Civilization: the Age of Guns Sweeping the Magical World

Very good setting, very novel. The personification of the country assists the development of the protagonist. However, there is no clear introduction, only the incarnation is mentioned.

I hope to write more, and the subject matter is new (personification of the country). It's good to read.

The whole book is perfect so far. The only flaw is that if the world view cannot be filled in, don't force it to be slow. Secondly, the story can be more centered around the protagonist, but overall it is very good and has a certain depth. Unlike many bad books nowadays that are illogical, many of the character descriptions in the book, including behavioral dialogues, are impressive. The descriptions of the scenes are also vivid and appropriate, especially the three-dimensional representation of the battlefield situation is very immersive. I don't know if it is because of my good imagination, hahaha.

It's great, it suits my appetite perfectly, the plot is also good, and it's still a country (anthropomorphic), I can only say that I like to watch it, I love it.

The story is very good. This is not a "novel" but the author's abbreviation of the historical process of mankind. The personification of each country is very suitable for the national conditions. No country is perfect and has its own bad qualities. No matter how noble the ideal is, its realization must be supported by the blood and tears of countless people, no matter what the doctrine is. He will inevitably be distorted by human desires. Human desires are like Cthulhu, twisting everything that seems beautiful into a man-eating monster. However, there are always warriors who want to kill it, but in the end they are distorted and corrupted by it. The future path can only be chosen by those who have a future, but there is still hope for the future (this book has been sealed)

I just read it for fun, and then threw it away after reading a few pages. However, I stayed up late for three days to finish reading it. Finally, when I read the final chapter, I was very immersed in the scene. The characters were very fleshed out and I liked it very much. The whole book is of a type that I like very much. However, I feel that the arrangement of Human Connection and Ring World Civilization is a bit abrupt. The author may have wanted to create a large world view, but in the end it disappeared due to force majeure factors. Some holes were not filled. Later in the novel, he became a little impatient? The narration began relatively quickly, and the descriptions of many characters were a little lagging. When I read about 3,000 pages, I felt that I might not have time to fill in the gaps. Chapter 267 felt uncomfortable, but it was well written, really good. From the beginning, your partner who has always tried his best to accompany you disagreed with you on some principled issues, and when you shot her with a gun, it was really heartbreaking. Later, you were shot and then put in jail. The high-pressure atmosphere of Su Wei instantly made the previous feeling of laughter disappear. It was very depressing, but it got better after a few chapters. All in all, I really, really like this book and highly recommend it. I look forward to the author's new work having the same joyful early stage.

It is one of the few novels about the development of other worlds and wars that can suit my taste. Others are not as good as toilet paper. Long Aotian has no level, just like a running account. Just like Dunyong, the main focus is on aggrievedness. It doesn't mean that you can't be merciful, but at least you have to clearly understand the priorities.

This subject matter is quite interesting. The protagonist will sympathize, but that doesn't mean the Virgin can't take action. I have empathy, but I also know how to do it. It's embarrassing. Finished reading. Nice. More [laughing evilly] Let's talk about how the protagonist got his angel wings. Forgot all. I couldn't find it after searching for a long time. Pretty good looking byd [laughing evilly]

This book looks very good, especially the early foreshadowing and the mid-term development. The process is intoxicating, but the ending is too sudden, like a wonderful story suddenly diving and ending abruptly. I can only say that I am very dissatisfied with the ending. If the ending is better, maybe I will give it five stars. Too much for my liking. [Cover face]

Believe me, you will definitely like such a book. It will become your best choice in your spare time and after work. I personally recommend using the listening function for the best effect.

@ I went through it roughly first. The writing is very good, about ideals and reality, the glory and darkness of human nature... To be honest, as a political person, I always think about things in the middle of the night. The author has written this book that combines metaphors and deep thinking with joy. It's just... The ending ended too quickly! Was the author forced to end it for some reason? In fact, I would rather see an idealistic ending (I ate too many knives and wanted to eat some dumplings) but... I can only say that society is always spiraling upward. I am not very satisfied with Hua's realism. I can only hope that the future of OTL can really move towards an idealistic tomorrow.

After reading it, I feel that the writing is very good, but the ending is very sudden, but the ending is very different from other novels, so I think it is still very good to read, but I can't reveal too much about the plot. Anyway, the first and middle stages are farming and development, and there is a knife in the middle, but it soon loses its impact. The final plot is a bit soul-attacking. In short, it is a very good and very good work. Let me just say, those who want to see a perfect ending should not read this book. Although the overall style is cheerful and funny, the ending is really a bit choking, but I feel a little... Well, a little disappointed? I'm not sure, but I don't recommend it to readers who want a perfect ending.

