I Built a Base Deep in the Mountains, and My Girlfriend Is a Gaming Pro
我在深山建基地，女友是游戏大神
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- Awaken Superpowers and Create an Interstellar Civilization in the Mountains觉醒超能，我在深山缔造星际文明Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've only seen about sixty pictures so far, which is pretty good. I hope the later ones don't get into mindless patriotism; neutrality is fine.
They've already gone to outer space, and now they're even cooperating with other countries 😅 It looks a bit fake.
I randomly picked this book when I was looking for something to read, and the plot was excellent. The author's writing was delicate, the pacing was fast, and it was very original. I liked it ๑•́₃•̀๑, and I recommend it. Please update soon! 🥰🥰🥰 Great, I support it! [Add to bookshelf][Add to bookshelf][Sparrow's Masterpiece]
The writing is alright, but I feel the "giving away technology" part isn't ideal. If you don't want to start a new business, it's best to exchange positions, even if it's just an empty one. Giving away things for free will only lead to a broken relationship. The world is bustling with people, all for profit. The best cooperation is through the exchange of benefits. The principles of not accepting charity and providing work relief both tell us that giving things away for free never ends well.
It's not bad; it's not illogical at all. So far, it suits my taste. At least it's better than those books where the author is constantly showing off and getting humiliated (I once read a book where someone supposedly came from a scientific background used their academician status to show off and get humiliated for their girlfriend, spending almost 200 chapters on going to space—completely…
The writing is alright, the only problem is there aren't enough girls; it feels like the Su family has taken over. Everything from now on will belong to the female lead's family; the protagonist is just a tool.
The novel is good. It suits my taste. But could it be set up on Earth, and then create a clone (not the original) to explore the universe? A biological replica that can upload its consciousness and travel back and forth. This way, the original wouldn't be in danger and could continue living on Earth. That would be more appealing.
The idea is very novel, especially in its use of ordinary games to inspire players. The neighboring Zhishen, who had the same score, used a limited-number system and a points-based prize redemption system, but this one is even more ruthless—it's completely free. And it didn't take up any space with the live stream. I'm deducting one star because the protagonist is very competitive in being a simp. Evaluations are up to chapter 114.
5-Star review, very well written. Having a female lead is great; later on, one focuses on offense and the other on research. Also, if alien forces are introduced later, consider gathering the top ten players in the game's tactics rankings, led by the female lead. Initially, they could form a guardian team to command battles, later cooperating fully with nations to advance into space. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.
It's good that it updates quickly, but regarding the part about the lunar base being built, there's no atmosphere or air on the moon, so sound can't travel. How did the protagonist hear the sounds of cannons and machines working? Wasn't it said before that no ecosystem would be built on the moon in the early stages?