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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- Interstellar: I Command Fleets and Celestial Bodies星际：不光指挥舰队，还指挥天体Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is alright. It doesn't overemphasize the protagonist's abilities and explains the intricacies of events outside of war in a simple and easy-to-understand way. The command and combat aspects are handled with great professionalism, making it both exciting and unconventional. The only downside is that it's a bit short! 😂
Tomato even has books on interstellar fleet command! Reading a bit reminded me of a movie called Andrew's Game. Aside from the initial premise of transmigrating into the body of a slacker, it gets better after the first few chapters (I've never understood why most books like to give characters a loser identity 🤦). The war command scenes are quite vivid! Keep it up!
Highly recommended! The protagonist has the ability to command battles, the plot is logical, and the combat strategies are original and imaginative. While the focus is primarily on combat, it's a engaging read. It's exceptionally well-written, and the author updates four chapters daily, approximately 8,000 words a day – incredibly diligent! Such a great author deserves our support.
It's well-written, showcasing the protagonist's keen battlefield awareness and rich background, and also depicting the brutality of war. However, the author needs to refine the outline more carefully, and pay attention to expanding the world-building; taking too big a step at once might be difficult to manage.
As a novel depicting interstellar warfare, it beautifully portrays the sacrifices and hardships of both sides, as well as the emotions of the lower-ranking soldiers. There is no clear distinction between good and evil in war; only the endless cycle of children from different families sacrificing themselves for their country. The science fiction elements are not exaggerated but logically sound.
The premise is novel, and the protagonist's overpowered abilities aren't awkwardly or tediously written; they feel quite natural. However, the writing isn't particularly exciting, and it doesn't create a strong desire to read further. It's the kind of book you can read to kill time, but you can skip it if you prefer.
It feels like something out of Legend of the Galactic Heroes; I eagerly await what comes next. Hopefully, the later stories will not only feature grand interstellar wars but also political maneuvering and character development.
A fantastic Star Wars story; it makes me want to play Stellaris!
How could it possibly be a 6.4? With such an excellent world-building, it deserves at least an 8. Tomato (the author) couldn't write anything better. Most importantly, the plot is incredibly powerful, the protagonist has a deep backstory, and the "feel-good" aspect is a huge plus.
Good book, very enjoyable to read, but I discovered it too early, there's not enough time to read it all. The fight scenes were too drawn out; it's not a martial arts film. I skipped through most of the fight sequences. 😂