God's-Eye View from the Start: How Could We Lose an Interstellar War?
开局上帝视角，星际战争怎么输
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I feel like this book is okay. It doesn't overly describe the protagonist's talents, and it also makes all the twists and turns of things outside the war simple and easy to understand. It's not ambiguous at all in terms of commanding and fighting, and it has a professional level. It makes me feel that it is exciting and not cliché. The only shortcoming is probably that it is a bit short and not readable enough! [Laughing and crying]
Tomato actually has a book on Star Fleet Command! Watching it reminded me a little of a movie called Andrew's Game. Except for the time travel to a scumbag at the beginning, just get through the first few chapters (I never understand why most books like to give the identity of a loser [face covering]) War command is quite graphic! Come on!
Highly recommended. The protagonist has the ability to direct operations, the plot is reasonable, the combat ideas are not cliché, and there are ideas. It mainly writes about battles, but it is not boring to read. It can be said that it is very well written. Four chapters are updated every day, which is about 8,000 words a day. It can be said that he is very hard-working. Such a good author must be supported Regarding the description of characters, almost everyone has their own characteristics from the side. It can be said that this book is above average.
It's well written, and the protagonist's keenness and deep background on the battlefield also reflect the cruelty of the battlefield. But the author should pay attention to refining the outline well and pay attention to the expansion of the world view. If the step is too big all at once, he may not be able to grasp it.
As a novel describing an interstellar war, it very well depicts the background of the war, the dedication and suffering of both sides, and the feelings of the soldiers at the bottom. There is no distinction between good and evil on both sides of the war, only the children of the family one after another. The science fiction part is not exaggerated and well-founded. Judging from the current two hundred chapters, the pace is not slow, the scene management is appropriate, and it is also refreshing. It makes me feel like I watched Mao Ni's "Jian Ke" back then. I look forward to this book becoming a god in one fell swoop. Our journey is the stars and the sea!
The setting is novel, and the main character's story is not awkward or boring. It is more natural. However, the writing is not exciting enough, and there is no strong desire to watch it. It is the kind of movie that can be used to kill time and can be watched or not.
I feel the taste of Legend of Galaxy Heroes, so stay tuned for the follow-up. I hope that the following story will not only include Hongda's interstellar war, but also political games and character descriptions.
Excellent Star Wars article, it makes me want to play Star Wars
How could it be 6.4 Points? This world view is so good but it has to be rated at least 8 points. There is no better Tomato than this one. The most important thing is that it has a lot of hooks, the main character has a deep background, and the cool writing is a plus.
It's a good book, I enjoyed reading it, but I discovered it too early and it wasn't enough. The description of the fight is too boring, and it's not a martial arts movie. I was jumping during the fight 😂