If You Were Asked to Be an Avatar, Would You Choose Human Beings First?

So cool, so cool! I just love to see the seeds, all for human beings! All for the sake of one's own tribe! Routinely annihilate the traitors and disobedient aliens! [Laughing] Today, we mourn for the murdered negotiation team and the Ash Clan, and tomorrow, we will make the murderers pay the price! Our shared loss brings us closer together! Comrade Feng Hao has tamed the storm rays. Next, the hateful traitor Jack Sally and his traitors and forest clan accomplices have to answer for the shameful conspiracy to attack the negotiation team and the Ash clan! The glory of mankind lasts forever!

Some people don't know what race they are, and they really want to go to Warhammer guys to complain. They are all human supremacists. You can complain as much as you want [laughing and crying]

Not bad. Seeing the dignified human beings being dunked by blue-skinned natives in the original book made me feel uncomfortable. I hope the author can let the aliens see the greatness of our race😡

It's great. I felt outrageous after reading Avatar 3. I felt comfortable after reading what the author wrote. The plot is reasonable. As long as Avatar has traffic, this book will never be popular.

It's very immersive, the plot is also very good, and there's nothing toxic about it. Human government troops beat up the Avatar, everything you want to see is here

Damn it, one of the best and most hardcore books I have read recently. Dual-line narrative + special operations + no brainlessness + no superpowers + no system + purification of alien scum + feelings of family and country, suitable for the physique of human supremacist babies ♥️🤤 Great support for the author ❗The glory of mankind will last forever ❗❗

Knowledge Wen: In the original work, RDA really monopolized all the resources on the earth. The earth is now in a cyberpunk state. The people at the bottom may not really enjoy the convenience of high technology. They may applaud when they hear the scene of RDA being defeated. However, in the novel, the author strengthens the national team, which is another situation. Also, I only express a negative view of Jack's behavior of committing adultery. I don't slander the Na'vi people for resisting humans. On the contrary, I admire them. After all, our ancestors were like this too. But! I said, but the Na'vi resisted with cold weapons such as bows and arrows. I was very annoyed, and I didn't want to think about how China resisted the invaders at that time. Learn from the barbarians and use their skills to defeat the barbarians! The Na'vi people follow Ava's teachings every day. It doesn't matter if they don't follow technology. They don't even use the captured weapons. Why do they say this will destroy our culture! I want to say: If you don't want to pay but want to get something in return, how can there be such a good thing in the world?

People who like human supremacy can read this book. And the writing is quite logical, not just fanaticism. As for those who sympathize with aliens, I think it's better not to read them, so that you don't have to leave annoying comments to hurt others and yourself.

I wrote the book purely because I drew B2's soul-exploding tree on paper after watching the first part as a child. Now that I have the ability to fulfill my wish, I hope to completely restore Pandora and the various camp races in the card guide setting, but let UEG lead mankind to victory. The Na'vi are not symbols, nor are they tools used by humans to reflect on their own sins or satisfy some Shangri-La sentiment. They are people who live up to their name - people who will betray, compromise, be ambitious, fall in love with their enemies, and make painful choices between survival and faith. They are not Ava's vassals and have the right to choose their future.

I don't even treat Man U as an adult, so why do I expect to sympathize with blue-skinned aliens?

