Yanhuang Across the Stars: A Level-Nine Civilization Seed from the Start

It's well-written and has a great technological feel. It brought back the feeling of reading "The Great Han Dynasty: A Technological Empire".

This book is truly excellent, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. They fought for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was undeniably too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, White Mask would have been dead after that M4 six-times-powered spray.

This is exceptionally well-written. Keep up the good work, author! In recent years, apart from Lao Niu, no other novel in the cosmic technology war genre has truly impressed me. I have high hopes for you! Don't rush into writing more; steadily polish and update this book meticulously, completing it perfectly. Then consider your next book, aiming to create a trilogy or quadrilogy of a coherent cosmic war series like Lao Niu! Keep it up! You're the future legend!!! 👍👍👍

My dear readers, regardless of the book's success, I will finish it. It's expected to be over a million words. Many readers have said the plot progresses a bit too quickly. This is my first time writing a novel, and I haven't quite mastered the pacing. Please forgive me, and I'll try my best to avoid any major plot holes 🤭.

Great read! It's been years since we've seen a science fiction novel in the "Great Han Dynasty Tech Empire" series; hopefully, we can see it again here.

This is a different kind of high-quality novel; it's one of the better ones I've read. "The End of the Universe" and "Swallowing the Stars" are grander in scale. Some novels score 9 points or higher, and I've read many of them, but I usually can't get past chapter 100 or so. Maybe my cultural level is too low to understand, or maybe the author's cultural level is too high for me to comprehend.

This is truly a national rejuvenation! We reject anything that blindly worships foreign things. This is what real strength looks like. Other novels claim to have amazing technology but still get chased and slapped in the face by the US, with planes flying overhead but they don't fight back – that's not playing around! 🤦

This is a work of exceptionally high intelligence! I finally finished reading it all today, and as I closed the last page (chapter), I couldn't help but ponder once again why this masterpiece exploring the origins of humanity has such a low rating. Is it because its readership is too narrow? Is the content too profound? Or is the story not rich enough or engaging enough? I'm at a loss for words!

After reading 105 chapters, I feel that 6.9 Is too low. It's probably in the top 20 of Tomato's sci-fi novels I've read, but it's too slow-paced. I glanced at the table of contents but couldn't figure it out, and looking at the reviews, the negative ones all say it's because of the favoritism shown to the Japanese that it received a low score. I'll give it 4 stars for now, and comment again after I finish reading.

Emm, to put it simply, the logic follows the script 🤔 Just enjoy the show, logic isn't necessary. Yeah, the details are somewhat omitted, but it's all about the fun!! The suppression of other countries is quite exciting 🤭 Recommended reading when you're looking for something to read.