time I've seen a novel featuring robots. I think it's quite interesting. Please keep updating the author. I'm calling for you.

I carefully read more than ten chapters, and I feel that the writing is quite good. I hope that Ao Ran will be like a bionic man, so he is more handsome and better-looking, hahaha, he has a bit of a facial control, and he can leave a few more foreshadowings, which will make him more interesting the more he reads.

Excellent science fiction book! The author has a precise grasp of human nature, and his simple description is yet penetrating. An innocent little girl appears in a distant alien world. Occasionally, for some reason, another personality appears. What is the reason? What kind of character? See for yourself,,,,😄😄😄