"Report! Behind Pluto, someone is building a fleet!"
"Who is it? There is almost no sunlight in that place!"
Chu Heng suddenly fell into a coma while playing a hard-core interstellar RTS, and then woke up to become a mechanical master in the underground ice sea of Pluto. The base vehicle, resource panel, and worker bee army were all present. He thought he was getting a Lone Star farming script, but as soon as he started the first mine, he discovered that human civilization in the solar system had entered a wartime state, and a human expedition fleet was quietly approaching Pluto.
What's even more outrageous is that outside the orbit of Pluto, another mechanical civilization with a red name is lighting up the jump beacon. Chu Heng looked at the enemy forces sandwiched between himself and humans on the map, and was silent for a long time: "No, I... No, I just left Novice Village, why did it become the defense line of the solar system?"
Reader comments
The beginning of this book is so funny! The protagonist originally wanted to play a quiet interstellar farming game, but as soon as he built the mine, he discovered that there was a war outside. The feeling of collapse that I had to defend the high ground just after leaving Novice Village is so realistic.
RTS game fans are ecstatic, watching the base vehicle unfold and worker bees mining, hardcore science fiction is amazing
This book is very technological. The protagonist directly becomes a mechanical master. This golden finger is very hardcore.
I feel like the opposition is a bit... Is it really hard to see the difference in strength? [Smile]
It's a bit different from the traditional Star Explosion style, and it's not that exciting. After reading it (Chapter 180), the plot is a bit too monotonous. The perspective keeps switching between the dialogue between the protagonist and the system, public opinion, and human meetings. I don't know how I persisted in reading [smile]
Protagonist: I don't eat stress [smile][smile][smile]
Okay, it was a little funny early on
It feels very good, but I don't know why I seem to have read a book similar to this one...
The beginning of this book is so funny! The protagonist originally wanted to play a quiet interstellar farming game, but as soon as he built the mine, he discovered that there was a war outside. The feeling of collapse that I had to defend the high ground just after leaving Novice Village is so realistic.
RTS game fans are ecstatic, watching the base vehicle unfold and worker bees mining, hardcore science fiction is amazing
This book is very technological. The protagonist directly becomes a mechanical master. This golden finger is very hardcore.
I feel like the opposition is a bit... Is it really hard to see the difference in strength? [Smile] It's a bit different from the traditional Star Explosion style, and it's not that exciting. After reading it (Chapter 180), the plot is a bit too monotonous. The perspective keeps switching between the dialogue between the protagonist and the system, public opinion, and human meetings. I don't know how I persisted in reading [smile]
Protagonist: I don't eat stress [smile][smile][smile]
Okay, it was a little funny early on
It feels very good, but I don't know why I seem to have read a book similar to this one...