I'm a Space Junk Guy

The narration is neither urgent nor slow, and it is not a cool writing style that is popular on the Internet. I have to admit that this book has a rigorous and grand idea, which is very shocking to read. I have reached a very high level of thinking about this type of game. Keep up the good work! [Please update]

One of the few fans of Far Planet also has a mod and the writing is good. It can be said to be excellent in Tomato. This is a realistic ss fan, and now it can be said that it has stepped out of the small ship sea stage and started to move towards the battleship stage. Now that we have left the core star region and colonized the planet, I wonder when Perseus will be unified.

Far Planet players are overjoyed. It's so well written based on the background. After all, the combat bonus for full-level players in Far Planet is more terrifying than Omega. The protagonist's basic photographic memory is also in line with the characteristics of our AI core player who has become a master [Like]

This book is well written. The biggest advantage lies in the assumption of the macroscopic background of the universe, which allows people to see a different time and space in the universe. The confrontation between the capitals of the universe is much better than the battle in space. A book like this shouldn't only have a 7-point rating in a place like Tomato, where ratings are generally inflated.

Born out of the fanfic of the game, some settings have been modified for rationality and plot needs. But because it is originally a stand-alone game where players control the plot, and the development of each power in each file is completely different, and there are a lot of mods, it does not feel inconsistent when reading it. The characters are three-dimensional, and their actions are reasonable based on the background, stance, and personality of each character. The main characters are all quite memorable. It's just that there are a lot of supporting characters and I can't remember them all. Fortunately, Tomato now has a full-text search function... And the author himself will mark in which chapters a certain character or something has been mentioned in the previous article! From this, you can also clearly feel the protagonist's growth and life trajectory. There is no system in the plot. The protagonist only has a gift of photographic memory. I don't know whether it counts as a failure. He starts from scratch on a small broken ship and relies on economics and human sophistication to become bigger and stronger. There is no deliberate "fighting of wits" like brain teasers. There are only interests and human relationships, as well as tactical predictions and counter-predictions. The entire star field is divided into multiple factions, each with its own style, specialties, calculations, and grudges. From the actions the protagonist personally participates in and the news he comes into contact with, you can feel that not only the protagonist is in action, but the entire world is also alive and changing every day. The description of the battle was also quite enjoyable to me. Unlike other books where you first list the data of both sides, and then you hit me and I hit you, and the dry numerical values of the shields of both sides are left to collide with each other, in this book, you can see that the different personalities and tactics of the fleet commanders of both sides affect the direction of the battle (ships in the game) The characters do have different personalities and combat logic), and there are also vivid descriptions of small characters such as stimulant gunners and emergency takeoff pilots, making readers realize that hundreds of people are shouting, fighting, and dying in this infinite starry sky at every moment. Finally, the writing style is humorous, and the author really has a lot of jokes. From the magnetic field guys to the inm people, all the book friends are talented, which often makes people smile knowingly [smile]

I saw Chapter 393. Overall, it's a very interesting interstellar farming story. As for the female protagonist, she is single and has a child. My younger sister should get married soon, and my younger brother has seven wives. That's about it [smile] After a few generations, the main family will only have a few people, and the branch families will have dozens or hundreds of people. I don't believe there won't be some internal fighting or something. Forget about having children. I will give seven younger brothers. You can see whether they are poisonous or not. After all, there are a lot of Yang Weinan, shouting that there is no female lead.

