What Does It Mean That the Stars Have Come to Reality?

How can I put it this way? Originally, this book started out with a lot of settings, which was quite boring. After all, the people who could read it were basically war criminals. Then I was ready to quit. But after reading the book next door, which also started with Xiao Hui. Damn it, author, your writing is so beautiful [face covering]

Will the plot later in this book go to the Milky Way, or will it focus on the earth? Will the plot on the earth be confessed to the higher ups later, or will it be hidden in a giant corporate mode?

Probably only war criminals like to look at their mouths, but yes, Xiao Hui's human-machine feels a bit human-machine.

It's a game: Gray Wind in "Stars" is a rare hard dish in science fiction (online), but there is no "I don't eat beef" Requires understanding ability

It would be much better to cut off some of them and replace them with daily routines. Some nouns make my head hurt. In addition, I hope that the follow-up content will be both civil and military (both civil and military disasters)

It's okay, but Xiao Hui has a slightly human-machine feel.

Okay, okay, war criminals found meal replacements

Why are there so few people watching? Is it a problem with the introduction, the title of the book, or the cover? The author's writing is quite good, but too few people have read it. I'm really afraid that one day Gaba will die. In addition, I would like to ask the author (I have never played Stellaris but have only watched related videos), didn't Xiao Hui and the others' "ascension" come to this universe at the expense of all the existence and information about Stellaris? Then why does the protagonist's own universe have virtual realms and other star-setting civilizations? Isn't this the setting of "Stars"? It doesn't make sense logically. Xiao Hui and the others paid a lot of money to come to the protagonist's world, and then found out that it was just a horizontal journey (the warrior from another universe proved this), and there was no upward movement. It was very strange. It's like it's still within the framework of "Stars", but it's still within it, but it's contradictory to the fact that the universe of the protagonist has the game "Stars". Can the author explain it to me? A little dizzy@~@ @PS0723

A very good book, it makes my brain spin rapidly, ideal type ↖(^ω^)↗

Children, even though I have never played Stellaris before, they all said it was great after watching it.

Xiao Hui comes to my house at eight o'clock, and I won't eat beef at eight-thirty [laughs]

Great flavor, no need for too much salt

Yes, the sci-fi extension of the stars is very good

Will the author also upgrade the dimension later? Ascend to 12 dimensions

I have read more than 40 chapters, playing house on the earth. Stepping into the protagonist's perspective, it feels so slow. But looking at it from a third-party perspective, I personally find it interesting.

The emotional description is quite interesting. It's a pity that there is no scenario of not eating beef [laughter]