From the Start in the Stars, I Have a Nation Backing Me!

Interstellar Western Fantasy is quite interesting. The front part is really interesting and very new. It doesn't matter if the modern plot is skipped. As I write it, it becomes the Dragon King novel, one chapter is a slap in the face and several chapters are shocking. The key is that it's not fun at all. I've been criticized for being weak but I've been hiding my clumsiness. Every time I want to reveal my strength, I still hide my clumsiness when my writing style changes. I'm just as unhappy as Cun Zhi.

I would like to ask the author, the thing I am most worried about is whether the protagonist is from Earth? This novel doesn't have anything to do with the plot of um, future flashbacks. Is the protagonist a native of Earth? That's what I want to know. I'm a little tired of reading it. Really, the original introduction was just a cool novel about a protagonist who travels to the future world and helps the country's science and technology develop rapidly. Then it becomes more and more mysterious. The holes are being dug all the time. When are you going to fill them in? I'm tired of looking at these 100 or more 200 pictures. I'm really upset when I look at them. What's written at the end? An empire for a while. The secret, what about the old emperor, and an empire that had existed for hundreds of thousands of years collapsed from within, and then what and what agreement. I really don't understand. No, how long do you plan to keep the suspense going? So tired of watching I read it for a while and reached Chapter 200, and I wanted to know that the homepage label said that traveling between two worlds, supported by the state, right? 200 Pictures, what do I see? The protagonist is the royal family of the previous dynasty of this interstellar empire, or so it seems, one of the bloodlines. Then the necklace of the protagonist is the key to the Nautilus, which is also from the previous one. There are some things left behind, including some mechas and so on. But I just want to know. What does this have to do with traveling between two worlds? Yes, there must be a medium, right? So is the protagonist a person from Earth, or a person from the previous empire? And what exactly is that agreement? Is this a novel that travels between two worlds and a country takes off, or is it another novel? I don't understand how a novel with this theme travels through a more high-tech world, and then the news is spread back to the motherland. The motherland's technological take-off turns into a cultivation system, including elves and orcs. What are the so-called gods? Once the technology has developed to a certain level, it is a god. But this novel has always given me a sense of suspense. I can't remember exactly when it started. Anyway, it was after the protagonist came to the Gerhardt family. It's always been mysterious there. I seem to be reading a suspense novel. A sweet potato that was hundreds of thousands of years old disintegrated from the inside, and the key is that the most awesome thing still remained. Then the meaning of the novel is that the current empire directly signed some agreement, and then directly inherited the entire empire. Ah? After hundreds of thousands of years of technological development, this kind of problem still exists. The key to you is that he inherited it, and then you kept many of the most awesome things. What's more terrible? There is an easter egg on the earth from the empire that once existed for hundreds of thousands of years. So, what is it? Is the Earth the ancestral planet? Or what? Or is it simply a tool ball that raises the protagonist, a member of the royal family? Too much suspense. Shouldn't this be a novel about interstellar travel and technology? Why do I feel like I'm watching a suspenseful part? I saw Chapter 200. I really watched it with great enthusiasm last night. I was very excited and felt very good. It was very good. But today I feel that I am getting more and more bored as I read it. These 200 chapters are more than 100 chapters. From now on, almost every chapter has a suspenseful plot and is digging holes. When should I fill it out? I just want to know. I probably looked at the chapter table of contents and wrote more than 400 chapters. Not yet. Shouldn't the setting of this theme be about traveling between two worlds, then transporting things, making the motherland stronger, and then heading to the interstellar world? Why is it that now the identity of the protagonist has changed to the emperor of the previous dynasty, and then people have been chasing and killing him? I have been living in other people's conspiracies, and for a long time the protagonist himself didn't know what the hell he was doing, or what was going on in the previous dynasty, and then the news and technology transmitted to the motherland became less and less. I took a rough look at the chapter table of contents, and it seems that they haven't been explained clearly at the end. I really don't understand, I'm very confused. When I read this novel yesterday, I really liked it. It scored more than 7 points. I feel that if I catch up slowly, it will definitely be very high, more than 8 points, more than 9 points. But I'm just confused, why does he write so many suspenseful plots? Let the readers guess, all I can think about right now is the protagonist. Is he from Earth? What exactly is that agreement? And the most disturbing thing is, isn't this a novel about traveling between two worlds to make a country take off? Then the protagonist also developed power. As a result, he inexplicably became the heir of a family, the royal family, and the emperor of the previous dynasty, and now he is still being bullied all the time. Ah? I really don't understand. Yesterday I read this novel, which I was very curious about, in the middle of the night. I started reading it until five or six in the morning yesterday, and then I read it again during the day. But does that mean the protagonist is an Earthling? He is from Earth, so why is he still the emperor of the previous empire that has existed for hundreds of thousands of years? Or is there a technological gap in the middle? This empire deleted all technology from Earth before interstellar voyages. This left the most primitive one, and then developed it again into the current one. Why is it always suspenseful? I thought he was the protagonist, traveling between two worlds. Maybe there is a very magical device, maybe something with the highest diploma that can travel back and forth. I can accept what is now a cultivation system, and then there are other races. This can be done with high enough technology and is reasonable, right? But I really can't figure out why the protagonist is an empire that is hundreds of thousands of years old. That's what I heard. What I understand from the novel is that the empire that was hundreds of thousands of years old is more powerful than the current empire because it has technology that the current empire does not have, such as the protagonist's mecha. So how was he destroyed? It's just that human beings have developed for hundreds of thousands of years, and they are also interstellar. Resources are definitely um, but we don't worry much. So what kind of huge loopholes did he have that led to the collapse of this empire? I really don't understand, so I'll give in. Ah? I couldn't help but complain, and kept going back and forth in circles with mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, mysteries, and mysteries, and then the protagonist kept getting beaten, beaten, beaten. I'm really afraid of ending up with a big one. [Cry]

