Dawn over the Starry Sea: Eight Billion Mad Dogs Unleashed

Admit it, you simply can't stand those bizarre aliens. They are different from us. You cannot tolerate the disrespect shown to corpses. Today it eats your family's bodies. Tomorrow, it will eat you. You can't stand living in a world full of creatures that are no different from monsters in ancient legends. Our emotions are incompatible, our logic is vastly different. Coexistence?

😏 Qin Shi Huang was silent upon seeing this, Genghis Khan scoffed, and the nomadic tribes' eyes lit up. The Han Dynasty established a Star Region Protectorate, the Tang Emperor issued an edict forbidding the arbitrary destruction of stars, the Song Dynasty felt like it had gained another powerful patron, the Ming Dynasty sent Zheng He on voyages to the stars, and the Qing Dynasty reverted to its former self.

The author's knowledge that this type of story should focus on ensemble casts already puts it far ahead of other similar works that are essentially just over-the-top interstellar romance novels. 🍉

The following are my personal comments and suggestions after reading up to chapter 72. I think it's pretty good, just please don't write about cultivation. These days, I really can't stand all those cultivation novels. Ideally, it would be a materialistic, iron-fisted beating of psionic natives.

The plot is good, and the setting is novel. While it's true that you can always find fault, I don't think it's necessary. Besides, I want to support the author in continuing to update. However, school starts tomorrow, so could you please update a little more? 🤔

The most crucial element of the satisfying aspect of alien fantasy is the overwhelming technological superiority, where the aliens are utterly crushed. The author should maintain a dynamic process of this superiority, ensuring both exhilaration and plot progression.

The author's writing is good, in my opinion. Extraterrestrial life can take many forms, not just material. Common science fiction life forms include energy life, high-dimensional and low-dimensional life, quantum life, and artificial intelligence. They could also explore advanced high-tech weapons. It doesn't have to be all action and excitement, which can be tiring.

The book is quite imaginative, with various technologies supported by rigorous physics and logical consistency. It tells the story from the perspective of a single civilization, avoiding mindless wish-fulfillment. It's a very good science fiction novel with a strong imaginative premise.

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That's great, but can aliens even be considered human? 😡 I have a racial prejudice.