A Cannon Fodder from the Start? But I'm Forced to Marry an Ice-Cold Goddess

Come on. . This is a design and writing style worthy of a 20-year-old bookworm. The plot doesn't drag on. Think calmly and clearly. The third person perspective is complete. The author has the characteristics of a complete leader. If there is a chance in reality. But there is an opportunity to become a character. This book is very good.

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Well written. Suggestions: 1. Equalization. Since it is interstellar science fiction, most readers also have a G-spot (two-way foil, antimatter and other conventional physical warfare). The subspace and psychic settings are innovative and well-conceived. Although the two worlds are merging, I hope that in the follow-up content, in the civilized war on the scale of the three-dimensional universe, the weapons and defenses of the physical world and the spiritual world will be balanced, and the psionic weapons will not be highlighted... How nbc. 2. Grasp the scale. In this universe, from the division of spheres of influence among the civilizations of the galaxies, we can deduce that the highest levels of seven and eight should also have their own territories. At the scale of this three-dimensional universe: 1. Take level 7 civilization as an example (assuming that the energy and engine technology of level 7 civilization can achieve an average power coverage of about 100 million light years), how many level 7 or 8 are there in this universe? Why is there no advanced civilization in the Milky Way? 2. Not to mention the older and more powerful god-level civilizations that have left this universe. The level 7 or 8 civilizations that still exist in this universe have released black light and insect swarms, civilization cleaning tools that cover this universe, to eliminate living creatures and weaken the creatures in the spiritual world. Can it be understood that level 8 is currently the strongest force in the universe, and many level 7 civilizations are dependent civilizations, or that multiple level 8 or level 7 civilizations form an alliance hierarchy (a single level 7 or 8 civilization can only be annexed and destroyed), then all level 6 or below are targeted for elimination. ~~ I hope that the follow-up content can complete the world view of the novel

It's rare to see this kind of science fiction article on Tomato. It seems like it should be a science fiction article about the rise of human civilization in the universe. It's wonderful. I look forward to the author updating it soon.

This book seems to be very good in science fiction, and it can be regarded as a good book in science fiction, but I think the current readers and ratings are not high. Let me tell you my analysis. There is a problem with the introduction, because I have seen many recommendations for this book, but I have not clicked in many times when I saw the introduction, because the introduction said that this is a world view in a game, and this introduction blocks readers who do not understand the game and do not like it. Remove the introduction to the world of this game and look at this book. This is a normal book under the science fiction category, but the content of the introduction adds science fiction to the category of known games. Those who read interstellar science fiction want to read unknown, high-tech, and black technologies, not the known mature game world. It is okay to add the world view of the game world, but you must know that the introduction is the second portal to attract readers, which determines whether anyone will read this book. I'm about to read the latest chapter of this book. There's nothing wrong with the book itself. But if it's not so good, it seems to me that there's something wrong with the introduction. As I said before, I've seen several recommendations for this book. When I saw what the introduction said about Warhammer, I had no desire to read it. Finally, I would like to give you a suggestion. Delete the introduction to the world view of games such as Warhammer and change it to the content of Goldfinger. For StarCraft content, you can use the Warhammer world view. However, many readers have never played the game, so there is no need to point it out. If you add this introduction, you will only attract a small number of readers who know the game, but abandon other science fiction readers. It is like picking sesame seeds and throwing watermelons. Tomato's most popular interstellar science fiction book is also about the advancement of technology step by step. It does not have a complicated world view, but just stacks up technological upgrades, and it is still popular. Those who like to read this book are also reading science fiction, which is about interstellar civilization, not the world view in the game.

It's a good book to read, and it's a starry sky food for science and technology, and it's edible. Live for this book, don't support it, support it as much as possible

Reminder message The author stops writing, as if a handsome man has stopped fighting; the readers are raising their heads, as if they are waiting for orders. Gaiwen is like a war, and serialization is like attacking a city. If you stop for one day, the barriers will be weakened, and if you stop for three days, the morale of the army will be scattered. In the past, Sun Tzu said: "The soldiers heard of clumsy speed, but did not see the long time of cleverness." This chapter is left unresolved, the foreshadowing is hidden but not revealed, like encircling but not attacking, encamping but not advancing, it is not the work of a wise man. Readers are like soldiers, chasing updates like coins, looking forward to updated orders day and night, as if waiting for the strike of thunder. Moreover, "Soldiers are more valuable to win, not more expensive to last." Wealth is more valuable to continue, but not more valuable to stagnate. I hope the author writes like a sword, and the sequel is like breaking the formation, quickly resolving the suspense, so as to comfort the readers. Otherwise, it would be like using a blunt weapon to frustrate the sharp, and it would be a waste of sharpness.

Overall, it's pretty good, and the technology feels quite good. It's just that the content of 40k is too much. It would be better if you could write some science fiction of your own. [Blowing Kiss] The author has also worked hard.

I hope more people can see this work, the content is really attractive, and I hope the author can persist in finishing it.

The plot is very special and the science fiction is good, but there is a system that should not appear in a heavy science fiction system at all. Judging from the previous pictures, the humans here are definitely under the vision of an advanced civilization (I don't know whether they are dead or not). At the same time, if the science fiction system is maintained, the system can only come from an advanced civilization. Looking at it this way, the humans here are almost like they are in a trial or an experiment, almost like white mice.