The Pioneer Commander

Hmmmm, I don't understand. Compared to the otherworldly perspective, I prefer the Earthling's viewpoint. The various settings aren't explained clearly. Would an Earth woman blush just because someone says she's pretty? 🤫🤫🤫

I gave up on it just because it's from another world.

Honestly, from an Earthling's perspective, its popularity would definitely be much higher than it is now.

This book has the potential to be a huge hit, but it's not very popular yet, which is worrying...

This is a great subject matter. On the surface, it's about dozens of pioneers outwitting each other, but it's actually a clash between two civilizations. More detail should be added about the behind-the-scenes stories of these two civilizations, their reactions to encountering the other world and magic. A few words from one person on the other side and hundreds of advisors and psychologists on Earth can provide a crystal-clear analysis. Dozens of contingency plans are meticulously prepared.

I believe the most important time for Earthlings was to exchange magical knowledge. Even the otherworldly beings knew they needed gunpowder technology, while Earthlings were only focused on acquiring supplies.

The opening was completely incomprehensible; I couldn't understand it.

I think it's great. Who says people in the magical world have to be barbaric and warlike?

This book is biased and anti-war. I'm abandoning it.

A nobody author of Don't Starve just passing by~ It seems like you guys can write about so many games, I only know how to play Don't Starve...