It is a novel that interweaves infrastructure and science fiction, and the author writes both parts well. The logic is strict. Basically, the so-called bugs that some readers complain about in the comment area because they don't understand them will be discovered later that the author has actually written them. The behavioral patterns and plot developments between different worlds and different forces all reflect and allude to each other, and the author did not express this in a very straightforward way, which gives a good impression. Will brush twice.
Having read two books on Three Kingdoms, the author's writing style and control have improved visibly. After finishing it, I really feel that I still haven't finished it. I feel that I can continue writing it for a long time, but that will also be a lot of consumption for the author. Anyway, I will continue to read the next one.