Water Droplets Explode Three Thousand Starships. You Call Me a Primitive Man.

For the meeting of various races in the galaxy, the big bell rings once For the peace of 188 races, the bell tolled twice For the Star Sea Federation formed by 94 civilizations, the big bell rang three times For the grand gathering of 27 civilizations, the big bell tolled four times For the unbreakable alliance formed by the three countries, the bell tolled five times Finally, gentlemen! Ladies! Fellow citizens! For the sake of pure humanity and to celebrate the purified galaxy, the bell will ring ten thousand times! There is no need to understand the aliens, humans will exist forever! We are a natural disaster! Burning Heaven Divine Weapon, activated. Ether phase engine, start Let the disgusting alien aliens be completely purified today!

Tomato is an absolute masterpiece in the same genre. The most surprising thing is that this book also describes the culture of the hostile force. The enemy is no longer a monotonous background board and paper people. It can be seen that the author has built a huge world view. The supplement of the underlying narrative logic makes me feel very good. The plot logic setting is very mature. The description of the hostile force breaks away from the traditional online writing of the gourd baby saving grandpa. After the advance force, the earth will directly face the threat from the empire across the galaxy. Looking forward to the author's update (ps After reading the update, I realized that I had already read the author's previous book. No wonder the book titles are so similar. The author's skill is much higher than the previous one. I ignored you in the previous book. You are beyond my reach in this book [laughing and crying] I feel like the author has enjoyed writing it for himself. The plot of war preparations is a bit slow. In fact, I know that the author wants to highlight the cruelty of hostile forces or the precision of human beings. But there is a compromise. Too much description will definitely cause the plot to be procrastinating. Internet articles must have plot coherence to make them enjoyable. Too protracted descriptions are fatal. The biggest highlight of this article is the collision between two different forms of civilization. Spending a long time describing the preparations before the collision is undoubtedly more gain than gain. If you want to deepen the background, you can write it by interspersing it

Wow, it's so well written. It's super imaginative and imaginative. The plot is also very interesting. It's indeed a cool novel in science fiction. [Like][Like][Like]

The writing is very good, the emotional output and scientism are well described, and the rhythm is much better. There are some bugs, such as those related to modern armaments, and Japanese companies such as Sony actually have nothing at all. They are not as good as Lao Zhong. You can just write Nvidia Airx.

Like humans and machines, possessing AI-like intelligence

The scientists in this book have sharp heads and were infected by the author.

The stuff is good, how can I give the author 100 draws so that he can update it quickly?

Needless to say, I am addicted to reading it for my friends. I went to read this book to its predecessor and found that I still like this one more. I feel that the setting is more reasonable. It would be nice to update more every day [Adoration]

Why I am only willing to deduct one star: It is a rare science fiction novel, much better than the previous one. It is rare to find a novel on Tomato that I can read in one sitting. The plot setting is excellent. Why deducted one star: The routine of personal heroism is too terrestrial and humanized for many of the basic settings of alien civilizations (appearance, weapons, daily items, relationships). Humans cannot imagine things they have never perceived. The description of relevant aspects can be reduced, otherwise it will be very fragmented. Although it is titled Alien Star Misguided, it is actually not a simple enjoyable novel. If you are just reading an enjoyable novel, I suggest you start reading from the middle. The plot is indeed toxic, but despite its flaws, I still finished reading it. It is a good book.

Everything else is good, and the subject matter is very attractive. There are some inaccuracies in the wording, but otherwise there is nothing wrong with it.

So far, there are no big problems. I would like to ask the author if there is no heroine in this book. I still don't like the ambiguous plot in this kind of article. If there is, I still hope that she will be a tool like the one next door, Lu Yongchang. @

I finally saw a new book on this subject.

At first, no one cared about this disaster. It was just a noise point on the map, a small change in gravity, a star in the night sky, until it was closely related to everyone (fog) [smile] The author needs to improve [Chigua] There are some problems with some basic knowledge points [Chigua]

This is the first time I have seen this kind of plot. To be honest, it is well written and worth watching.