Top-notch, 99%, rare product, needless to say the best writing, at least it is the best I have ever read in Tomato. The world view is very complete with the foundation of Yuanxing and the author's supplements. The plots are also intertwined. 10 Points is definitely deserved

Is this the level I would see in Tomato? Panning for gold in the rocks really yielded a treasure The writing is quite good, and the story background based on the Far Planet is indeed a very good choice. It doesn't require much effort in terms of the story background and the rationality of some settings, and the effect is good. The author's writing is very good, describing the civilized society after the collapse of order; the shaping of various monsters and monsters; and the description of human nature and society in the extremely difficult environment of the ancient colony in the isolated and unknown galaxy. There is no problem with each character's facial makeup. The main character also has his own branch line, and the depth of the character is also established. Needless to say about the plot, it is a very pure and clean soft science fiction content without any system. After all, it is born out of the background of a distant planet. It is much more comfortable to watch than the kind of pseudo science fiction and true fantasy that is mixed with all kinds of weird content. At present, the plot rhythm of this million words is very stable, it slows down when it needs to be pushed forward, and the climax can be pushed up, and it does not seem to be tiring because the pace is too fast. The story is neither bland nor watery. At present, it still has at least 100 to 2 million words of content. It will not be a problem to maintain the high quality of this book in the future. Regardless of the author's level, this book is a hit. Is this really something a new author can write? It's so well written.

It's well written, it has the flavor of an interstellar trader, and the protagonist really has a business sense.

A very good science fiction novel. The author's plot and writing skills are also quite good.

So far, I give this book five stars. This book is a fanfiction with a niche subject matter, but the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the author's writing is above average, highlighting the human society in the interstellar background. Although it is not vivid, it is remarkable enough. The intrigues and deceit among several major forces is the main theme of this book, and the protagonist should be involved in it as an emerging force in the future, and eventually go on the road to compete in the star sea. Although the portrayal of some of the characters is a bit too flat and a bit facial, they are not unconventional. All in all, if the author continues to maintain his current level, this book will become a niche product. If it changes to today's hot topics and adds some luck, this book will have enough potential to become a god.

Occasional Book Review Issue 16: Fairy Grass Evaluation: Xiancao is well-deserved. This interstellar exploration novel born out of a certain game gives people a really great impression. The author's grasp of the rhythm and description are very strong, which may not meet the grand description of war in the mouth of some readers, but there is no doubt that if you like starship exploration and the struggle for hegemony among the stars, then you must read this book. It can be regarded as a high-quality novel by Tomato, and it is even firmly ranked in the top five or three of the same series. Moreover, the volume of this book is also good, so I guarantee that readers will like it. There is nothing poisonous about reading it, but some of the data and descriptions in the middle may make people feel cumbersome, but it does not affect the beauty of this book at all. It is a highly recommended interstellar novel about fairy grass.

Thanks to the author for letting me know that there is such an interesting game, which is simply a space hack and slash game! After reading the latest chapter, I was so excited that I purchased the game. Now I have built a fleet, which is very exciting! The mid-term plot is steady and less toxic, making it very comfortable to watch. I hope the author can keep it up!

The world view is complete and reasonable. It is neither stupid nor brainless, nor is it a brainless novel. It is well-founded, has a clear timeline, clear logic, and no discomfort. The story is complete, the technology, industry, and economic design are clear and complete, and the sense of substitution is strong. Whether it is a game adaptation article or a derivative work, the ratings are worthy of the author's thoughts on the novel. As a non-game player, I rate it very highly, because I don't play games. These things are very reasonable to me. It is a rare good article, no less than the feeling when I first saw Douluo Dalu and Charlie IX when I was a child (when I grow up, I need a more complete logical chain to satisfy my brain, so this article is really delicious) I love you so much, author, this is my favorite novel I have read in a long time! ! ! I really had a good meal! ! !

The storyline is exciting and has a complete world view A very nice novel with a complete world view, logical online plot, and realistic scenario development.

