When the Stars Shine on Reality

To tell a joke, there is a dark forest law in the stars, and then it was wiped out by the pioneers. It can also be said that it was set on fire. There are also fallen empires that can do this, so the law of the dark forest only exists in the stars with suspicion of low-level civilizations. Once the speed of light exceeds the speed of light, you will find out why this b universe is so lively.

As a science fiction novel, you can't care too much about details. It's still a good story if you read it with a relaxed mind. When I read the first 20 chapters of this type of novel, I felt very excited when the story unfolded. But then the sudden taste of Urban Dragon King was a bit overwhelming.

It's very interesting. I read it all in one go. I especially like this kind of situation where all mankind unites to solve the upcoming disaster. Political boundaries are diluted. It's still unclear how the author will solve this civilization. There is a huge technological generation gap. It seems that even if the male protagonist copies and pastes all the technical details to humans, he will not be able to land the technology verification warship before the war.

The introduction is not confusing, and the plot moves quickly and logically. It's over. A good subject was ruined by sexual repression and deus ex machina. When I saw Ash turned into a battleship and cat-eared girls running wild on the earth, I knew it was getting more and more illogical.

It can be said to be a masterpiece in Tomato. The author is not a local, right? The content is probably that the country that the protagonist cultivated in the game appears in the real universe. It's exciting and logical, and the writing is so good that it doesn't look like a newcomer👍

It's a very good book, and the logic is very coherent in most places. Then the writing technique is relatively good. Surpasses 80% of authors. The control of the subject matter is very good. 80% Of the time, I felt comfortable watching it. But I will notice that some very detailed logical thinking is inconsistent with the overall direction and detail control. But it's not a big problem. And the focus of the main character can be a bit strange at times. All in all, it is still a novel worth reading. It's great for people who like this IP. After all, it is also a good food and can be eaten.

Apart from some minor flaws in the early stages of this book, the overall writing is very good. It is a pity that the protagonist chose to become a saint-like human being (a mortal who is born, old, sick and dies). In the end, it is also one of the legendary love kings. It can be seen from the last few chapters that the author has no new ideas for the time being. Regardless of whether it is finished or not, in the past three years, this book has become the best among the best. I am an old bookworm for more than ten years. Most novels have no interest in me at all, but I like this book very much. When a person obtains a heaven-defying empire, how he behaves and how he develops civilization has a greater proportion of philosophy. But there are still many holes that have not been filled. How did the Fallen Empire appear? What happened to the original universe of stars? Even the horizon needle can explore the unknown and fight against natural disasters across the universe. This is the romance of the stars. Also, do you have a little love for Gray Wind and the protagonist himself? I like it, thank you.

The book is good~ but things on Earth are taken too naturally~ Why not travel to the Falem civilization and lead them to develop in the universe~ I skipped through the plot of this novel on Earth~ Only the plot of the Falem people was interesting to watch.

Cool! To be honest, although many people in the comment area think that the follow-up of this work may deviate from "science fiction", in fact this is not a bad thing. Instead, it can only be said that the people attracted by the author's cover title are actually inconsistent with the target group of the work. The work is good. Although there are still many flaws in the description, I think the overall idea is very good. I support it!

A very good soft science fiction novel, worth reading. One star was deducted because of the inexplicable pretentiousness in Chapters 28-29.