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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- Completed
- Length
- 768k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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- Rise of the Stars: My Mech Empire星际崛起：我的智械帝国Alternate title on Fanqie
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Excellent. The protagonist's personality is also very appealing; the fact that he doesn't fawn over the government is a good thing, and there aren't any unnecessary female characters. He doesn't lower himself in front of officials, which gives him a sense of class. The protagonist's speech doesn't come across as childish.
Overall, this book is quite original and the writing is good. However, the later Star Sea arc is proving difficult to conceive. I think the author could slow down the pace to avoid ruining the book later on. The pacing shouldn't be too fast in some parts, especially since the protagonist is a single person.
It's well-written, I really like the protagonist's personality, he develops his own story independently without any unnecessary ambiguity. The pacing is fast.
If you enjoy science fiction but dislike unnecessary tropes like boasting, face-slapping, and romance, I recommend this. It's very exciting; the protagonist builds his own technological empire and conquers the universe.
Please slow down the pace, otherwise the tension is affecting my sleep, unless the author gives me a vial of the gene serum too. The protagonist is testing the civilization of Earth, and I kept wondering if I would be the unlucky guy who gets crushed by a screw falling from the crashing spaceship? "Those who are not of our kind will surely have different hearts," and I felt the protagonist was that "those who are not of our kind."
It's alright. I like this kind of independence, not being controlled by others. Developing independently is great. Keep it up! Is that all? A Level 4 civilization is gone? They should at least have written about a Level 9 peak civilization! 🤦
Let's focus on developing science and exploring the universe, and avoid unnecessary chaos. Don't be a babysitter. Nations have their own destiny, and humanity has its own destiny; let's be less involved. 🙂
It's not bad. It's just that the early single-player portion is a bit long. The author's imagination isn't quite open enough. The most important thing in science fiction is imagination. For example, attack methods, the three great forces of the universe, various elements of nature (metal, wood, water, fire, earth, wind, rain, thunder, and lightning), various dimensions, and the ability to…
This is the second book I've read that doesn't involve Earth 😂. There's no female lead, only a thirst for conquering the stars. But I have a question: Is Earth going to keep them locked in a civil war, or are they planning to unite them?
It's good, but I'm getting a little bored writing this! [Attention][I'm full] 🤭😜🍉🧐 [Got it] 🙂🤭😄😏🤔🧐😎