It's very cool to see the protagonist as the mascot and the five good people as the protagonist [laughter]

I have read a book on the subject of personification of the country before. In comparison, this one better shows the character traits of the personification of the country. It is very interesting [Blow kiss]

This book is really good. It is the best one I have read so far. The score of 8:00 is really low. The author's military theory and political theory are both top-notch in Tomato. His control of the plot and characters is also good. The only shortcoming may be that the protagonist in the early stage is too stupid and looks like a mascot. But I can still tolerate it. But in the later stage, I can clearly see the growth of the protagonist. It is very gratifying.

It's all pretty good-looking so far, but the protagonist, the poet, holds There are also good reviews for the stellaris component. I take back my previous sentence. The protagonist is simply born to be united with the Holy Body [laughter]

Very good country girl, makes my brain spin! Love goes to the lovely Brett.

The author is very good at depicting the characters, and while retaining the rigorous plot, there is still a sense of joy that does not make people feel depressed. It is recommended that you read with a certain knowledge of stars and history to add a lot of jokes that you can understand [smile]. Of course, there are gains and losses. Some individual chapters have a bit of a broken character, but overall it is harmless. In summary, it is a good work.

I can tell that the author tried his best. Very well written. It's just that the frequency of wars in this book is too high. For others, there will be at most one or two large-scale wars in ten to twenty years, but this is different for us. In ten years, more than a dozen large-scale wars have occurred. Logically speaking, everyone would be killed. But he can also steam it, even better than white noodles. Then in the mid-term, he led Ying to do some magic, so that I could turn into a sunspot on the spot (I was quite popular at first, mainly because of the xp poke) I actually thought about turning into a sunspot in the mid-term, but after thinking about it, I realized that it was more in line with the character. They themselves have made many monsters in history. In order for a book to be good, it cannot always be beautiful. Because there is always a dark side, it's just the author who writes out this darkness. So my feelings for Golden Retriever changed from wanting to give her five equal parts to wanting to give her a slap. The setting of the national will in the book is also very confusing. But it can also be seen that the author is trying his best to make up a story, and the subject matter of this work is a bit difficult to deal with. Anyway, I support this.

It can be read as a history book, it is very enlightening.

Yes, although the development speed is unrealistic, science fiction doesn't care, as long as it looks good, that's it. The plot is not bad, but because it is described from multiple perspectives, the plot points are very scattered. If you don't watch it carefully, it is easy to think, eh, eh, why did they start a war? Hey, hey, what happened to them? The protagonist doesn't have many scenes now. It would be better if the protagonist had more posts. I want to watch the British and French fight, and then the protagonist can subdue them all! _(:з∠)_

How shameless! I thought it was about traveling through a portal country, but it turned out to be a personification of the country, with a background of stars. The character creation is also good, and the historical conflicts between countries are no problem.

The one point deducted is for the flying protagonist, but it looks good. Well, just speaking to the author, I give it five stars [laughs][laughs][laughs]

I've finished reading it. It's very interesting, or pretty good. There are very few books on this subject, so read and cherish it. There is an element of transformation but it's not obvious. Just looking at the plot, the narrative is smooth, occasionally a bit messy, but it doesn't affect it if you skip it. In terms of characters, the incarnation of civilization is very novel but also has many flaws. Since it is the incarnation of civilization, it inevitably removes some of the nature of a country. However, it is normal for a country to be compressed into individuals, which leads to this problem. However, the problem is the narrative level of the incarnation of civilization in the novel. Take the character Hua as an example. When meeting the protagonist, it is a personal narrative. He introduces himself as coming from the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and says that he has been on the battlefield. But when Su Weier was later criticized for being too impatient, the narrative reached a national level. Most of the time, the incarnations of civilization in the book can do things that transcend their own era, but civilization is divided and fixed according to the era. But to be honest, the behavior of most incarnations of civilization does not correspond to their own era. There are a lot of holes left unfilled, and the ending sucks, but it's still worth reading among books of the same type. In addition, the novel group of He Miao is harder to find than JM, and I can't find it now. If there is a way to contact the author, please help me [laughs]

It looks good. It's really novel to condense the characteristics of civilization into a physical avatar to assist the protagonist, but it's a bit lacking.

A very nice novel. This is the first time I have seen this kind of national personification theme on Tomato. It is worth reading.

It's beautiful, I love watching it, I watch it every day, and I won't stop watching it for 10 hours a day [laughs]

Beautiful, love watching. It's just too little, a bit underwhelming. I hope my mother can show up too. [Sending Hearts]

It's the first time I've seen a personification of a country. It's very well written. Among novels of this type, the author has the most abundant knowledge I have ever seen. Although the title may seem a bit old-fashioned, the content is actually very novel. In short, thousands of words can be condensed into one sentence. So pretty^ω^

Although it ended very hastily, it is still a good work in the political world of another world.