After Ten Thousand Years of Sleep, Humanity Becomes the Overlord of the Stars!

It was not very efficient. I opened a bunch of stars while watching, very short xenophobia + racial mysophobia. I started ~ to summon Xiao Hui and all technologies (except recycling technology), and then the Earth Explosion Star exploded the entire universe. It ended in half an hour.

The concept is very good and I am looking forward to it. Yi Sui finds out his identity and then tells the villain: What is your status level and what is my status level! You are worthy of standing up to talk to me, so kneel down first! It feels a bit similar to the ancient Roman citizenship system. Some people are born as citizens, and some people want to be citizens throughout their lives. Roman citizens are first-class citizens, and Roman citizens in Jerusalem, Greece, are second-class citizens. The question is, the introduction says that everyone is a human being, so what is the position of human beings in the Great Xia Alliance?

The concept of this book is novel and groundbreaking, and its core point of view, "Human beings are supreme," is eye-catching. The author's external presentation of this concept is remarkable, vividly demonstrating the lofty status of human beings. However, when it comes to the depiction of internal struggles, the setting of "all human beings are supreme" becomes a constraint. The intrigues and twists and turns of the battle plot in the book are missing, like children playing house, superficial. The various institutions appear hollow and weak in the story and fail to achieve actual effectiveness. Although the protagonist holds the highest authority of a series of organizations, his actual significance cannot be seen at present, and it is only superficial. Looking at the "little whites" around the protagonist, due to the restrictions of the citizen hierarchy, the question of whether "little whites" are considered human beings has always existed. If the author can interpret it in depth from a philosophical level, it will undoubtedly add a rich ideological foundation to the book and elevate it to a higher level. Overall, the creativity of this book is amazing, but the current author's writing style cannot perfectly carry its grand ideas. Despite this, it is still a masterpiece of science fiction with great depth and worthy of careful study by readers.

We keep saying it's for the future, but if we destroy the present, won't the future already be destroyed?

[Awkward laugh][Awkward laugh][Awkward laugh][Awkward laugh][Awkward laugh] If humans don't strengthen themselves and rely on technology, there will be no one left. .

The long-term peace has made us weaker. We are surrounded by wolves who have evil intentions towards us. The ruling class has deceived our people. Children are our future, the hope for the continuation of the race, and our last bottom line. We are one of the overlords of this universe. We have absolute force. Now even an unknown person dares to challenge us. , Kill our children wantonly, they must pay the price, we have been fighting since the beginning of civilization, we are not afraid of any living thing, the world built by our ancestors is not for the benefit of a few of you, and we have the responsibility and the right to defend our dignity as human beings, kill them, let artillery fire cover their sky, and let these bastards pay the price!

I slowly finished reading the latest chapter and would like to share my thoughts. The biggest problem is the AI girl at the beginning. I also felt very uncomfortable when I read it. The explanation at the beginning was half-digging. Those who don't have the patience to read it will be more or less dissuaded. Those who can read it can understand why the author writes this way. What surprised me the most is the change in the protagonist's mentality and the way he handles things. It is more appropriate for the transformation of "us" ordinary people, rather than saying that you have gained super privileges. It is necessary to be domineering and arrogant, or to activate privileges in various ways. Understand the origin of privileges, rationally use rights to improve one's own prestige, and use prestige to master higher rights. This is the best solution. The author's writing is quite good, but for the inserted showdown between two people, I don't understand why it is deliberately described. Is it to show the process of biological evolution in this world of the jungle? Generally speaking, there are some flaws, but they do not affect the overall reading. The psychological description of the protagonist and his own changes are very good. The world view is also very large. After dealing with the internal affairs, the next volume should be Star Wars. I am looking forward to it [Chigua]

In fact, when I look at it now, I have a feeling that human beings are happy people. Although there are conflicts on the surface, they are unanimous internally and outward. I feel that to the extent that technology has developed, human beings will still develop their own personalities and enrich themselves. Another kind of communism?

Without riddles, the score wouldn't be so low!

I haven't seen the end yet, but at the moment, it seems that humans only have a lifespan of 2,000 years and difficulty in reproducing. The rest are all high-tech. So, as a human protagonist with powerful superpowers, does that mean he is more advanced than other humans? There are some poisonous points, which is okay, but if you pull it for too long, many people will definitely not see the back, especially when you find that the problem of confusing sentences is serious. My impression is that the plot is very creative and the subject matter is attractive, but many settings were slowly added later, and the foreshadowing was finally explained by new settings. It seems that the author wanted to write something new, but the appearance of many settings actually seems too novel and abrupt, as if they were just thought of and added, and even some are inconsistent and cause new doubts. As well as my doubts about the female protagonist, my evaluation is that none of the female characters who have been in contact with the protagonist many times are normal. They all appear with various flaws and continue to be in the plot. However, because of the identity and political issues of the protagonist, they will definitely continue to stick to these people. The only one I think is good is Bai Ayane. Her only problem may be that she is not a pure human in "Humanity Supremacy", but I don't even think there is much of a problem. After all, "Humanity Supremacy" is a proposition that is beneficial to human interests. Whoever is good to you must have a say. Moreover, the author's plot of "the AI ​​inherits the rights after the consciousness is uploaded" and "the protagonist inherits the human rights of the original owner through soul transfer" has weakened this proposition, and humans have not seen any racial advantages. As the first one to be conquered, the length is reduced, so all relevant links are described simply and neatly. It will not cause trouble for the protagonist, and there is no disgusting point. It is helpful from time to time. Compared with the others, there is really a huge gap. In terms of personality and behavior, I have to admit that I am more like an ordinary person than some pure humans. If those other women really become the heroine one day, I will really be poisoned to death, and what will happen to Bai Ayane? Really a pet? Compared with the overall level of Tomato, this book is of high quality, with ideas and themes, but there are a lot of foreshadowings, and you often have to wait many chapters before you can see the answer. It is not very friendly to people who like to read quickly and don't like riddle-chasing books, but overall, it is still worth reading.