A Contest for All: From Tribal Chief to Ruler of the Star Sea

To be honest, I think there is a bit of a problem with the protagonist's handling of alien races. The elves can be slowly brainwashed like Japan and South Korea, and finally annexed completely. For those in direct conflict, there is no problem in destroying them. A person must at least have basic moral concepts. To be honest, the protagonist is no longer a human being. He is an empty revenge machine. The depiction of the tragic experiences of human beings in previous lives is somewhat flimsy. I will not offend others unless they offend me. If someone offends me, I will offend him. Make many friends and make few enemies. If we really want humans to be supreme, we might as well exterminate all other animals except humans.

[Cultural soft power·nascent buds] Description: We are going through a long-distance race in the name of love. The new shoots bump into walls everywhere and get bruised and bloody. This marathon is destined to be unable to compete for the first place, and it will miss the ranking, but it will strive to grow through exploration. I hope our trip will eventually reach the stars. Effects: Rare subject matter - reader stickiness +30%; sticky readers - unit price revenue +30%; poor publicity - traffic attraction -50%; blunt plot - long-term reading -30%; difference in cognition - pessimistic comments +30%. [Subsequent optional reforms:] [lubricate the plot; overhaul the full text; deepen the theme; seek change...] [Subsequent reforms are not optional (gray):] [Entering the palace on the spot; gurgling, gurgling; victorious soldiers will be arrogant; the emperor's conquest...]

The pace is fast and the writing is pretty good. It's an extreme version of human supremacy. Those who can't accept it will voluntarily quit. I gave it four stars because I think it's too extreme. Some races that look like humans can accept it. Collect some, enslave some, and exterminate some. The author listened to the advice and praised it. The next race will ask everyone for their opinions, and I feel like I have become a Roman. For Rome!

It is a medium-paced article with rich content and acceptable writing style. After all, there are really very few articles about civilized lords written by Tomato these days (the children's guide to civilization construction will actually be updated, although it has not been updated for two months). As long as the author really updates seven times a day, Haji, you guy, I will do anything. Let's talk more seriously. This article is indeed about human supremacy, but for the current three views, it is indeed too supremacist. The main reason is (readers' initial favorable impression of) Lord Elf++, and the extermination without justifiable reasons really forces readers to run away. However, the author listened to the advice, so it is rated as a five-star, and there is still relatively little nonsense at the moment. I don't think it is enough. Whispering bb: Have you seen White Snake and Nana becoming adults? They are so bragging. Prison readers, prison readers, you can't stand it either. Next, it's great to read the author Fengkou's writing about battles. I love reading it, and it's really easy to understand. Even the most strategic games I play can be understood in the legendary zone (Bright Crawl). I look forward to the Elf Queen liberating the elves (?) And giving us orthodox Romans one bushi each.

The plot is well designed, detailing the development process of the entire country, linking to several popular strategy games on the market, and the graphics are very strong. But I think there are still some flaws in the creation of the protagonist Roma. He plays the role of leader and emperor in the country. This kind of role requires leadership charisma. In the game, our perspective is as the abstract national will, which can determine the direction of development extremely rationally. However, in the novel Roma is equivalent to the chairman of the cabinet. Growth requires experience and process, and we still hope to add some emotional changes and growth experiences.

The book is very good. But I'm thinking about a question. In the book, elves are a demi-human race, easy to control and beautiful in appearance. Good potential and long life. It also needs to be basically completely extinct. Then, other races that are different from our own country are basically in the same situation, and they are not even better than the elves. Will it also become extinct? Because the skin color is different, the appearance is different, and the culture is different. And there are many conflicts and rejections. While reading, I couldn't think clearly. I think that compared to the benefits of exterminating the elves as a race, it would be better to completely integrate this race into the country. Why must it be completely extinct? After all, other races can use it, and alien races can also use it.

The plot is very good. After the elves start, humans seem too beastly, because the description of the elves is too orthodox (the orthodox elves are essentially the integration of the advantages of humans, analogous to the immortals here. In the West, the comparison between immortals is elves, not magicians.), But it would not be like this when it was written based on the Warhammer Ada Eldar. Individuals can be so extreme, but as a civilization, extremes can only go as far as xenophobia (complete non-contact with other races means extermination). It is impossible not to be xenophobic and extreme (after the elves are accepted and used as immigrants, it is basically impossible to initiate an extermination order. The integration of elves into humans has become a fact) Earth Alliance, there is nothing wrong with New Humanity. The main reason is that New Humanity does not recognize humans, otherwise Earth Alliance would not defend humanity to the death. In the Earth Alliance, humans have been brainwashed by aliens, rather than aliens recognizing themselves as human beings.

😋[Like] The book is very good, and the writing is very suitable for the appetite. The only drawback is that the protagonist seems to be a bit too extreme. For pseudo-humans and highly aggressive species, the only thing that needs to be done is to kill them all. This is understandable for the continuation of the race. But Tutu's path to annexation and destruction has never been the only one. Humanoid species that are not reproductively isolated from humans and have relatively friendly personalities can be completely assimilated. As long as the cultural annexation is completed and the leading party is supported, and under the triple pressure of force, culture and economy, they are induced to completely abandon everything in the past. All that is left is to give time. They will naturally become part of the human race and become a brand new branch of humanity. The human race can also have extremely high adaptability to various living environments in the interstellar world. But it will be better after reading the comments, so reserve your opinion first and comment later.

The plot is good, and it can be regarded as one of my favorite lord novels. Although the protagonist is human supremacist, I can still accept it if it is maximized and used instead of purely killing aliens. I feel that there is a small problem, that is, the psionic system feels too powerful, maybe because of the strong combat power of psionic individuals. Technology needs to get up to speed quickly [asking for more explosive updates][please asking for more explosive updates]

It feels like a very good novel. The main character is not the Virgin, and it feels like it is developing in the direction of the emperor. However, I still hope that the author will not be too harsh, because it is still too desperate. In the end, everyone still likes cool stories. I feel that the protagonist's second psychic power is well designed. Killing aliens increases psychic power based on hatred. The four psionic skills in total are also well designed, but sometimes too many skills are really too confusing. The best thing is that the author writes four chapters a day