As a female reader, this is what real male novels look like in my mind. They are not short stories, stacked harems, Long Aotian, and the crooked-mouthed Dragon King, but lofty dreams, complex and mysterious machines, intrigues in business wars, and scheming wars... After Chapter 400, the score was changed. Li Changzhen is the male protagonist's biological brother (certified by the male protagonist, has the same genes from the same father and mother, and is produced by the same fertility factory). He has 7 wives for the so-called political marriage. As a derivative of the male protagonist's will, what role do the seven wives play in the context of a powerful future world? Only benefits last forever? Is the reason why the male protagonist's younger brother has seven wives to prevent the male protagonist from having a harem? Why doesn't the male protagonist's direct sister (the first person under the male protagonist and the governor in charge of logistics) have seven men? Moreover, the title of Star of Eden is Tuen Ling (hereditary reduction of title). Can the seven wives of the male protagonist's brother and the forces behind him bring stability to the male protagonist? The future world has broken down fertility, either dismembering marriage or respecting marriage. Li Changzhen's waist is not the reason for his seven wives, but his brother is. Since marriage is used to bind interests, why doesn't the author let the male protagonist do it in person? Since you don't respect the institution of marriage, why don't you follow through on it? Like Zhu Yuanzhang, Queen Ma is on the same level, and other women are on the same level? You're going to write a harem story anyway, so don't take off your pants and put your pixie in. To the reader who replied to me, Marriage cannot solve the problems encountered by the male protagonist, and the entangled interests among his factions will not be reconciled because of the marriage of the male protagonist's brother. Marriage is not even a fig leaf, it is just a useless rag. The male protagonist's route has always been to make the cake bigger and divide the cake. When each faction has the interests they want, they will not fight. If the male protagonist one day fails to make a big cake and cannot divide the cake, will those married families help the male protagonist? If the male protagonist wants to touch those families one day, will he still care about whether they are his brother's married family? The purpose of marriage is to share benefits! The purpose of marriage is to share benefits! The purpose of marriage is to share benefits! If marriage can concentrate resources, then all women in the world should belong to one man. Everyone who married Li Changzhen wanted to get a share of the male protagonist's career. There are fertility factories in this world, and marriage is not that important. You are already a man, and you still don't know that brothers turn against each other and fathers and sons kill each other? Li Changzhen is what he is today because the male protagonist is willing to accept him as his younger brother. Since we all want to get a share of the pie through marriage, why not start from the source of the male protagonist and create an unstable second hand? Since it's all about exchanging resources through marriage, why can't you marry the sister you raised with your own hands? Do you still look down on your sister who is the governor and stabilizes the rear? There are no men in the families that are married to Li Changzhen? Don't want to rot in the pot? Including the male and female protagonists, they have no legal contract and have never held a wedding. Their emotions and interests are integrated. When a third person appears among them, it means that the interests will be unbalanced. As for the male protagonist's younger brother, as an extension of the male protagonist's will in the novel, the male protagonist supports (if he doesn't object, he supports) his younger brother marrying seven wives. Doesn't that still explain the (family tradition) problem? If marriage can solve the problem of benefit distribution, then the whole world will be in one household register.

The protagonist is almost Zhu Yuanzhang from space, with a bit of anecdotes about abnormal creatures. He digs graves everywhere, obtains treasures, and discovers various high-tech relics/remnants (in this way, it is a bit like opening various shelters in Space Fallout 4). Generally speaking, he prefers farming. I haven't played that game, so I don't know which plots and settings are original, but it doesn't matter. The author uses humanistic sophistication to bring to life various people, objects, and things in this urban-rural fringe of the unknown universe. Although it is very space opera, it is also full of science fiction elements, such as nano-forges, super AI, and so on. All in all, it's beautiful, and it won't be finished until it reaches 5 million words [shy]

