Extreme Exploration: 100,000 Meters Beneath the Earth

It's well-written. Perhaps this kind of story is meant to be simple; otherwise, it would seem too clichéd and prone to too many flaws. After all, nobody wants their freedom restricted. Why deliberately expose yourself? Would you just get a bunch of people causing trouble and then get slapped in the face? That would be even worse, unless the author can find a balance.

It shouldn't be exposed. If the country wants everything, then it's doomed. Besides, it's uncomfortable and frustrating to watch. If we have advanced technology, why not conquer the world? Forget about patriotism; isn't unifying human civilization our original goal? Moreover, the question remains: how will the country afford to build a space elevator and a space station? Where exactly on the equator will it be located? The idea is good, and the writing is passable, so I'll give it 5 stars.

We still have enough supplies! Here's a suggestion: The story could focus on the protagonist's exceptional research and development abilities, building upon the system's legacy, and exploring the Earth's core and outer space. However, I suspect the author's writing skills might not be sufficient to fully develop the space resource aspect.

I really enjoy this kind of science fiction. Calling it unpatriotic might be inaccurate, but that's roughly the gist. It's a shame that 99% of science fiction stories focus on serving one's country. This book initially cooperates with the nation for development, but once it's powerful enough, it stops pandering to anyone and acts entirely according to its own will, especially when it comes to…

It's engaging, offers independent perspectives, and is far better than mindless patriotic wish-fulfillment stories. It has both patriotic elements and humanistic themes. I hope it continues to be written; I'll definitely follow it.

It's alright, although it has many shortcomings! I suggest the author rewrite their novels based on reader suggestions; after all, the idea is good, and they shouldn't fail to attract readers due to shortcomings in writing style and plot design!

It's very well written. Don't rush, write slowly, and it's best to write a longer piece.

I read it in one go and found it quite interesting. Keep up the good work, author! It's very well written, especially the exploration of the underground world, which is absolutely fantastic. You have to read it slowly; it gets more and more interesting with each reading. Keep up the good work, author! I'll be following along!

Anyway, I think it's alright. Five stars give me some motivation.

Overall, it's not bad. After all, it's not a pure system novel, so it doesn't offer pure enjoyment. The technology isn't just blueprints either; the author did do some research. The author didn't casually claim that individual power is greater than national power. Individualism is unacceptable, especially since the author has been protected by the nation for many years.