The End of the World: the Rise of the Empire, Millions of Starships

The author probably wants the protagonist to enter the universe. The reason for this. It's because of human nature. He wanted to unify the entire human civilization. But this is impossible. Even if it is achieved by force. These people got the high-tech weapons he issued. Use it to upgrade your own technology. Will continue to launch resistance wars. Only let the apocalypse be properly baptized. Fight a few more centuries to make them despair. Only the protagonist can establish a unified dynasty. Only in this way will they not resist. And starting a rebellion. Although the protagonist can use cloning technology. Cultured with human genes. But maybe it's to satisfy my own bad taste.

Overall I feel pretty good and the writing is pretty good too.

The structure is clear, the plot is smooth, the characters are distinct, and it is very logical. Sometimes it is wordy and can be corrected.

It started out unclear and nonsensical, but it turned out to be surprisingly good-looking [shy]

Although there are indeed some problems with the early plot handling, we can still look forward to future developments.

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