A Disaster for Trillions: I Will Create an Ideal World

Earth is truly hopeless; they've abandoned the Jupiter fleet. If this situation were to recur, Earth would be powerless to resist. After all, everyone should consider the fate of the Jupiter fleet—it has effectively blocked its own path.

This book is realistic and cruel. No matter how capable you are, without powerful connections, a strong background, or a privileged family, it's incredibly difficult to rise in the ranks. You're always at risk of being scapegoated or having your achievements stolen. The protagonist is like that; his life is quite tragic. It's a very realistic and engaging read, but the updates are too infrequent.

The book is good, but the updates are incredibly slow. I wouldn't recommend reading it recently. The first volume is almost finished, and a new chapter is about to begin. It's a space science fiction story, and I suggest changing the title; the current name really doesn't fit the genre. The overall tone is dark, and the protagonist is quite realistic, but still acceptable.

It's good; it's more interesting than those simplistic, lowbrow novels.

The book is good, but it doesn't get much traffic, so I guess it won't be very long. 😏

It's very well-written, with strong logic and a realistic feel, and the language has a cool tone.

Highly recommended. It feels very realistic; people work hard, but all the credit is taken, and if they complain, they're accused of lacking a sense of collective honor.

It's a book that arouses desire; the plot revolves around human nature, and I found the most captivating part to be it.

What a hopeless world, just like reality, rife with connections and backing, exploitation and deception. Most people lack the mindset and planning of a protagonist, destined to sink to the bottom and never rise again.

I just hope it doesn't develop like this in the future.