This new book has just begun, so its rating hasn't climbed yet.
A portal opens, and I hand it straight over to the nation.
From then on, human civilization takes the fast lane across the Myriad Worlds:
In the Spirit Cage world, gene repair makes cancer a thing of the past.
In The Wandering Earth, fusion engines end the energy crisis.
In the Three-Body world, cross-dimensional research lets us face off against the Trisolarans in the Dark Forest.
Across low-martial worlds, science unlocks the secrets of internal energy, and everyone learns martial arts.
On high-martial continents, technology merges with martial arts, and qi-powered mechs battle Martial Kings.
In immortal cultivation worlds, alchemy is industrialized, and antimatter bombs blast through heavenly tribulations.
At the ultimate Primordial Realm, we protect humanity and build a Heavenly Court spanning the Myriad Worlds.
No infighting. No betrayal.
Fourteen hundred million people unite, planting the Five-Star Red Flag throughout the Myriad Worlds.
“We are not conquerors. We are pioneers.”
“May humanity thrive forever throughout the Myriad Worlds.”
At first glance, it seems okay, but I feel that there are some repetitive parts. For example, the construction in the Gobi feels repetitive, and the introduction of the first explorer when entering the gate is also repetitive.
Several paragraphs are repeated. The first part said that it will be handed in tomorrow, and the second part said that it will be turned in in three days. The screenwriter of Lingcong is also told to recognize the world. When writing an article using AI, you have to check it at least once. It's so unfocused.