Star Wars+Alien+Omnic Crisis+Cthulhu=Utopia
Void civilization? Alien adventure? After being abducted by aliens, Yuchenjiang fought all kinds of punches and kicks in order to return to Earth. He finally managed to crawl back home. Hundreds of thousands of years later, his homeland has changed. Fortunately, human civilization is still there, and the universe is full of crises. Then use everything you get on the way home to conquer the universe with mankind!
(Unfinished, sleeping...)
Reader comments
"Star Wars: Commander He Just Wants to Go Home and Farm" is an imaginative and eye-catching science fiction setting. The protagonist Yu Chenjiang was accidentally abducted from an alien planet and returned to Earth after nine deaths, only to find that the world has changed and hundreds of thousands of years have passed in a blink of an eye. The crises of the universe did not overwhelm him, but instead aroused his fighting spirit to protect his homeland. Using the advanced technology he mastered on the way back home, Yuchenjiang grew from an ordinary person who devoted himself to farming to a hero who led the people on earth to conquer the universe. The book's imaginative descriptions of interstellar navigation and extraterrestrial civilizations allow readers to immerse themselves in interstellar adventures. Between the bloody battle and the collision of technology, it fully demonstrates the tenacity of human beings in the face of crisis, making it a hearty read.
It's okay, the subject matter is very new, I personally think the front part is very nice, but it's a bit annoying
This plot feels good
A very good book
All I can say is that it's okay.
It's still quite promising, but I don't know if it can maintain this quality in the future.
I personally prefer this type of interstellar literature.
Looking at it now, it is very good so far, very good-looking. It would be great if the protagonist could get a nano mothership from the Star Universe. This would make it even more beautiful.
"Star Wars: Commander He Just Wants to Go Home and Farm" is an imaginative and eye-catching science fiction setting. The protagonist Yu Chenjiang was accidentally abducted from an alien planet and returned to Earth after nine deaths, only to find that the world has changed and hundreds of thousands of years have passed in a blink of an eye. The crises of the universe did not overwhelm him, but instead aroused his fighting spirit to protect his homeland. Using the advanced technology he mastered on the way back home, Yuchenjiang grew from an ordinary person who devoted himself to farming to a hero who led the people on earth to conquer the universe. The book's imaginative descriptions of interstellar navigation and extraterrestrial civilizations allow readers to immerse themselves in interstellar adventures. Between the bloody battle and the collision of technology, it fully demonstrates the tenacity of human beings in the face of crisis, making it a hearty read.
It's okay, the subject matter is very new, I personally think the front part is very nice, but it's a bit annoying
This plot feels good
A very good book
All I can say is that it's okay.
It's still quite promising, but I don't know if it can maintain this quality in the future.
I personally prefer this type of interstellar literature.
Looking at it now, it is very good so far, very good-looking. It would be great if the protagonist could get a nano mothership from the Star Universe. This would make it even more beautiful.