Eden Storm

The battlefield is depicted macroscopically and is well done. The character details aren't explicitly explained, telling you what happened or what the characters are designed, but rather the plot progression is excellent. I'll try updating ten times a day, or I'll send you razor blades.

A truly captivating science fiction novel. Its depiction of future warfare is vivid and brutal, and it doesn't rely on a single protagonist; rather, it's an ensemble piece that offers a multifaceted and insightful look at inter-state interactions, future societal life, and interstellar warfare. In short, this book is definitely worth reading. 🍉

It's indeed very well written, with many unique ideas. The imperial system and the federation setting are very appealing, and it's clear the author has a relatively complete writing plan and ideas. Don't abandon this book because of its subject matter.

I suggest locking him in a dark room and making him write for 48 hours a day.

Hardcore, hardcore, and damn hardcore. The elements are complex, but the content is good. There's not much filler; it focuses more on describing those on the battlefield and on the overall control and portrayal of the situation. I must say, the book is excellent. The low readership isn't the author's problem, it's Tomato's problem.

I suggest writing more about enemy countries. For example, what are the enemy country's defense plans and how do they attack? Then I'll write about why the enemy nation, being an imperial system, won't collapse in the interstellar era. If I don't write it well, I'll probably be criticized by many.

I've never seen a book that suits my taste so well. Keep up the good work, author!

Shennong Tastes Immortal Herbs, as of the latest chapter, is rated as an exceptionally excellent ensemble space fantasy story. It incorporates various game references and references, but these are cleverly and logically integrated. The writing is excellent, the plot is engaging, and it's a rare gem among top-tier science fiction works.

I've only read the first five chapters, but I'm already hooked (it has detailed combat scenarios, good writing, and an engaging plot, although the descriptions of the technology behind the weapons and equipment are rather vague). I feel this book would be perfect for a TV series or fan-made animation, of course, with an enormous budget.

Putting aside the fact that the plot is good, and I haven't watched the rest yet, what I saw was that the guy wearing gravity armor fighting was exactly the same as the Warhammer 40k combat. Ranged weapons were almost useless against an old soldier, and melee weapons were strong.