Civilization Game: Song of the Empire

So far, there are no major flaws in the writing. The author has previously completed a book of more than 4 million words, "Above the Gray Fog," which was rated 9.5, And there is also an unfinished book, "The Reverberation of the Oracle," which was rated 9.5. The writing is definitely not bad, and the author is not ignorant. There may be some stereotypes, but it is not serious and does not hinder the plot. Let me tell you the basic background without spoiling anything, so you can judge whether it suits your taste. 1. One day on this planet is equivalent to two days and nearly three days on Earth. I guess the reason why the author set this up is for better development. The daily working hours will be longer than on Earth (because there is less time to go back and forth to the camp in the original day and night rotation) 2. There were dozens of primitive people at the beginning, but the first 10,000 people were systematically given two basic characteristics: intelligence and loyalty. Intelligence allowed the primitive people to understand the meaning of some basic words and improve their IQ, which saved the time of teaching and did not look obtrusive. Loyalty, as the name suggests, made the primitive people loyal to the protagonist. While retaining one's own personality and thinking (for example, a reckless person will not become less reckless just because he is loyal to the protagonist. He will be obedient, but will also impulsively express his own thoughts. However, in the end, he will listen to whatever the protagonist says, but the protagonist's teachings and behaviors will affect his future personality and ideological changes) 3. The primitive people on this planet have high numerical values, but the dinosaur numerical values are also high. A bow of dozens of pounds cannot even shoot the scales of small and medium-sized dinosaurs. The nictitating membrane (can be understood as a goggle for the eyes) of a large dinosaur can also deflect arrows weighing dozens of pounds. To compensate, the primitive people can draw a 300-pound super bow (from the perspective of the technology tree, even larger bows can be drawn in the future) and even use hooks and claws as three-dimensional maneuvering devices, which are very powerful. 4. Technology needs to be explored and developed by oneself. First, one has to research the underlying technology by oneself, and then the upper technology tree of that technology can be lit up. For example, if you make a basic dragon tendon bow with dozens of pounds, you will have 180 pounds, 300 pounds, and an unknown fourth-level large bow technology tree. 5. The lighting of the technology tree requires civilization points, and the maintenance of civilization itself also requires civilization points. Civilization points come from the development of culture and civilization, such as creating surnames, and various other things, etc. I'll write this much for now for everyone to read.

This book is similar to Gray Fog. It just leads the people to explore. There are no loopholes in the logical knowledge. It is rigorous and interesting at the same time. This kind of rhythm can really grab the reader's interest quickly, and static electricity generally writes better in the middle and later stages. There may be advantages to not taking a slow approach. Come on!

It's good-looking. The male protagonist travels to a strange planet to participate in civilized games, leading primitive people from backwardness to the sea of ​​stars. The male protagonist has two talents. One is that he can see the entries of himself and his subjects and pass them on, and the other is that he can obtain the talents of the other party after winning the war. At present, the Civilization game is about a player leading the indigenous people to develop on a planet. The players are distributed throughout the universe. The players are not only human beings, but also various types of life, including aliens, plants, etc. Players can wage war against other civilizations, teleported by the Civilization game. Generally speaking, it is food and grass, with "entries" such as infinity, games, farming, and civilization. The author's first work has a very epic feel, especially for farming articles, you can look forward to it. No more spoilers, it's very interesting to watch, I hope the author can reveal more [Start]

It's a good book that resembles Civilization Lords of All Realms. This book borrows some settings from it, but the story is completely different. It's considered a masterpiece of Civilization. I hope it won't be as bad as Luo Ji in the future. It's quite good now.

It's very interesting. The tribal civilization is developed from scratch, and the world invades each other. I feel that the setting is particularly interesting. The protagonist has a wide range of knowledge and is very detailed. I look forward to the follow-up development [Please update][Please update][Please update]

Static Electric's books really gave me a very comfortable feeling when I read them. Sometimes I can tell that some places are not well written, but when I look down, I feel like it's not a big deal. It's very comfortable to read. There are no poisonous points and uncomfortable plots. I hope that Static Electric will continue to work hard!

Although I don't know why this book has such a low rating, it is indeed a good book. The book gives me the feeling that it is rigorous, has no poisonous points, has a great world view, and the setting is very good. It is not brainless at all. As a 6-year-old bookworm, I have passed the age of reading mindless novels, and I like to read books with reasonable settings and non-stupid characters.

The writing is still good, similar to the world conquest of Ten Thousand Realms Civilization. However, the overall strength of the civilization is higher and more cruel, especially since there is no reasonable protection stage, and it can be invaded by people across ranks. The protagonist's civilization never has a good year, and is beaten every year, and none of them can be defeated. , According to the author's setting, it is good that ten people can survive to advance to each rank, but there are too few written so far, and the setting is incomplete. Judging from the current plot, the development of the protagonist is very difficult. This book will not be short of knives, and the degree of headwind is worse than the protagonist of Civilization of All Realms. Although the development of civilization is cruel, the author can write better. If it is too cruel, it will be uncomfortable to read. After all, it is a novel. The protagonist's civilization has barely achieved those victories in foreign wars because of the hidden bonuses on the protagonist's side. It is not considered an ordinary human civilization, but it does not reach an extraordinary level.

I have always liked lord-type books, but unfortunately there are only a few good-looking lord books on Tomato. This one hits my heart. I really hope the author can become popular again. I am also an old fan of the author and have read it for several years. It is a pity that the last book failed. Cheers, author [sending heartfelt wishes]

Static electricity books are as delicious as ever😋 Popular among tomato fans, or maybe it's the title of the book? But I think the title of this book is quite good. If it is really a problem with the title of the book, I think it would be better to add the word "Lord" to facilitate accurate promotion (possibly, I don't really believe in Tomato's promotion) It already has 130,000 words, and the number of viewers is still so small. It feels like the book may have to be cut again, but this may not be possible. After all, static electricity has to eat. But I still hope he can persevere. This is Gray Fog, the third book I can read on Static Electricity after Winter. I also read Civilized Lords of All Realms specifically because of this book. I thought this book was still good to read, but I may not be comfortable with that style.