
From the Start: I Found a Spaceship and Bought the Earth
开局:捡到宇宙飞船,我买下地球
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- Completed
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- 625k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Chapter 8: Putting poison, the so-called pretense is just like being a licking dog? The first step is to say that you should honor your parents by buying a house, but the second step is to buy a house and send it to a beautiful salesperson to show off [Thinking]
Entering the Universe always likes to buy Blue Stars, but as a result, he doesn't own what he buys, and he doesn't even have much say in it!
This passage constructs a grand science fiction background. The protagonist Yuan Ming has abilities and resources beyond ordinary people, but he chose to help the people on earth integrate into the civilization of the universe instead of using his own advantages to oppress others. This setting is very creative and also conveys a positive attitude towards life. The description of future technology and space exploration in the article is imaginative and can attract readers' interest. It is recommended that when describing the background of the universe and technological products, appropriate descriptions should be added to make it easier for readers to understand and feel. In addition, the description of character dialogue and psychological activities can be further enriched to enhance the reality and depth of the story. Overall, this is a story framework full of potential that deserves continued development and refinement.
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I found two problems and one shortcoming. The first one is that people who follow the popular literary style don't want a girlfriend. Those who are destined for the stars and the sea will become their girlfriends if they meet a random woman on earth. Not very good, a bit of a loser. Second, taking the blood for testing by others will be fatal in the future. Will be used by others. Third, the settings of various elements are too complicated, which is not conducive for readers to distinguish and remember. The writing will become more and more confusing, which is the most taboo pitfall of element flow. The rest is okay. The author's writing style is okay.
Brothers, just read the last chapter. If you can read it, you are awesome.
It's too poisonous. You bought Blue Star, but you, the owner, are afraid of the God of Harmony, and you find a reason not to destroy the earth, so you forcefully lick it, set up a Blue Star Federation, and wait to kidnap you morally in the future?
The author's writing is delicate and the plot concept is great! Like!
What I feel is that, firstly, there is a lot of nonsense, and the talk leads to other places. Secondly, the protagonist wants to be like a nanny. It is okay to have the ability and strength to help his country, but it is too much. Everything is free help.
The introduction is very attractive, the story is wonderful, the characters are vividly drawn, and I have five-star support! [Love]
It's very well written. I love it. I'll add it to my bookshelf and continue to follow up on it ~ [Sending my heart]