Name: For the Wonderful Stellaris, Give the Human Federation
Author: Traveler on the Vast Sea

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6.6Score

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Synopsis

When peace becomes a luxury, survival is war Humanity once gazed up at the stars, carrying the torch of reason and exploration. But in the abyss of the forty-second millennium, that torch has nearly gone out. The empire crumbles in betrayal, daemons of the Warp whisper eternal curses, and xenos races greedily devour humanity's shattered domains. And the so-called civilized “Interstellar Community,” with its hypocritical laws and arrogant “protection,” seeks to trample humanity's last shred of dignity. It does not want humanity to rise. It wants only a docile corpse to divide among its members. In this galaxy, kindness is seen as weakness, compromise is treated as a sacrifice, and coexistence is nothing but a stay of execution. Human fleets patrol in solitude, soldiers die in the mud, and countless worlds await the end in silence. Then a voice rang out in humanity's last stronghold, cutting through every hardship and sacrifice: “We once believed in the stars, in treaties, in the future.” “But the future never came. All that came was plunder, betrayal, and destruction.” “If this starry sky cannot make room for humanity to survive, if all things see us as prey and vermin...” “Then we will no longer beg for a place to call home.” Every illusion of the past has been torn to shreds. No more diplomacy. No more compromise. No more entrusting our survival to the mercy of others. Humanity will take up its last source of strength: not the twilight of an empire, but the raw and resolute will of all humankind. “If this galaxy... has no room for humanity's flame,” “then we will make it burn to the ground.”

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A good article about the stars, without any bad jokes about Little Ghost Yun. The main body is the Dyson Sphere battle against the People's Alliance, and the time is chosen appropriately to avoid over-expansion of combat power and excessive early development. The evaluation is for food and can be viewed by Star players.
14 likes6mo ago
It's not a prick [laughs]. It's the kind of star-studded article I want. It also combines the world view well. Please update it soon.
13 likes6mo ago
Author: Travelers, cross-universe colonization, intertwined timelines, all integrated into one. Reader: Isn't this too much? Author: Not just these, but also join the stars on the billions of meters. Reader: People's League? Author: 5 "meter" long war hammer. Reader: 40k? Author: Natural Selection No. Reader: Three-body. Author: And... Reader: Enough! ! !
9 likes6mo ago
Personal rating 8.5/10, Good grass above jelly grass but below ration article. Creativity: The setting of Star Alliance + Warhammer + Multiverse Bubble is quite novel to me. Writing style: Above average, no trace of AI ghostwriting visible. Plot: It's quite compact, one after another. The protagonist has no traditional plug-ins or systems. The protagonist's golden finger is the rear of the Star Alliance, and the second is the data consciousness that followed the protagonist through time. Both are golden fingers in the later stage. It depends on how they develop. Oh haha, I'm dying, mark it
9 likes6mo ago
Not bad, not bad. I have read this author's previous books, but this one attracted me. I would like to give you a small suggestion. You can optimize the chapters. First, the number of words in the chapters is too many. Second, the content is too substantial. People who read it feel a little dazzled. It can be optimized. A chapter of about 3,000 words is enough. You can add a few more chapters in a day. Give more spaces when coding.
8 likes6mo ago
The book is very good, but I suggest changing the introduction. This introduction reminded me of some mysterious novels with the title of Stars. If it wasn't really boring, I wouldn't have clicked on it.
6 likes6mo ago
Very restrained writing style, which makes people want to read. I like it!
6 likes6mo ago
Stable Xu Tuzhi, a very real contact between Renlian and Warhammer. I'm just a little worried that the protagonist's personal power is too weak. What should I do if someone within the People's Federation harbors ill intentions towards the protagonist? Or if I want to study Gray Wind, read on with questions.
5 likes5mo ago
A smart author writes a smart book, a smart reader, and reads it with a happy smile [adoration] [blowing kiss] [smile] [laughing] [smirking] [shy] This is the book I should read as a smart person. Thank you for your efforts, I will repay you
5 likes6mo ago
There's no need to worry about these things. If they look good, they'll look good. I've played both 40k and Stellaris, and they're both interesting. Why should I worry about these things? I finally came out with novels related to the two games 40k and Stellaris. Please don't give negative reviews~ The circle is not particularly big to begin with. Give the author some encouragement
3 likes6mo ago

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