Superbrain Programmer: From Code Monkey to Ruler of the Stars
超脑程序员：从码农到星际主宰
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It's very good, and the character of the protagonist is also very palatable. It's good that it doesn't lick the official side. It doesn't have those messy female characters, and it won't lower its status in front of the official. It has a strong character. The protagonist's speech does not make people feel childish. To be honest, many Tomato articles these days are always very irritating whenever they come into contact with the official. They always emphasize patriotism and the like, which is very childish. They have a system and are always led by the official. When the official opens their mouth, they always respond to requests. It is ridiculous to act as an official tool. Don't forget who is the protagonist.
Yes, in general this book is quite innovative and the writing is good. However, the subsequent Star Sea chapter is difficult to conceive. I think the author can write more slowly so as not to ruin the book later. The pace cannot be too fast in some places. After all, the protagonist is the same person.
The writing is very good, I like the main character's character very much, and it develops on its own without any pulling. The pace is fast.
I like to read science and technology articles, but I don't like the messy pretense and love stories. I recommend reading them. It's very enjoyable. The protagonist builds his own technology empire and conquers the universe.
Please control the rhythm, otherwise it will be too tense and affect my sleep, unless the author gives me a tube of genetic medicine. The protagonist was testing the Blue Star civilization, and I was thinking, could I be the unlucky guy who was crushed to death by a screw when the star pirate spaceship fell? People who are not from a race that is not mine will have a different heart, and it feels like the protagonist is that race that is not from me.
It's okay, I just like that I'm not controlled by others. It's good to develop on your own. Come on! Is this the end? Is the fourth-level civilization gone? How can I write a ninth-level peak civilization? [Cover face]
Developing technology to explore the universe will make it less messy. Don't be a babysitter. The country has its own destiny, and mankind has its own destiny. Less participation. [Smile]
Not bad. It's just that the early stand-alone part is a bit long. The author's mind is still not open enough. The most important thing about science fiction is imagination. For example, attack methods include the three powerful forces of the universe, various elements of nature (metal, wood, water, fire, earth, wind, rain, thunder and lightning), various dimensions, and reversing (changing) the physical rules. Even time and space can be mastered. You can also look at the Three-Body Problem. A drop of water can wipe out the entire Earth fleet. It is even just a detector, not a weapon.
This is the second book I have read without playing with the earth [laughing and crying]. There is no heroine, only the desire to conquer the star sea. But I want to ask? Does the earth allow them to continue the civil war? Or are you planning to unite them?
It's nice, but it's a bit boring to write it here! [Attention] [Full] [Laughing] [Making faces] [Eating melon] [Exploring] [Understood] [Smiling] [Laughing] [Laughing] [Laughing] [Thinking] [Exploring] [Cool]