The Interstellar System: The Rise of an Empire
星际系统之帝国崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Can the names of the protagonists be unified? In the first paragraph, it's Aaron, and in the next paragraph, it's Lin Xiaozheng. . . . It looks very tiring😅
I have a few questions. One is that the author of the world view of this world has not explained it well. Why does the United Nations also use equipment such as Viking fighters, siege tanks, and Banshee fighters, but some soldiers have never seen fire chariots, orbital bases, and the like? Also, if the local human beings have the same equipment as the protagonist, what advantage can the protagonist use to save the world? . .
Must subscribe for the sake of faith
Wow, the author is actually a beast
Tried poison, summary: 1. There is a problem with punctuation and sentence segmentation. 2. The expression of emotions is not clear. It is very depressing from beginning to end, even in the passionate scenes. 3. The world line that the author wants to publish is not understandable. It is confusing. 4. The behavior and analysis of the protagonist who is illogical and intellectual.
With all due respect, the star character is the last of the three races.
I recommend everyone to check it out and take StarCraft with you wherever you go. There are more than 1,600 pictures, written by an old StarCraft player. Very well written.
I find Pighorn, too self-centered. At first I thought he was going to be the emperor, but now I find that he is too unqualified and does not have the appearance of being a torch to lead hope. And isn't he a time traveler? Why does it feel like he doesn't know anything and is just a loser who suddenly has countless money?
It's full of water! Even if you don't respect the basic technology settings, you actually completed the construction of the Dyson sphere in order to build the ship?! How many fleets are this amount of work and resources enough to build?
I am so fascinated by this book. It feels like writing a paragraph here and a paragraph there and then putting them together again. I don't know what it is talking about.