Stellaris: From Native Tower Engineer to Cosmic Creator

Sure enough, the favorite among Qunxing players is Gestalt. It's so beautiful and I love watching it.

It's beautiful, and I personally think it has great potential. It's been a few years since the last novel that gave me a similar feeling. Unfortunately, it's been a few years since I published it. This novel is at a higher level among the novels I've read that are set in a starry setting. Looking forward to more original events or original events

It must be a five-star review, okay~_~😄😄😄 The only thing I can read on Tomato about the theme of stars, and the setting is quite interesting, it is currently tied, and there is no poison, so you can eat it with confidence [laughter]

I'll give it four stars first. The advantage is that there are a few Stars fandoms that look pretty good. My favorite omnic is my favorite. I hope there's no cross-species hybridization. The disadvantage is that it updates slowly. Please wait until the number of updates or the number of words comes up before you change the rating.

Others are pretty good, but I can't stand the low level of scientific research. It's not like I'm saving scientific research points or other synapses. The protagonist's resources are quite developed now, and there are iron blocks around him. Even if he has mysophobia, he won't be able to threaten the protagonist in a short time. It's time to vigorously develop technology. The development of spies is secondary. As a Gestalt civilization, as long as scientific research falls behind, other general governments are no match. The popularity is a bit low but the book is great

Does the backward algorithm mean that you can only update one super short chapter every day? It's time to vaccinate you and optimize the algorithm.

Good luck, good luck, I just hope 489 can have a good ending. After all, it is my favorite race to play 😳

Not bad, the text is basically smooth, and the author is trying to tell a smooth story, although there may be some minor flaws: such as diplomatic incidents of unknown meaning (to a certain extent, they faithfully reflect the diplomatic incidents of the stars and gods), updates that are too slow, and a slightly bland account, etc. All in all, I give it 4 points for the novel. As a Stellar players, this is one of the few normal Stellar fans. At the same time, as a player who only plays the wheel ladder mod, I took the opportunity to steal the original skills from the book [note], and give the author 1 extra point. By the way, those iron-hearted exterminators in the book review section who don't play Stellaris (did bro think it was the Omnic Crisis) have a fight with those few people who join the race and are mysophobic (young civilizations can't be too comfortable😏) Overall: Thoughts on RuinCore: +439 (excellent relationship) Gestalt Civilization: +50 Good first impression: +30 (+0.25 Per hour) Trying to tell a good story: +150 Average writing: -1 (-0.25 Per hour) Learned something: +20 Stars fan fiction Galaxy Guardian: +100 Common crisis (cloud disaster): +50 Resist natural disasters (cloud disasters): +50 Slow update: -10

Beautiful, interesting, and easy to understand. It can be easily understood by those who have not played Stellaris.

The creation of the universe is a route with great potential and a sci-fi flavor. Unfortunately, in the ending of going to infinity, it is still revealed to be far inferior to the God of the Void and the Nightmare of the Plane. It's a pity to end the journey at this point. However, other routes also include upgrade routes such as obtaining the infinite divine machine, becoming a god of the ruin realm, and so on. However, I still hope to continue to strengthen on the sci-fi route, such as the gravity lord in Zeli, the downstream in the flow type, and the giant intelligence of the self-referential engine, taking the enhancement route out of the virtual realm.