Star Railway: They All Seem to Know Me

A rare 5 star review from me. The author, who possesses both literary talent and knowledge, tries his best to be irresistible. If you are willing to replenish your sci-fi thinking and ancient literary literacy while enjoying the exciting articles written by Star Iron fans, choosing this book is indeed a wise move. On the contrary, you can leave without hesitation, because there are some readers who may be a little excited here, and when you open the comment area when you feel blocked, you may be bullied. Maybe we have encountered trouble after all. When rationality and sensibility have reached a balance again, the debris in the gap has gradually grown. When the direction is wrong, even a slight deviation will eventually become a chasm of separation after a period of journey. At first, I felt that some interpretations of the Star Iron system were considered innovations even if they deviated from the understanding. But until this innovation was praised to the sky, I gradually deviated from rationality in the pursuit of innovation, which was really not the way to go. (Comments are free after all, but leave evidence for your own reflection)

In one word – reality. The author is trying to write a complete universe with a destiny, just like the saying in the stars, "The giant has stepped into the children's amusement park." Every high-level civilization is a giant, and the most powerful low-price civilization is only comparable to a child.

The description of a large number of cold numbers more and more shows the insignificance of civilization and people, but the description of the Star God is very good, much deeper than the simple description of combat power by ordinary fans - "You can't feel the gift of the Star God, just like a fish can't feel the existence of water." Moreover, the description of the simulation content is very touching, just like the feeling of reading various texts in the simulated universe.

The author has written down the strength of interstellar civilization. Even if you travel to the past and use MOD, you have to weigh it.

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The integration of the game plot with realistic science fiction, scientific science fiction, and ancient historical systems is very good. If you can continue to write it, it should become a landmark work in fan fiction on the platform!

It's very nice to read. It can be seen that the author has a good knowledge reserve and the various terminology and professional terms are interspersed very well. It doesn't look boring and gives me the feeling of reading game text, which is very good.

Compared with most Star Iron articles, this one is more realistic. Most of the others are mindless articles, but it is actually written that as long as Beloberg is out of debt, it will be a civilization that is only worse than Xianzhou.

Bu Gutiao is a character👍🏻

In general, the author himself is very thoughtful. My impressions from the first few chapters are that he wants to construct a new world view under the MiHoYo worldview. Originally, the MiHoYo worldview downplayed realm, but the author deepened the concept of realm a little more.

The author's logic is very correct! In the interstellar world, the gap between civilizations is wider than the gap between humans and ants. Not to mention existences like Destiny Walkers.

Falling Iron, hard science fiction, wearing clothes, many women. I love reading it - can the author add more? [Sinister smile]

I can't understand it, but it feels awesome

I was so confused. Why is the author of micro-characters so humble? At that moment, I felt like I was reading an interstellar novel.

Good luck, good luck, but I suggest you read it with your brain [laughing]

All I can say is it's awesome. [OK][Learned]

The writing is very good, but it requires hundreds of millions of knowledge reserves.

Okay, it's too cosmic. What is the Star Dome Railway? This is the existence of the universe.

Update, keep updating! Just saying the name of the star god engraved on the wooden board is the hyperdrive, and the five stars are presented here.

It has a high-level feel that I can't understand, but it's so awesome that I want to see it

The author of this book is very creative. Hope it can continue.

I love watching it, the characters are well-rounded and not retarded. This is no longer a 1800s game, this is a real universe, where death is always with us like a shadow.

It's good-looking, with a very interesting angle, but the story structure is too grand and the human story will not be so vivid [face covering]

Although there are a lot of secondary settings, it does not affect the viewing, but makes the story more real. This is a style that is quite rare among fandoms, please update it quickly!

It feels like a twisted student is complaining about knowledge that he often uses or memorizes and wants to stuff it into a fan.

Overall, it's pretty good, but too profound, folks (the author doesn't study space science, right?)

Very well written. But I don't understand the relationship between simulation and reality a bit.

A very good author, he has raised my understanding of fan fiction to a higher level. I may never find anything better than this in the future [smile] It's hard to evaluate, but what I'm referring to here is the self-righteous understanding of some readers. If they don't understand it, they think it doesn't look good. It's really "classic" There is really nothing I can do, after all, not everyone can understand the author.

The idea is very good, keep updating and keep reading. There are a lot of people in Bengtie fandom, but very few have their own ideas. If you stick to it, it will become popular. It's a bit deliberate later on, the protagonist still can't tell the difference between reality and simulation? In addition, I think the relationship with Pella is a poisonous point, so I don't recommend it.

Can! Just a little less