Stellaris: Unemployed from the Start, I Take My Wife on the Road as Peddlers

It's been a long time since I read a novel with so many details. I don't want to say how detailed it is, but it has all the details that should be included, especially the psychological descriptions. Most other novels can only intentionally ignore some things and not think about them. In this book, there are many details and psychological activities that I did not expect. Each character has its own characteristics, unlike some assembly line novels that feel like they are all written by one person. Secondly, there is the family relationship. The relationship described in this book is very satisfying. A family should be united. There are so many intrigues and intrigues, not palace battles for favor. The relationship between the protagonist and the heroine is warm and happy, they care about each other, consider each other, and respect each other. Both the male and female protagonists are working hard to live a good life every day. It is ordinary and warm and can be regarded as a fine candy. The plot description is very appetizing, and I personally think it is a fairly high-quality article. On the whole, it is considered pseudo-invincible. The protagonist has skills but cannot be used directly. The first three chapters mainly explain the background setting and so on. They are smooth and natural without seeming to be long-winded. I just don't know why the rating is low, this book should have a higher rating! (Finally, the Cyberlux Military Factory is behind the Suzheng Agreement. According to the game so far, except for the Insect Mother and the Double Disaster Flying (excluding the Insect Disaster), it is believed that there is no existence more powerful than the Suzheng Agreement in machinery-related technology. A simple understanding is that the device in the protagonist's hand cannot be invaded or destroyed by anyone in any way except the physical level, and there are no mechanical entities that cannot be cracked or copied) (If the author has other settings, just pretend that I didn't say it ()) To correct an error, Cyberlux Arsenal, that is, all the golden fingers owned by the protagonist, are in an antagonistic relationship with Suzheng Agreement and are not split from the same group.

It's comfortable to watch, even if the pace is slow, I can keep reading, and I can even imagine the scenes of the novel in my mind [Blow a kiss] Withdraw review xdm😅😅😅

The theme is still very good, but the small flaws need to be constantly polished, especially in Chapter 55. It is suspected that a small hacker from the early and mid-term earth alliance can actually come up with the early stage of the agreement. You don't want to say that a monkey can make an atomic bomb. Other aspects are very worthy of five stars.

It is a very interesting entry point for the subject matter. It cleverly avoids the grand narrative and integrates into the world of "Stars", and understands and witnesses the development and changes of the world of "Stars" from the perspective of a small person. The character interaction is very interesting, adding cyberpunk, StarCraft, farming stories, and realistic satire. Goldfinger is reasonable, and the emotional scenes are not abrupt but make the characters' behavioral motivations more full.

Although the introduction mentions multiple women, in fact, after reading 46 chapters and 150,000 words, there is still only one original wife. A woman who wants to win over the male protagonist. The male protagonist is not a lower-body animal and knows how to weigh the pros and cons. Every choice is usually not emotional but rational. I really like this way of thinking of the male protagonist. Especially the way in which the AI ​​handsome man in Chapter 46 analyzes problems based on the facial expressions of the protagonist. Of course, there are similar descriptions in the previous articles, as well as the descriptions of the land-connected society that draw on the current great beauty transformation, which are all great. This near-future cyber-style world feels very real. [Laugh]

A hard-core science fiction article with a great world view of the stars, and the author's writing style and knowledge are also very good. The protagonist of the current chapter has turned into a nanorobot, and he also wants to turn all his subordinates into nanohumans. When the protagonist unifies the galaxy and even the universe in the future, humanity will basically be extinct and all will become nano-robots. Not to mention mechanical ascension, not to mention that his subordinates still have normal human thoughts, are they still human even if they don't have human bodies? I want to see humans add plug-ins to defeat aliens, not aliens beating aliens, and then humans will perish.

Jiang Feng did not answer immediately, but looked around the workshop. His eyes stayed on the faces of the two engineers for a second, and then he saw the empty beverage cans piled in the corner. There was more than a box of them, all containing double caffeine. "Is the buyer urging you?" He finally asked, his voice terrifyingly calm. It looks like an urban survival story with a sci-fi background, but the author writes that the male protagonist is emotionally schizophrenic at times. In the previous picture, he was an ordinary citizen who was afraid of death and nervous. In the next picture, he turned into an emotionless poker face pretending to be B, a bit like a pseudo-human being. The plot is too long, I can't stand it

After reading it for two nights, I filled up my book shortage! This is a rare authentic science fiction novel. The author should have been a strong writer when he was a student, with strong writing skills and charming psychological and behavioral descriptions. The more I read, the more interesting it becomes. Personal recommendation!

It is a rare and good book. The disadvantage is that the progress is too slow. It has more than 700,000 words and has not really entered the universe. It is still spinning around the earth and the moon. The advantage is that the plot is really good, and there is no plot that seems too watery. Some parts are very hardcore. I have never played Stellaris, so I can't comment on other parts. But it is really good for me as a person who has never played this game to watch it. I would recommend it with 9 points. It's not a masterpiece, but it's worth watching.

With a starry background and a start in the slums of Earth Alliance, cheats are a rarity in the game. The plot rhythm is quite good, and most of the characters are normal, except for the occasional "classic plot", and the heroine other than the wife likes the hero a bit too quickly. But overall, it's good food. I recommend it to book friends who like science fiction.