Spirit Swords Clash with Railguns: The First Cultivation Space War

Although both sides have not yet reached the top level of combat power, the theme of looking at the world from the perspective of small characters is really novel. There is no protagonist and no golden finger. It is a complete explanation of the two aspects of cultivation and science. After reading it, it makes people think deeply. Please continue writing according to this idea. Come on, the author 👍

Some thoughts from an old bookworm to the author: Advantages: The story world structure is good, the first few dozen chapters develop a good world view, the story rhythm is suitable, and the combat power is well controlled. It is probably an outline. Disadvantages: The character description is slightly poor, the character's personality is not outstanding, and it is not easy to remember. The writing style is moderate and the writing style needs to be improved. Summary: You can make do with it. If the author can improve his writing skills, this book will have a chance of becoming a hit. Tomato personal rating reference (Ten Days/The God of Play, 9.9) (The Foolish Play of the Gods/The Lost City of Strange Beasts, etc. 9.8) (Zhan Shen/Tian Yuan, etc. 9.7) This book is 9.3

Very nice to look at. I hope the author will update it soon. I have a few questions. One is this civilization. What level of civilization is it? This is what kind of system this civilization is? Socialist system. Imperialist system or capitalist system? , Half-capitalist, half-socialist system, are other new systems. , Can you introduce it in detail. Basic functions of weapons and some items

The alliance has a militarist parliamentary system, uses war victory to suppress internal conflicts, and has strong scientific research capabilities. However, the basic information has been cleared up by the world of immortality cultivators. Superior troops are mass-produced and recyclable. Weapons can be upgraded quickly, weaknesses can be quickly promoted after identification, and they are extremely good at attrition warfare. The disadvantage is that it is afraid of being penetrated and decapitated, and it is easy for internal problems to occur. The current resistance in the world of immortal cultivation is the righteous monks. There are three types of sword cultivators, magic cultivators and weapon cultivators on the scene. The demon clan, demons and casual cultivators are still in the dark. The Federation has not even figured out the classification of monks yet. It can only be said that it will be blasted by the cultivating world. Advantages: Strong individual combat power, good at infiltration and beheading, has various combat methods, and is not afraid of being targeted. Disadvantages: The combat power is unstable, the training period for combatants is extremely long, and the strategic depth is only one planet. Now the world of immortal cultivation is dragged down by the mother star. If the mother star is bombed by the Federation, the Federation will face a lot of angry and all-pervasive Nascent Soul monks. In front of the demonic path, one planet after another suddenly appeared, while the righteous path behind them assassinated the management one after another. The Federation cannot defend itself at all, and collapse is only a matter of time.

For me, I have read Star Sea Journey, My Grandfather's Story, Robot WALL-E, My Robot and the End of the World, and other science fiction, as well as Dark Blood Age, The Last Man's Exploration of the Universe, Heavenly Court Lu Renjia, Heavenly Court 9 to 5, Life in the Immortal World, The Birth of Major Systems, and Cun Mang, Lu Tian Ji, and thousands of other immortal cultivation books that are not good writing. The score of this book is too low, it should be above 9.5. The description of combat power is in order, which shows that the author must be an orthodox scholar and not just boasting. It's just that he is too frustrated, the natives are too weak, and the alliance is too fearless to kill others. Let's quickly impose strong sanctions on him.

It's a really good novel. The new theme alone earns it more than 8 points. The writing style is pretty good and not too pretentious. I don't understand why the novel is only rated 6.8. Personally, I think it can be given a score between 8.8 And 9.0.

I have always wanted to make a game in which the world of cultivation and modern civilization collide. I have read more than thirty chapters of the author's book. To get a rough idea, the current definition of this book is a unilateral invasion and counterattack. The story is normal, the timeline and hot points are low, but this is different from the game, because if this setting is not fun, it will end very quickly, so the book also presents a slow-burning effect, with small fires constantly burning, and it is heart-warming. , But it won't have big ups and downs, and the setting of the Nascent Soul's combat power being able to walk in the universe mentioned in the book makes up for my description of low-end combat power. However, similarly, the description of the combat power below the Nascent Soul is too lacking, and I fell into a bottleneck in the early days. I thought that fighting is a matter of high-end combat power. This will lead to personal heroism and low-level monks will be reduced to ant data. Although it is inevitable, it will reduce the immersion in the world. Thank you

Great book! Based on my past experience, either technology crushes cultivators, or the other way around. But in this book, both sides penetrate the political game, and the psychological description of the characters is very exciting. It's great!

The premise of technology is to follow the laws of things. As long as this premise exists, there is no need to fight. Myths are imaginary products that are separated from material rules. They can be the rules themselves, or they can be transcended from the rules. The advanced combat power on the fantasy side plays with time, space, creation, and destruction. If technology breaks away from these premises, it itself becomes fantasy. Technology comes with a top-notch weapon, the Law of Cause and Effect Cannon, and the big boss of the fantasy test has no involvement in cause and effect at all. That's right, the fantasy worldview is a more advanced or incomprehensible level of civilization imagined by people in a technological worldview. The fish in the pond have an imaginable upper limit, but the fish outside the pond have no upper limit. How long will it last? As soon as these things come out, the science and technology side will be hit with a hammer.

After reading it, the development of technological forces is a bit too abnormal, and there is no sense of crisis in fantasy. However, the struggle is well written. I like both pure science fiction and pure fantasy. However, if you compare the two sides, it is difficult for you, the author, to convince me. Five stars.