Write a review after reading it. Khan still has a lot of troops, and the author knows a lot about military affairs; it has a bit of a diary feel, and the writing is relatively cold. Personally, it feels very good, and there is no so-called killing phase; the rhythm is also good, chapter after chapter is different, and I can't stop at all. So far it's more like "The Aeneid" than the original film's "St. George Slays the Dragon", and naturally, the conquest of Rome is also a thing of the past. Who is St. George? A Roman cavalry officer who was martyred for resisting the Roman emperor passed through Libya on horseback and knocked out a dragon, rescued a girl and persuaded the local residents to convert. If the protagonist is St. George, the Corporation is the dragon, and Pershing is the girl, then it would fit in except for the conversion part. The "cyberpunk" world governed by corporations that the protagonist lives in is really terrible. "Hehe, I must survive." This almost instinctive thought and behavior is not unreasonable. If it were me, I would probably switch jobs to the Na'vi people. Although I think men (at least me) have had a similar "chivalry dream" to some extent, it still makes me uncomfortable, maybe because of this: Let's not discuss here the complicated grievances between indigenous peoples and colonizer factions in history that are not conducive to a clear narrative. Let's look directly at their respective prototypes. The Na'vi civilization on Pandora is better and should be preserved, so it's okay to let humans with advanced technology but willful and greedy defeat - but humans jump ship and become the saviors of Pandora? It's a bit arrogant to tell a colonial story. I feel that maybe due to various constraints, the reflection and criticism it expresses are always off-point, and punching cotton will make no difference. Flaws do not hide its merits, and personal opinions cannot refute its success. Avatar is an excellent work, and this is undisputed. After all, we praise nature for its delightful variety and endless rich treasures. We do not require roses to emit the same fragrance as violets, but why do we require that the richest thing in the world - spirit, can only exist in one form? Generally speaking, I think the author provides a more "local" or more distinctive new perspective to appreciate "alien colonization", which is worth continuing to read. Give me five stars for inspiration and encouragement, and look forward to updates! Oh, by the way, UEG approved, RDA urban area. The original film should be called "Lawrenceian", the allusions are fighting. Readers who want to watch tactical battles may be disappointed. My personal suggestion is to watch it as a space version of "Aeneid".

Very good, the writing is very delicate, but a little redundant. The overall perspective of the article is in the human camp. There is no weird perspective of a gangster. The overall perspective of the article roughly describes the race war between two races for life and death. The plot is roughly divided into two factions. One faction is the republican spirit headed by China, which emphasizes stability, sustainable development, and aims at human survival. The other faction is led by capital in the original movie. They are short-sighted and only care about immediate interests, which makes people feel very high blood pressure. Overall good.

Very well written, readers. The text content in the early stage may be relatively depressing, but the explosive points after the suppressed emotions in the later stage are handled very well. The protagonist's character and ability have a growth curve, and there are key nodes to promote and even foreshadowing to be recycled. All in all, if you are dissatisfied with Avatar Blue Skin, it is a work worth watching. Come on, author!

The newly added settings are all appropriate and not obtrusive at all. The description of other Na'vi tribes and the popular caravan made me feel like I was back in the cinema. It's just that this time the narrative and story are more in line with my opinion. His attitude towards aliens is not that obsessive, and it has not reached the level of causing trouble for himself. The setting of UEG is also more resistant to scrutiny, and finally the heroine appears. Highly recommended, may the glory of mankind last forever.

I don't really like the extreme human supremacy and aggression in the article, but if the extremes are removed, I will like it [smile]

Beat that stinking blue mouse hard😡. If a real earthling dares to hit you back😡, you must slap it twice to wake it up. At the end of the day, you have to say: Lord Earth slaps you twice so you can remember it for a long time😡

In terms of content, the author knows Avatar very well. He is excellent in the description of emotions and action language. He is also excellent in portraying the environment and characterization. Especially from the Chinese perspective, he is a treasured author. Overall, the continuation of the movie Avatar can satisfy the imagination of most people. It is a treasured novel and worth recommending.

Good book, good book. This is the first Avatar fanfic I have read. I didn't expect the quality to be really good. Avatar from another perspective describes the different positions of both sides and the grievances and hatreds. It also depicts the determination of the protagonist. Predation is plundering without deliberately beautifying it. In particular, the alien ecological culture is written very well without deliberately belittling it. It is even a little beautified and is as beautiful as in the movie. Especially the protagonist Storm Rider's cool point is to obtain the sacredness in alien legends. It is really dark and cool. The collision of the two civilizations makes me curious about whether the follow-up will be coexistence or conquest. It's just that there are so few chapters that I can't get enough of it, so I finished it in one day. Can the author transform into a tentacle monster?