The subject matter is very interesting, and I hope to see it centered on mankind as a whole rather than a certain country. However, it feels a bit formulaic, and there are too many meaningless descriptions. It feels like a simple word count. I hope the author can work harder.

Don't look at the name of this article. It is simple and unpretentious, but it is really good-looking. A fan who is lost on an alien planet in troubled times, between stardust and code. When the boundaries of reality dissolve in imagination, when the stars and sea collide with future technology to create sparks of thought, excellent science fiction articles become a special light that shines into the times. It is never limited to "show-off" technological ideas, but also has a profound humanistic core as its backbone and delicate emotional resonance as its blood. In the gap between fiction and reality, it opens up infinite possibilities for us about existence, civilization and human nature. The charm of this article lies in the wonderful balance between "hardcore setting" and "soft humanities". It can build an alien ecosystem light years away - there may be silicon-based life that can swallow radio waves, or there may be floating cities that follow star orbits, but these are not cold concepts. Just like in a certain masterpiece, an interstellar explorer discovered "crystals that record memories" on a deserted planet, but finally realized that "the true memory of civilization is never in matter, but in the care of each other among lives." It uses the "shell" of technology to contain mankind's eternal pursuit of "connection" and "inheritance", allowing hard-core settings to grow in temperature and allowing the future to shine into the present. What's even more rare is that this article dares to be a "questioner of the times." It does not avoid the folds of reality, but examines propositions such as environmental crisis, artificial intelligence ethics, and the conflict of civilizations under the magnifying glass of the future. In a certain article about "consciousness uploading", when human beings can finally store their thoughts in the cloud to achieve "immortality", some people choose to retain the aging and pain of the body - "It is the passing time that makes every sunrise worth cherishing." This kind of thinking is not a fear of the future, but a sober question about "what is a human being": No matter how fast technology advances, we always need to keep the most essential temperature and weight of our souls. It is also good at using "little people" to light up "big times". Compared with superheroes who save the universe, the protagonists in excellent science fiction texts are often ordinary crew members on interstellar cargo ships, teachers in alien colonies, and even robots on the verge of malfunction. They will miss the home-cooked food on Earth during interstellar voyages, fight against powerful forces to protect alien children, and choose to stick to their conscience when technology goes out of control. These small and real emotions make the distant future within reach, and also allow us to see that no matter where civilization goes, kindness, courage and concern in human nature will always be the most precious "interstellar passport". : When reading an excellent science fiction article, what we read is not only the future, but what we taste is not only technology, but also people's hearts. It allows us to never forget to think about the land beneath our feet when we look up at the stars; when we imagine the future, we always guard the glimmer of our souls. This kind of text has long transcended the boundaries of "genre literature" and has no national discrimination. It is similar to the global unity of the wandering earth! Highly recommended. I give it five stars

This is really powerful

I have read the author's book before. This time the work is better than before.

This is the best science fiction novel I've read on Tomato✋😭✋ It is recommended that you jump directly from Chapter 185 to Chapter 193, rest assured that it will not affect the main plot.

Very good 🤓👍, ten or even nine points! 🤓👍

First show, support the author.

Why can't you concentrate people in an area with armored troops to protect them, or tell people in advance to hide underground?

It's not brainless, and the settings are quite detailed and complete. Most of these books are group portraits. It's really different to have a clear protagonist, but it's still quite enjoyable to read.

The evaluation only has five words: Tomato Liu Cixin [Like][Like][Like]

Excellent, I don't know why the rating is so low So watery.

I feel like the author is quite good. The literary descriptions are completely different from the novels in Liushuizhang. I feel that after listening to many Shuangwen novels in Liushuizhang, I feel quite comfortable listening to this one.

This is a more detailed description of each civilization

Too much force, very embarrassing, the subject matter is very good The entire text is filled with code names and exclamation points of unknown meaning.

A great new book. The only downside is that I read it too early. There are only a few dozen chapters. I'm looking forward to the next plot.

The idea is very clear and the plot is reasonable. Although there are some unreasonable parts, it is still acceptable. It is quite good in foreign countries. Many bad guys have no choice but to argue with each other. After all, it is too good [laughing]