Stars************

Rather than spending a lot of ink on technology (or explaining technology), it is better to have more substantive plots. It is obvious that the collision, interaction and even war between Gestalt civilization and other civilizations are the highlights of this theme. There is a slight flaw in the ointment. Players of P Club should prefer the behavior of war criminals than watching beautiful girl posts. They want to see the collision of civilizations, the conquest of iron and blood, development, explosions, the Great Expedition, let the galaxy burn, I am a natural disaster, and the gentle development is a bit boring.

The setting is rigorous and the writing is sophisticated. If you ignore the high-reading technical explanations in the early stages, it can definitely be regarded as a science fiction masterpiece. It describes in detail the exotic scenery that I imagine alien civilizations should have. It is very immersive to read. I wish the author was only 30 years old when I read this book. 10,000 Words, even the first planet with civilization is not finished yet, it's not fun to watch. It is highly recommended for readers who like science fiction and stars. As long as you have the energy to take physics classes and survive the boring theoretical initial stage in the early stage, the subsequent plot will definitely not let you down. )✧

Late one night, there was a power in the dark. Then I clicked on Alice, and then opened the author's homepage. I found that the author had a new book. I clicked on it, and when I came to my senses, I saw the time: 4:00am [face covering] What others have seen: [Science Fiction] [Stars] The [Narcissus] I saw [covering face]

I originally thought that the passage about the Yuanyang was a fantasy and soft science fiction, but later I found out that the author actually brought a heat sink to play with it. A large nuclear fusion spacecraft + heat sink follows the laws of thermodynamics. Haoren () (ps. Although it still prefers fantasy and soft science fiction)

The protagonist's abilities are very creative, and the science fiction part is also very detailed... The problem is that it is too detailed. 60% Of the content is explanations of terms and settings. It makes my head buzz and I feel like I need to grow a brain.

The subject matter suits the appetite, and Lily is also very good, but there are some flaws in the plot rhythm. I hope I can pinch the aliens a little harder [laughing] I can catch the good-looking ones and raise them [laughing] or use their genes to clone the protagonist (such as ears and tails) [laughing]

This book is of very high quality on Tomato. It currently includes Stars and Light. It is not a complete space opera, but has a bit of a hard science fiction flavour. There are no major logical problems, and the description of the social and ideological aspects of civilization is relatively good. Unlike some books that are disguised as interstellar and science fiction and are actually mindless fantasy novels that describe advanced civilization as a feudal dynasty, this book is a breath of fresh air in comparison.

Advantages: ①Cheng Xin? ② Gives people a sense of fantasy similar to when watching Three-Body Problem and Small Breaking Ball ③This is not a brainless novel with illogical logic. Disadvantages: Knowledge popularization is lengthy

What level will the protagonist's civilization reach in the later period? Is the entire worldview a simple single universe or a multiverse? I really can't imagine what kind of civilization is two levels higher than Star Catastrophe in a single universe. Also, this universe supports time travel. Is the future completely determined by the travelers, or is there a certain error allowed, or even if there are future travelers, the past of the travelers may die. I have read the author's previous novels and wondered whether there will be a technological singularity like the super-Turing machine that can solve all problems if it appears in this book.

Knowledge passed through my brain vigorously [face covering]

It is well written and should be rewarded. This book is no longer soft science fiction. It is already very hardcore compared to most science fiction novels.

It's a pretty good explanation of Gestalt consciousness, and the author's science fiction skills are very good.

Overall, the writing is quite to my liking. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] There are also many settings like the stars, and the writing is also quite science fiction. But there are also many shortcomings. Popular science takes up a lot of space, but I don't care about that. In addition, the author has controlled the length well. You write so many chapters from an indigenous world, [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Although you said it is important, it is not that important. You can also add some content about the protagonist! Don't make a sudden change. Hey, hey, hey, don't destroy science fiction. Also, despite this, this has the label of science fiction 🏷, so as a rule, don't add some weird content, such as narcissus. [Like][Like]

The setting is good and the plot is rigorous. It takes me back to the first time I read the science fiction novel "Rebirth: I am a Super Battleship". However, the author could be a little briefer about the scientific research content (because many formulas and professional terms are incomprehensible) (๑¯∀¯๑)

The setting is quite good, but the author can introduce less about the technology. Just put the relevant explanations in the comment area or at the end of the article. It affects reading in the article [Chigua]

I have seen the latest chapter. Although the protagonist's Gestalt cluster is a bit brain-burning to understand, it is very interesting and the themes to be explored later are also very interesting. This is science fiction, a reasonable science fantasy, not the soft science fiction I was thinking of, it's a bit hardcore. There are some minor shortcomings in the content, that is, the writing of the indigenous plot on Gaia is a bit slow. Although it is slow-paced, it can be simplified. After all, readers always like novel things

If you can tolerate the author writing a whole chapter of thesis from time to time and unintelligible science popularization in the early stage, then you will get a perfect reading experience (meaning just skip those chapters that are all about data and formulas)

Finally a new book has been published, it's a good one

It is a science fiction novel with a bit of hard core. It is very good and worth reading. See the non-toxic point here, please feel free to eat it.

The writing is very good, it feels like watching "Noah's Journey" back then [Like]

The writing is quite good, but there are a few updates. I finished reading 2333 in a short time. After reading it, I want to review some good books, astral consciousness, or light up the stars in the dark universe. Hehe, forget about the 4.4 Billion evolution repeat, it is too much [facepalm], or the Gundam of AI Gestalt, but connect the ground to the human union to the runaway servitor. They are all similar. I have read too much, so I won't list more. Hahaha, overall it is good, I can read it.

It's quite to my liking. I think the explanation of specific techniques can be simplified a bit. The writing style of this book alone can kill most Tomato authors. The only drawback is that it takes too much space to describe technical details. Overall, the flaws are not concealed

I hope the author can hold on and don't run away halfway [eating melon]

It's a pretty good book (≧∇≦*) Great support from the author (ง•̀_•́)ง

Wonderful, very interesting, I like it very much. Good luck to the author (ง •̀_•́)ง[Love][Like]

After reading the first 20 chapters, I can see that the author has basic physical and chemical knowledge, and the science fiction atmosphere is good. It is worth reading. The author is so strong 😭. I don't know how to study the history, philosophy, or sociology of science... I'm done watching it, faster and faster... Space opera, 😋. After thinking about it carefully, the author's opening remarks may not be suitable for online articles? (But I personally like it) Have you considered going into publishing...

It looks good, especially the description of some detailed knowledge (such as heat sinks and other details), and although it is a space opera type, it is not soft science fiction. It has elements of stars but is not a complete collection of star memes, and the author's settings really conform to physics.

A rare serious science fiction novel with star elements. Rather than a collection of stereotypes.

Is this still a group of stars? It's almost 200 chapters. I looked at the table of contents and felt that the powerful arc of the giant ship I wanted was nowhere to be seen [crying] The author's pacing is too slow, right? The book about King Xi next door is very good. When does it start in 2056?

Is it necessary to have Warhammer in the later stage? If the protagonist of the stars is Gestalt consciousness, is it necessary to have an extreme xenophobic trend? When will the author be able to communicate with a civilization? It's almost 50 chapters and the protagonist is still wandering around. When will he be able to land?