Prerequisite: Read to Chapter 360, have never played Far Planet, this is an evaluation that does not understand the background of the game. The advantage is that the narrative is very smooth and the world view is well developed. People who have never played the game can understand it. The timeline is clear, and the basic logic of the career-line protagonist's story of starting from scratch and competing for world domination can be straightened out. The overt and covert struggles in the early stage of building a fortune are also more interesting, and the protagonist can be written with a clear and sophisticated image. I also appreciate the love line. 1V1, love develops naturally. In addition to love, the conditions of mutual benefit also complement the career line, which is a relatively ideal relationship state. What's a pity is that the further you go, the less the narrative perspective becomes like the protagonist's family history, and more like a live commentary of the game. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. There is really no need to equip readers with disks like a disk warehouse... It shouldn't be so detailed, it really destroys the narrative. In addition, if it is a pure novel, the male protagonist's character is very distinctive and will not be easily drawn into it; but if it is written as a biography, the character creation is not enough, and the male protagonist gradually turns into a player and his face is blurred. In addition, there are basically no ups and downs, and the career line is basically smoothly advancing. The result is that the performance of the supporting characters is more labelled. But it's not a big problem, it's already excellent! It's one of the few articles I can read on Tomato. Anyway, I'd like to thank the author for his creation. Authors who update steadily are worthy of praise [crying]

This book is very good. It is based on a starry sky game. Although I have not played this game or heard of it, the author describes it very well and has pictures of battleships. The characters in the text are all good and their IQs are online. The main line is currently progressing steadily. I hope that the protagonist will become a giant company and build his own ships in the future. I will also fully support the author in this process.

1. The background of the entire story is very substantial. People like me who have no contact with games at all can naturally come into contact with these things when reading this book for the first time, and quickly immerse themselves in the social environment described by the author. 2. I like the language style and the written words are very popular with me. 3. The character setting is carefully considered. It is either family or background. For example, the existence of the younger brother serves as the mouth of the author and a place to complain. Brother, are you updating too slowly? Damn it, this is all I need, please, please give me more updates, there are ants crawling on me now! O(╯□╰)o Hey, this is what I want to see! Well, now that I see the progress of the author's latest update, I find that I personally don't like to read the description of naval battles so much. I prefer to watch the plot development. In short, it is boring to watch too many naval battles, so I deducted one star, but in other aspects it is very good. In my opinion, the highest level of writing novels and online articles is not about gorgeous words or the accumulation of various routines. It may not even have a lot to do with the author himself, but it allows you to spontaneously imagine and participate in the story and build the world in your mind. At this level, no matter how the author's writing style is, no matter how rubbish it is (not that the writing is not good, this is a metaphor) the reader's own brain can already evolve it into various other forms.

A difficult masterpiece, with self-consistent logic, and the protagonist's IQ and EQ are online. There is no conflict in the overall world structure. It is really a masterpiece that is rare to see in Tomato! I have never played this game, but I have the urge to play it after reading the novel. The setting of Ludd's left path is very unreasonable. First, if the power of self-destructing ships is so powerful, then it is impossible for other giant companies not to develop. If the self-destructing ship is easily destroyed, it will not have any deterrent effect. Second, according to the settings in the book, the self-destruction ship can be easily completed with no technical difficulty. Moreover, the relationship between Ludd Zuojie and Ludd is well known to the world. I don't believe that those victims will not fight back in the same way. Those who have carried out such terrorist attacks in the past have always been weak parties (because they are not afraid of being retaliated in the same way, because they do not need to). No strong person uses this method, just because you have no bottom line, and your enemies have no bottom line. And if other giant companies can't prevent this kind of terrorist attack, then you, Lourdes, definitely can't prevent it either. It's really so amazing! The regular army was beaten to pieces by terrorists on the frontal battlefield. Compared with the self-destruct ship, I don't see the need for the existence of any other battleship!

It's good-looking, the plot is reasonable, especially the background world view, each has its own characteristics, and the depiction is very immersive. The protagonist is upright and humorous. At the same time, the thinking and reflection on the world increases the thickness of the world. It is no longer a flat assembly line. It is the best science fiction novel I have ever read! Must have perfect score. After reading about three hundred chapters, I found a poisonous point that was a bit hard to swallow. In order to develop and strengthen, the protagonist builds a colonial planet, but feels that the development is too slow, so he institutes a feudal system and a knight culture system. I really don't understand it here. As a protagonist who traveled from the 21st century, don't you know that the lord enfeoffment system will seriously restrict the productivity of colonial planets? How can you carry out large-scale construction and production? And it will have a great impact on the stability of the regime in the later period. Don't you want to think about the final outcome of the Zhou Dynasty? Then I read the comments at the back, saying that in order to maintain the relationship between the various colonial lords, my brother was allowed to marry 7 wives. Isn't this a pitfall of the feudal system? To be honest, the overall reading experience is quite good. Combined with the game settings, the plot is basically logical and self-consistent. It just feels like after reading this, the author still finds it difficult to break away from the framework of game fan fiction and write his own story.

