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Interstellar, Empire, Starship Battle (No Fantasy)
I want to read a book similar to "Is it reasonable for a second-level civilization to have two-way foil (Deep Space Catastrophe)".
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The Protagonist Brings Many Starships with Him, Returns to Earth, and Then Acts Cool
The protagonist brings a lot of newly built weapons, returns to Earth, and then plays with the high-tech weapons he brought with him. Is there any book like that? Please!
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Create Extraterrestrial Civilizations and Come to Earth, Regardless of Type
The protagonist creates an alien civilization or leads an alien civilization to come to the earth and carry out technological dimensionality reduction strikes.
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This Is a Cool Novel That Shows Off Its Saintliness in Front of Others and Shocked the World. the Protagonist Shows Off to the Extreme! 🌿
I want to read a book like "The Taoist Temple was demolished, and I had to go down the mountain at the age of eight hundred."
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The Protagonist's Technology Develops Independently and Is Not Given to Everyone. When the Country Is in Trouble, It Will Take Action.
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Although it is a bit naive, it does not have enough understanding of state institutions, the description of comprehensive work and the real state machinery is downplayed, and it is a bit too cold towards social movements. For religious fanaticism and national competition, a reference can be made to the Cold War. (Insufficient understanding of the operating mechanism of modern society.) However, you can take a look and see that although the content is average, the creativity is very good. Support it.
After saving himself, the protagonist won't go to the earth to lick them, right? He will make a selfless contribution and give it up [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
In the future, the protagonist should not lick those people on Earth and give away things and technology.
Let the protagonist directly pretend to be a member of the Mechanicus of Mars in Warhammer. After that, let the robots make clothes that look like members of the Mechanicus of Mars. Then let the male protagonist disguise himself as a member of the Mechanicus of Mars in the Warhammer world. The next time humans on earth see a Mechanicus of Mars that looks like Warhammer world, it will not explode. If it is true, the other side will explode. I thought of the Yuri camp mind control tower in Red Alert, which can be researched and used to use the general principle of control to use the brain to emit a special brain wave to control people.
It's okay, I'll give it four stars, but I have a question. Does a ship-based AI like Gonggong have any agreement or something to ensure that it will not be hostile to human civilization or some legal provisions in the future? Although there is no such thing that allows the protagonist to develop unbridled, and there is such a thing that may be considered to restrict the protagonist, I still think that some such plots can be added appropriately, as long as it does not suppress the development of the protagonist. And I feel that the protagonist is a bit too indifferent to the human civilization on this side of the earth to be honest. Also, except for the initial statement that he is from the future, the messages sent to the earth are all very Riddler-like. It wouldn't be too difficult to explain his identity and attach some evidence, right? But that's okay. After all, this kind of misunderstanding is the selling point of your novel. All in all, it's okay. I can read it to kill time.
Okay, I finally found this subject
I've read a lot about this subject, and the author is one of the few who doesn't lick the earth and has good writing skills.
I'm writing something new, which is good Ai Wen, there's nothing to say.
It's not bad, it's a novel subject matter, I hope to keep up the good work.
I won't say it anymore, I must be five stars [eating melon]
Very cool, this is the novel I am looking for every day.
We humans once had a glorious civilization! Use rules as a hostile civilization? Arms! Curse us earthlings! Makes us humans selfish! How sad it is that human beings are divided and fight on their own. But we, humans, have always wanted to develop a better civilization. Why not? Why not publish?
The writing is ok, with various aspects of performance, especially the reactions of various countries to a strange extraterrestrial civilization. But the protagonist slowly turned into a god. In terms of character, he lost his humanity and was cold. To be honest, I didn't like it very much, but I can't deny that the author's writing was good.
There are many articles written in the same genre, so I would recommend them.
Strange angle, very exciting
It has a bit of flavor and is quite interesting.
Run, silly kids.
Come on, come on, come on
The author can also write quickly
The writing is very interesting, the writing style is good, and the subject matter is quite novel.
It's okay, a soft science fiction novel
What I love the most is the description of showing off in front of people on earth.
Average, okay. The subject matter is interesting, but the writing is not good enough.
Getting better and better, five stars for encouragement, but the update is too slow, please come on, author.
A good science fiction novel, the main content is that people from the future of the 22nd century travel to Mars in the 21st century to open up wasteland and advance technology. . .
It's nice to read. The author writes more and writes more.