[Stellaris-Level Black Technology + Unifying Earth + Conquering the Stars = A Human Calamity, A Cosmic Calamity + A Human Calamity = ?]
Academician Lin, our cannons are gone!!!
People at the research institute stare in despair at the enormous ship hovering in Earth's orbit, visible even from the ground.
A beam of light descends from the bottom of the ship, bleaching everything in sight white.
Just then, Lin Wang, slumped over his desk, suddenly jolts awake.
At the lectern, the math teacher once nicknamed Liu the Bald is teaching math that makes everyone's head spin.
Birds chirp outside the window.
Everything is so peaceful.
More than a decade later, Lin Wang stands on the bridge, looking down at the vibrant planet beneath him.
"Commander, they say our method of completely exterminating intelligent life while preserving only inorganic matter is an evil war crime."
"Evil? No. I call it efficient."
The first hundred chapters can be regarded as a prequel to the People's Alliance (pseudo) It mainly revolves around the rebirth of the protagonist to enhance national power for unification, to resist alien invasions, to avoid neutron annihilation, and the ending of the earth turning into a mine. The pace is quite slow. After all, the protagonist has not left the earth before rebirth, and the starting technologies are not listed. Only mass projectors and deep space defense points are out, and most of the frigates are still being built. It is a bit exaggerated, and Goldfinger does not look good. To point out the technology, the protagonist still needs to learn relevant knowledge. In short, this is a slow-paced star article, chasing the stars, kicking the ground, holding a can of stars in the hand, talking about the sea of stars, the sky is full of stars, enemies everywhere, resisting natural disasters, and then transforming into natural disasters, unifying the sea of stars, who knows when
It's okay. Tomato is pretty good. The author has some personal stuff.
Not bad, I saw the shadow of good similar books
It's good to read. It's different from other scientific research articles. This book is very fast-paced and comfortable to read. It's not like other books that are tedious.
Very good, the overall rhythm is very comfortable, neither too fast nor too slow (maybe a little faster?) Star Technology, the protagonist is climbing the technology tree step by step (with the help of golden fingers, but he is not a useless person relying only on golden fingers), the future is promising, more updates.
Very well written. There are some shortcomings, but they are all minor flaws
It's cool, IQ is online, I haven't seen such a good-looking one in a long time 👍👍👍[Laugh][Laugh][Laugh]
To be honest, if I had known I would have read it earlier, I remember that it seemed to have more than 300 chapters, but now there are only so many chapters left.