The galaxy without humans is worthless, and humans who have lost their faith are not worthy of being called human beings. Drive all the aliens away and leave no one behind. Kill them like crazy. Kill them like crazy. At this moment, I say "For the emperor" (I played too much with the hammer, and Old Man Huang is possessed)

Let me talk about the conclusion first, it is worth reading, but for some original fans and readers who don't like Star Trek, you can leave directly after seeing this comment. You will thank me. Okay, I read a few chapters casually, and also scrolled through the comment area. Let me talk about the advantages first: what I wrote before is OK, it has details and atmosphere, and it is in line with my imagination of the earth in the world of Avatar. The protagonist's behavior is also in line with his personal understanding, "Are you going to fight those virgins on the Internet?" And "Who knows when the water and electricity will be cut off?" This is indeed in line with the character, including temper, of people in the apocalyptic worldview. I'll come back to comment later when I see more. OK, let's continue talking about the shortcomings. Looking at the comments section, there are many book friends who are shouting for the supremacy of human beings. I guess the next step is to directly engage in a pioneering war and then clean up the indigenous people. To be honest, this is very strange: the alien natives are willing to communicate with you, but the company (symbolizing the bloody side of pioneering) insisted on blowing up their home (which is also the ancestral grave) to mine. Afterwards, they scored twice. It is normal for people to resist the invasion. Why do we need to invest manpower, material and financial resources in such a game that can be fought but is completely unnecessary? Not to mention that the condition of the earth has almost turned into a coffin. It is really uneconomical to start a war against the outside world... Pioneering has a bloody side, but it also has a positive side. When I read a few more chapters in the future, if I see anything outrageous, I will still come back to review it. Overall, from what I've seen so far, it's pretty good. (I said people of different races can be friends and explore the world together. Did you hear me?) (Puts on a King Jim face)

It has a clear spiritual core of human survivalism. The characters throughout the story are three-dimensional and the logic is clear. There is a restoration of the original Avatar and a serious thinking based on reality. It does not have the artificiality of being generous to others but is full of "cold profit considerations" that belong to adults, but it does not lose ideals and passionate romance. Even if you have not read Avatar, you can read it as a novel about fighting for hegemony in another world if you understand some of the settings.

It is certainly a just act worthy of sympathy for the invaded to resist the aggression. But at this moment, as a human being, I will only stand on the standpoint of human beings, and everything we do will be justice. Those who are not of my race must have different minds. [Punch out][Punch out][Punch out]

The character creation in the front is pretty good, but when it comes to the Na'vi side, there are no normal people. Advent π, lover π, war mad π, cold noodles π... In short, there is no one who can unite the Na'vi people to fight and talk with humans. But the protagonist is really happy here. It was so miserable when he was tortured by Jack in the front, and it was so cool to beat the Na'vi people in the back.

The author's writing style is pretty good for a novice per capita. It does not belong to the fast food category, but now I see that the overall level of Chapter 45 is excellent. The only shortcoming that is not a shortcoming is that the initial preparation is too slow. It is only after more than ten chapters that we know what the main plot is.

The writing is very good. One chapter has as many words as three chapters. It is organized and logical. It uses a system to defeat Pandora.

The overall plot is quite immersive at first glance, and the story structure is also considered top-notch. What I feel is that the author wants to write a two-line narrative, but I don't know if it is the end of the earth plot or if it will be mentioned in the follow-up and has not been written yet. Secondly, the heroism of a normal science fiction novel is also written with the author's own characteristics. In terms of story, the first few chapters may be relatively depressing, but in the middle and later stages, the G-spots become denser. It is also a very good fan about Avatar on Western Persimmon (personal opinion).

