The Strong Man's Interstellar/mecha/fantasy Future
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304
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44
Grade
Level B
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5mo ago
Stock up on all kinds of interstellar futures that I have seen, such as fighting and killing/mecha/military academy growth/refreshing articles/war salvation/a sense of power that can feel the spirit or ability of the protagonist.
It's very beautiful, and the cybernetic cultivation flavor at the beginning is amazing! The later retrieval is indeed faster, but in my opinion it is completely complete. A gorgeous world of cybernetic cultivation unfolds, a complicated and confusing conspiracy unfolds, and it is fully explained and concluded. I can imagine that this article could be better, but I don't regret reading it at all. Maybe this is because the lower limit of the boss level is actually very high hhh
Excellent interstellar sweet and refreshing article! Although it is the background of military upgrades, for some reason it reminds me of the military academy upgrade series that I liked many years ago. It's similar and sweet! Another kind of happiness besides the interstellar novel where the country and the family hate each other~ And this article depicts the auxiliary position very well. The protagonist's mental and physical strength are not maxed out, and the object is maxed out, but it does not give the protagonist a feeling of weakness at all! Even if we don't talk about the kind of information advantage that opens up the idea of interstellar eating, you can still feel that the protagonist is very powerful in daily work, and the information assistance work he does is very important and will really change the battle. And the auxiliary position is very popular!
Super super good story! The interstellar background is an alien invasion, between the interstellar and the apocalypse, with mechas, but the main way to save the world is to solve problems through time travel. Very magical imagination~ In addition to interesting plots, Dada is very good at writing about human nature and children. The children he portrays have the three-dimensional feeling of real children (they can be noisy and annoying, but at the same time you can see his innocence and kindness). There is also the complexity of human nature, including selfishness and sacrifice. In the end, the resolution of the war was very comfortable ethically. It did not have the kind of partiality that was anthropocentric and faced humanity itself.
Everything I want to say has been said in the review. If I want to praise it, the rhythm of the writing is very good. Looking at the table of contents, you can see that each subtitle is about 5 to 7 chapters. Although the plot is very serious and knife-like, there is still room to breathe, and Dadai is very good at giving first aid to readers who have been knifed. Orz
It is a long novel with a very rigorous plot handling. The plot, foreshadowing, and ethics are all handled very well. The main character has an accidental physique, and accidents happen wherever he goes. Because it is a long novel, every accident can be written in detail, and he participates in various local struggles. The main scenes are mostly in the third-party zone, and there are many planets with different customs and customs. As the story of where it happened is slowly revealed, it feels like you are getting to know a real world as you read. The continuous small plots are finally strung together into a big main line, and the foreshadowing is very complete ~ it has both the details of the long story and the closely connected beginnings and endings of the short story.
So awesome, so awesome, so awesome! ! Such a large pattern, various positions, and various clues have been successfully closed, which is simply unimaginable. I think this book is almost ready for publication! (In the later period, I was indeed a little weak, but the line was closed)
It's super cool, and has a bit of a hardcore science fiction feel to it. The pacing is very good, and every game brings new challenges and exciting points~
It's not bad. To be honest, it's not what I expected. The characters behind it look completely different from the copywriting. It's too straight-forward and doesn't have the chaotic and neutral flavor in the copywriting. In addition, the topics and inner dramas about Wei Guangzheng's writing are indeed a bit white. It feels like it's just a slogan and lacks appeal, so the full text is not very interesting to read. But it is indeed a very good story! Mission: Impossible is written with details and intelligence. The protagonists are really careful and able to get around. The logical online plot has a grand layout. The three perspectives are not bad. The protagonists are all righteous and ideal. If I had gone in with the expectation of seeing two righteous protagonists, the experience would have been much better, so I wrote it down to serve as a reminder to other readers.
CP is really good, the beginning is very interesting, I really like their interaction. But I feel that after the middle period, after the permanent mark of the estrus period, the plot is a bit unspeakable? Just, there were no twists and turns, all the twists and turns were self-inflicted, and the degree of bonding only stayed at the confession part. In the long and long plot that followed, I kept looking forward to the protagonist's ability to grow or the emotional bond to deepen, but suddenly it ended noisily on the campus line.
I don't remember the plot completely, but I remember that the two protagonists are very powerful. When I saw the war part, I was moved by the struggle.
(Five stars not yet fully booked) I watched it a long time ago and loved it so much ~ a wonderful world view, a very delicate and gentle coming-of-age adventure
Yeah, it's so good-looking. I laughed to death throughout the whole process, and the emotional lines are also very sweet.
After the second swipe to check in, Ma Jiawen was still the happiest when I read it for the first time.
A very shocking realistic story. There is less expected tension in Xiang Shaowen. The bond between the protagonists comes entirely from themselves, and Xiang Shao's identity is more like the social background that brings trouble. But it is a very beautiful story, and their love far exceeds any set bond. It is a kind of primitive and natural love and beauty. It takes at least Chapter 130 for Shou to truly grow up. His character in the early stages is indeed not likable (to be honest, it is also true in the later stages), but I feel that the charm of this article no longer requires a perfectly likable protagonist to achieve. His weakness and stupidity in a sense highlight the power of life. But the final growth line is also really well written, and all doubts will be revealed in the end and turned into touching moments. No loss in investing!
Love this story! It has the author's consistent feeling of passionate fighting ~ it may indeed be a bit short, the talent gold finger is relatively large, and the protagonist upgrades and grows very quickly, so the growth process is not particularly exciting, but the brisk upgrade stamp line together supports the time travel copy, and it is a very complete and enjoyable short story. I don't think it's a bad ending. The ending clearly echoes the clues of the full text. It should be a well-thought-out design~
The characters are very interesting, and the tension is also very high~ However, the plot feels a bit thin relatively speaking, and it is handled lightly. I originally thought that there would be some depth behind the fierce madness, but now it feels a bit weak.
4.5 Stars! A very wonderful article, with a sense of madness and absurdity about the end of mankind, and the writing style has a magical nonsensical flavor. It is not a typical Jinjiang novel. The protagonist is swept away by the times and struggles, but it has a sense of reality in the absurdity.