Evil Planet

The book is actually okay, but I really don't like the protagonist's temperament. He's so capricious, especially in the early stages. He's scared to death. I've been given enough resources in the early stages and he's still forcing me. I'm scared to death. If I'm really going to be thrown into a world that doesn't give you anything, he'll be scared to death by himself.

This book is really terrible, I haven't read it yet

Can the author survive? I'm afraid of eunuchs

I saw the chapters before they were put on the shelf (I was a bit disappointed in reading later, so I read some pirated copies), and I really liked the style. At first, people around me asked the hero if he wanted to return to the battlefield and the style of the battlefield planets, which reminded me of Dead Space. I read it with interest. It was quite good, but the character of the hero was not decisive enough, or did he not dare to kill people? Anyway, except for the micro-nuclear bombs (nuclear bombs, I think) that killed a few killers on Earth, there was nothing left. . . Then the pace of the article is a bit fast, and the writing is quite hasty. For example, the card collector's game could have a larger world view, and then grind out one or two hundred chapters to link it with the following layers. However, the author has just reached the eighth level here (it's pretty fast, obviously the first few levels can also be slowly grinded), and then the battlefield planet stage is gone? ? ? All in all, it's a good read, but it doesn't stand up to careful reading because the details are a bit rough (it was obviously good at the beginning, but I flipped the table). Anyway, you don't have to be too cerebral when reading novels. It's pretty good. I hope the author will publish a new book soon (don't write it in leaps and bounds, it always feels incomplete👿)

That battle shell is actually a powered exoskeleton armor, with a different name.

Damn it, was my comment eaten?

After reading a few chapters, I can only say that the protagonist does not look like a college student at all. I messed around without knowing it clearly, and I had to explain it to my classmates even though I was sure it wasn't a dream.

Cosmic civilization, specialties of the earth, zero-hour workers, please understand the scapegoat, here is a special report: During the observation of the evil planet, the Star Alliance Planet War Fortress made an operational error due to the weapon system administrator (this person was a zero-hour employee), resulting in the illegal launch of a high-power star destroyer cannon, accidentally destroying the evil planet, and now the zero-hour employee has been fired

Come on, I have an idea, but unfortunately I don't have the writing skills or the courage to write. But I admire you for writing your own ideas. Regardless of whether your grades are good or bad, you are successful. Don't listen to other people's nonsense. As long as you finish writing and finish the book, you will be better than 90% of the authors who started. Even if your grades are not as good as theirs, you are still better than them. At least you insisted on finishing the book.

Is the author a StarCraft player? Even IMBA shouted it out

In Chapter 69, the setting says that if the reminder light is on, it means it is being monitored. However, in Chapter 70, the setting changes to if it does not light up, it means it is being monitored. Set up a contradiction.

How long did it take to write this book? How many reviews did it have? ? Almost four hundred? Are you kidding me?

I randomly searched it on the Internet, and the beginning is very interesting, and it is indeed the starting point!

The author spat out my comments