Colonizing Otherworlds

It's easy to get together and break up, but the way the elf heroine was born cannot be passed. The previous settings are all awkward and pretentious, and love is so important. And then, it doesn't rely on the lower body to think, tsk tsk tsk, the previous settings are feeding the dog.

There are really too many military and technological illiterates in the starting point. Do you know why the government doesn't dare to send troops no matter whether it's an alien invasion or a zombie series? What can't the mechanized troops defeat? Unless the global command system is instantly paralyzed, the government and military will be directly eliminated. Otherwise, what kind of damn thing can survive a round of saturation bombing?

Those who say that the magical world is powerful probably haven't thought about it. Unless there is too much difference between the two sides, it must be the technology side. After all, learning magic requires talent and time, but technology is different. As long as there is one, I can make ten, a hundred, and a thousand, with enough resources, but not the magic one. If one dies, one will lose one. It will take decades to produce a batch of low-level combat power, and it will take thousands of years for high-level ones.

The comment section is so fucking toxic. Magic is supposed to be fantasy. If you want to compare it, well, use the three-body comparison. A two-way platinum can clean up the fantasy garbage.

Of course, relatively speaking, people who believe in magic may not admit this. However, I'm sorry, whether it is magic practice, meditation, or magic potions, they are all based on continuous accumulation of experience. Different settings are different, such as a simple elemental mage, or the wizard world is two creatures, the huge wizards, use witchcraft to understand and analyze the world, and ultimately achieve understanding of all the rules of the universe and transcending the universe. The same is true for the peak of technology. As for you, on the contrary, you went back more and more casually. Of course, there are many technological creations and technological gods in Europe and the United States. I don't understand that people in Europe, a region with such strong religions, know that science has become a god. On the contrary, there are so many mindless boasters in China. . Brother, even the cultivation techniques for immortality need to have basic logic, or your magical cultivation does not require logic, so what are the uses for? ? ? ? Isn't it funny? Magic potions and elixirs don't require formulas. Just throw a few random things in and a magical elixir will be born, right? Of course, the magic blower prefers losers who become more and more awesome as they get older, and who are not as good as each generation. It's really a shame, even in a world where one generation is not as good as the other. On the technology side, a race can reach the sky. On the magic side, there will always be only a few top masters. Let's start a war. How many saints do you have? I have hundreds of millions of saints. What about the magic side? This backward thing with a pyramid structure. Under the same circumstances, humans can massacre the entire civilian population on the magical side. 🤫 Your magic can cast a few forbidden spells. My nuclear bombs can be counted in the tens of thousands.

The first two chapters are very poisonous: the first point is to use nuclear bombs directly? ? Is the author not aware that there are intercontinental missiles in the world? There are many types of missiles below, which even I am not a military fan knows, and there are also many tanks. The skeleton soldiers you described are so weak that they can be killed by driving a tank directly.

Which one is stronger, technology or magic, depends on the setting, but modern small-caliber bullets are meant to deal with people. If you hit a skeleton with a scattershot bullet, it will just break it, and it will break wherever it hits. One by one. Isn't it **** to put on a rifle?

I haven't read the book yet, but I have a question after reading the debate in the book review section about whether science or magic is more powerful. What is magic? In reality, people refer to the behavior of studying and applying the operating rules of natural things as science. What about magic? In the magical world, magic is the law of nature, and mages study it and utilize it. Can this also be called science?

The more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel. In my previous life, all the resources in the country were used to fight skeleton soldiers for twenty years without seeing any other life. The protagonist started doing business with the Undead Cult in Chapter 10 without any special abilities. Can you explain some basic logic?

When I saw someone talking about using incendiary bombs to kill the undead, I almost laughed... How long does it take to burn the bones? The crematorium in a funeral home needs to be sealed and pressurized, which consumes at least 20 liters of diesel and takes nearly an hour to burn. So many undead were burned in the wild with incendiary bombs, and the temperature dropped quickly. Besides, it was still a storm corner with heavy wind and rain... An ordinary howitzer will suffice.