It's a pretty good novel with a clear outline. Some of the novel's settings are also quite novel, such as using a white dwarf star as a core to build a Titan battleship, or the protagonist's black hole-class battleship. Currently, the novel only touches on the four basic forces, and it hasn't touched on dimensional science yet, but I think the training part is a bit tough. (As a rare resource, there should be certain elements or substances that can promote cultivation. However, it is impossible to understand what irreplaceable elements or substances a sweet potato, a rotten street food, has. The main reason is that sweet potatoes grown in small broken balls can also promote cultivation, so it is denied that it is caused by environmental factors), I wonder if the subsequent author will incorporate the cultivation system of Chinese myths and legends into it. After all, sweet potatoes can become rare cultivation resources. So, is there anything wrong with alchemy being included? [Laughing]

An "ancient" ant seeks death in the interstellar empire. After seeing Chapter 53, he was dragged into a dark room and 5 stars were dragged into him. Don't let me feel uncomfortable alone.

Another novel that I read in one sitting. It was too short, and the world view conceived by the author was too complicated. Many comments speculated that the protagonist traveled to the future, so the whole plot had to be a big loop. But now the plot is too short and nothing can be seen yet. It will take a long, long time.

The author's writing is clear, his ideas are quick, and he writes so well. The content is vivid. We should think about the aspect of cultivating immortals.

The plot of this book is somewhat structured, but the protagonist is a little less intelligent and always a little confused when things happen. However, its skeleton is still there and can still be read, so there is no need to criticize it harshly.

In the latest chapters, there is such a plot. Daxia has a monopoly extraordinary system, and then invites talents from all over the world to join the academy. Someone in the post asked "The whole world?" The author's answer: All 56 ethnic groups have been integrated, as well as several others. The old man also said that the people of the world will be united. For details, you can read his reply in Chapter 99. This is the author's personal opinion. After reading his post, please come and comment again, so as not to say that I took it out of context.

A very nice book. I think it is better to say that the protagonist is in the future than in parallel time and space, because the death of animals crossing the black ball may represent another possibility, that is, life passes too fast.

The author's composition is good, and the video message from the family really makes people cry! Five⭐️!