Interstellar: All-Around Evolution

It's supposed to be interstellar, yet the strategic depth is only 300 meters. They set up an electric fence to stop the Zerg from reaching it, but all they do is watch and not attack. And the situation with nearby friendly positions isn't even shared? Their weapons are just rifles, no sniper rifles at all. The exoskeleton armor is just for carrying weight.

The contrast between the hundreds of thousands of times more clicks and comments is a little scary. 😰

I've read a few hundred chapters, it's alright! The beginning feels like it was modeled after Starship Troopers 1! Nothing particularly outstanding, but not bad either! Readable if you're looking for something to read! But I was shocked when I entered the book reviews. Who did this author offend to be so badly criticized?

Just like the synopsis says, the protagonist doesn't even know why he's fighting. He clearly has the ability to become the ruler of both races, yet he insists on playing both sides, claiming he wants to protect humanity to avoid angering the other races, while simultaneously sacrificing people to achieve his own goals. The protagonist is clearly just a nobody, yet he's portrayed as a savior.

If you ignore the flaws, this book is actually quite good. I read over a hundred chapters and only felt that the protagonist's saintly mentality was excessive. The other flaws were actually not that bad. Some people say that the attitude towards the disabled is a flaw, but that's looking at it with a realistic perspective. Why do you always apply your real-life perspective when reading a novel?

Extremely toxic. The protagonist is a sanctimonious hypocrite; it's so toxic, it's unwatchable. She acts like an idiot. Don't fall into this trap, or you'll get poisoned!

It's already a million words long, and they've even got energy bombs, but no railguns? No sniper cannons? And they call it interstellar? Don't even bother reading it if the senior officers are insulting soldiers who were disabled in the war. Which superior in the military doesn't know the bloodshed on the battlefield? This is blatant insult to soldiers who were disabled in the war.

I read some of the free chapters, so here's my take: the plot is pretty good, fairly self-consistent, which seems like a low bar, but many light novels don't even reach that level. The only thing that really bothered me was how Western women acted like country bumpkins, and how the alien bugs kept spouting "Second Brother" and "Third Brother"—it felt like I was in a gangster movie.

I've seen many critics of this book, but none of them have hit the mark. I'll teach you how to be a qualified critic. Criticism is necessary, but if your criticism is pointless, it's better not to criticize at all. The goal of criticism should be to address the author's weaknesses so that they can write better in the future, not just to criticize for the sake of criticizing.

This is the first time I've read a novel and discovered that the Zerg even have princes? Are you kidding me? If you're going to write about Zerg, at least do some research on what Zerg are, right? Even if you rewrite the setting, the prince goes out to train and gets killed by a single soldier.