You Asked Me to Test My Vital Energy, Did I Hide a Sun in There?

It's really a fun article, remember to put your brain aside when reading it

Although there are a lot of poisonous points, such as being ridiculed at the beginning and giving himself the codename of Japan's Godzilla (Godzilla's works were first created by the Japanese, sometimes cultural invasion is like this step by step, let you accept it first), and then the classic is a waste of experience in going to school even though you are capable, but the subject matter can be said to be very good

It is very enjoyable to write and very beautiful to read. The most important thing is that it has a lot of laughs. I laughed out loud unconsciously while watching it. As for the plot, I don't want to discuss it. After all, what I read is just a novel, not a literary work. I don't need any rigorous logic. For someone who reads novels when they have nothing to do, the key point is to watch it happily and have fun.

Four stars encouragement Hello author, I have a tip. I suggest you first understand the general principles of nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. There are many confusing concepts in the book. Here is a little popular science. Nuclear fusion is the process by which two light atomic nuclei combine to form a heavier nucleus and release huge amounts of energy. On Earth, a temperature of more than 100 million degrees Celsius and strong pressure are required to fuse deuterium and tritium, and sufficient confinement is also required (my country's Tokamak device is magnetic confinement) to maintain the plasma and nuclear fusion reaction for a long enough time so that the energy generated is greater than the energy required to start the reaction. (So the uranium in the book is a fallacy. The raw material for fission is uranium 235, and fusion only requires hydrogen isotopes deuterium and tritium.) Secondly, there is the issue of the critical conditions of nuclear fusion. As mentioned in the previous paragraph, its critical conditions are very harsh, requiring strong constraints and extremely high temperatures. Because of this, once the critical conditions are exceeded, the reaction will not release energy like fission (refer to Chernobyl). The fusion will simply stop and there is no way to continue the reaction. That is why it is difficult for controllable nuclear fusion to maintain long-term operation (the out-of-control explosion in the book is also a typical conceptual confusion)

It's great. If you love physics, you must read [Flying Kiss]. It's super interesting. The author is great. I will follow you [Admiration]

It's good to read, and it's the same as another book I'm following. The other book is The Sun of Cultivating Immortal Worldview.

The angle is novel. Describes how a sun lives in the world [laughs][laughs][laughs]

It's really abstract. I almost laughed out loud while fishing at work, hahahaha~ (PS: Please make sure there is no female protagonist. I see that all the author's previous books have female protagonists. Please don't do this one! Hahahaha, but the male protagonist is so hot, I guess he can't have a female protagonist. I'm afraid that the male protagonist will be able to control his own temperature later and arrange a female protagonist. Please, please don't, otherwise I will really cry to death!) There's another heroine [smile]

As a refreshing article, it is okay to read it when you are relaxing. The ideas are very novel. However, the language used to describe the characters is relatively weak, and I feel that many of them are "shocky" (?). Although I haven't read it yet, I suggest that the author add a little inner monologue and perspective of the protagonist to show the character's growth... I have a good idea🤔. The protagonist is already a god. I can write about loneliness, divinity and humanity😋

It's quite funny and the plot is also very good