A good book, a really good humanistic book, well told. Except for the protagonist's super memory, the rest follows the game's settings, giving people a just-right feeling. I hope you can read some starry sky articles in your spare time. Of course, comments would be better. There are too few people reading this book. [Cool]

Needless to say, beautiful A standard win-win and self-interested protagonist. He is not a holy mother but has a bottom line. He is not too arrogant and does not deliberately give the protagonist too much strength to make people feel disgusted. It is a high-quality and refreshing novel.

After seeing this comment, you will automatically join the World Alliance. It is a good book, it has jokes but not bad ones, the humor is not too bad, the writing is very relaxed, and the protagonist is very charming. It is a novel suitable for both new and old readers.

It's very good-looking. The logic of the whole book is smooth, the plot is powerful, the characters are flesh-and-blood, and there is love and interest in being with Isha. Isha is also a very independent and excellent woman, and she also brings great help to the male protagonist. However, the emotional drama is not progressing at all. I don't see how they fell in love, but they trust each other and cooperate. I feel pretty good. The younger sister is a deputy who follows and respects the protagonist, but at the same time, she is also concerned and worried about the protagonist, and sometimes worries about it, while the younger brother is. He is a loyal fool with a single-minded fighting mind. He is afraid of his elder sister. He is occasionally a little anthropomorphic, but he is very interesting. The character creation is very successful. The interstellar adventure is very detailed. The intrigues, the community of interests, and the battleship battles are all faultless. The protagonist is a good person, and the growth of power is very smooth. It can be seen that the author has some preferences, but the plot arrangement is very reasonable, which is great. The only golden finger is photographic memory. It is very small, useful at critical moments, and will not jump out. Summary: It is a rare good article. There are small flaws, but they are so small that they can be ignored. If you keep it in the future, it will be the gold in the waves.

Not bad, not bad, the writing is very good, and it vividly depicts a capitalist boss of a family history company who has no bottom line, who can compromise on anything, who can be betrayed by anyone, and whose oaths are just like farts. The plot is very exciting and realistic, and the plot is also very realistic [Like]

It can be regarded as a good book in the interstellar world. Although it is said to be the same text, I have never played that game, so I think it looks okay. Probably because there are reference things, the weapons and other things in it are written okay. In addition, the setting of the background is a lost era, which lays the groundwork very well. With the occasional illustrations by the author, you can imagine them one by one. Every time I write a review, it will take me at least a year and a half to update it after I finish reading it. Come on! In other interstellar games, there are stories about fantasy or fantasy, superpowers and the like to improve personal abilities. Technology-related things cannot be written at all. If a person is powerful, he can travel in a spaceship.

Tomato Space is one of the best. The setting is relatively perfect. The immersion in the early stage is very good. It has the feeling of starting from scratch. However, in the middle and late stages, the style changes after the power is cultivated. Whether you like it or not is a matter of opinion. I probably couldn't watch it after Lu Zuo's attack. I feel that part of it is There are some problems with the setting, but it may be because I have almost played the Far Planet, and have a preconceived impression of the things that appear in the text in the game. I can basically guess the major plot points later, which leads to a sharp drop in my expectations for the subsequent plot, so I recommend playing the book until I have read it.

I picked it up from the tomato pile, Far Planet, Time Travel, Trader Farming, No Madonna, No Ink, Group Portrait Description, Human Nature Analysis, etc. Except for the spaceship battle which is a bit boring, everything else is good, go for it. [Please update]