Due to an experimental accident, aerospace engineer Lin Yue awakened the ability to travel between reality and the EVE game world - death without punishment and unlimited cloning. He brought back black technologies such as room-temperature superconductivity, controllable nuclear fusion, and anti-gravity engines from the game, and the country launched the "Pangu Project." Facing the stranglehold of Japan's right wing, Jewish capital and domestic traitors, he led China to take the lead in breaking through the technological blockade, ending the food crisis and shattering SWIFT's hegemony. When the EVE server shuts down, the truth is revealed: it is a proving ground for an alien civilization. Lin Yue integrated the earth, created a unified government, and led the starship "Pangu" into deep space. At this time, a signal came belatedly: "Welcome to the real universe, young race. The hunting ground has been opened."
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A Japanese spy can find out all the information about Pig's Feet, which is under heavy protection, in a few days. You wrote the spy so well, how can this be a spy? This is Zhu's Feet's direct boss, the top figure in the national security. This is when Pig's Foot knows the opponent, and this is not how Pig's Foot finds an opponent!
I read three chapters, and in my opinion, it is the state that leads the team. I won't go into the disadvantages of the state's leadership. I personally like to watch the protagonist grow up, slowly touch it, and reach a high level. The state supports but does not interfere. The state must be a war machine, and war does not require emotions. This makes the characters in the article more rigid and not emotional, and the protagonist seems to be insignificant in it and becomes a tool. For this kind of thing. I hate novels very much. The national team leader is very good, but because he is so good, he has unified resources and unified events, and he will succeed every time he knows how to do things, but there are fewer setbacks. The written book is more like AI, and you can know what will happen from the beginning to the end, which lacks some fun and sense of community.
A Japanese spy can find out all the information about Pig's Feet, which is under heavy protection, in a few days. You wrote the spy so well, how can this be a spy? This is Zhu's Feet's direct boss, the top figure in the national security. This is when Pig's Foot knows the opponent, and this is not how Pig's Foot finds an opponent!
I read three chapters, and in my opinion, it is the state that leads the team. I won't go into the disadvantages of the state's leadership. I personally like to watch the protagonist grow up, slowly touch it, and reach a high level. The state supports but does not interfere. The state must be a war machine, and war does not require emotions. This makes the characters in the article more rigid and not emotional, and the protagonist seems to be insignificant in it and becomes a tool. For this kind of thing. I hate novels very much. The national team leader is very good, but because he is so good, he has unified resources and unified events, and he will succeed every time he knows how to do things, but there are fewer setbacks. The written book is more like AI, and you can know what will happen from the beginning to the end, which lacks some fun and sense of community.