I think this book is outstanding not entirely because it completes the plot of human victory that does not exist in the movie, but because "the deified nature" has been attacked. Nature is cruel, nature is cold-blooded, and nature is anti-human. What did nature do in the four billion years before humans were born? It caused five mass extinction events. The glacial event at the end of the Ordovician killed about 85 percent of all species. Anoxic events in the late Devonian killed about seventy percent of all species. Siberian volcanic eruptions at the end of the Permian killed about ninety-five percent of all species. Climate changes at the end of the Triassic killed about 80 percent of all species. An asteroid impact at the end of the Cretaceous killed approximately 76 percent of all species. These five mass extinction events are the norm. The history of life on earth is basically a history of uninterrupted massacres. All living things kill other living things, and all living things are killed, preyed on, parasitized, and diseased by other living things. These things - these things are not "natural imbalances." They are nature itself. Nature can do such things, but other species can do it, but humans can't? What have humans done? Humans invented antibiotics. Humans invented vaccines. Humans invented agriculture. Humans invented water conservancy projects. Humans invented weather forecasting. Humans invented the earthquake early warning system. Humanity invented the asteroid defense plan. Humans have completely eradicated smallpox from the earth. Humanity has driven polio to the brink of extinction. Human beings have increased the average life span from thirty years to seventy years. Humanity has reduced the infant mortality rate from 30% to 0.3%. Humans are the only species on earth that defy nature. Transform a world full of hunger, disease, death, and extinction into a world that humans can live in, endure, and call "home."

The first 50 chapters are not bad. It is an expansion based on the world view of Avatar, and integrates the remaining influence of our side that has been forgotten by the byd production team. Its connection is not rigid, the values ​​are correct, its character creation and story advancement are logically coherent, and the detailed armaments and physical aspects are relatively weak. It is guessed that the author exploits strengths and avoids weaknesses. My initial impression is that it is a stable and preferred book for coalition government development. The actual quality is about 8.7 (Only represents my personal opinion) As of Chapter 108, my humble opinion is that without destroying the encounters between the main characters of the plot, the combat does not need to be like gorillas using ground weapons to carry each other like mold security wars. Ava has magnetic field advantages, and may also have the ability to heat different high-altitude atmospheres in some areas and disrupt optical lenses. The integration of fire and light in modern warfare will not fail due to a few unstable factors. With the industrial capabilities of the Wavesat 1 forward base, it is completely possible to launch at least three satellites to fix the longitude and latitude. In peacetime or before a beyond-visual strike, the reconnaissance force will go out for reconnaissance and comparison. The ballistic weapons will be changed to inertial guidance that is corrected in advance. Electronic devices with higher electromagnetic requirements will be downgraded and changed to deal with Ewa's air disturbance correction. At this time, there should be motion sensing for long-range weapons, and it will not cost a few dollars (personal opinion, the specific implementation is mainly based on the author's outline and writing wishes, for reference only.

At present, Tomato is the leading Avatar fan work, and the updates are stable. The worldview is more reasonable and not holy. Not super male either. The content is classic human supremacy, but the plot does not involve indiscriminate killing and connects with Avatar 3. The national team entered the game and kicked RDA aside. The author will draw the pictures himself. It's quite refreshing. The author is very obedient and firm at the same time. The content is stable and will not distort the style of the painting. It has a bit of a hammer flavor, and if you want to see the traitor Jack beaten up, you can come. There are also cute blue-skinned lolita (the author will draw the pictures himself). It can be seen as the Avatar version of the entrance of the national team from another world. Once you hit the radio wave, you will find it very beautiful.

The book is a good book, but the relationship with Avatar becomes more and more distant later in the book. If I have to say it, I think it is more like Starship Troopers wearing Avatar skin. If you don't care about the original setting, this book is still worth reading. In addition, this book focuses on a group portrait perspective, mainly writing about the conflict between two civilizations, and the protagonist's personal sense of existence is relatively weak.