The Iron War Court

This is real science fiction from Qidian! How long has it been since we've seen anything like this? In recent years, almost all the so-called science fiction on Qidian has been Marvel-style, multiverse-style, and infinite flow—completely unreadable. It gives me the impression that the authors can't write their own stories and resort to these methods to fill space.

Steel War Court (Note: the volume number may differ from the author's; I didn't notice.) Volume 1, protagonist's background (can be skipped): He transmigrates into the body of a young master in an interstellar world. His territory is destroyed, and there's an internal traitor.

This is getting ridiculous. What kind of mercenary strategy is this? Knowing the penetration depth and the enemy's armor, why choose a gun that can't penetrate? 1.2 Penetration against 1.7 Armor. Why not ask those who use T-34s and Shermans against Tiger IIs how they feel? The character design is hard to describe. Everyone has their own preferences. Maybe some people like that annoying brat? It's called science fiction, but it's really no different from fantasy.

This author probably learned physics from watching Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf. The opening weapon selection—lasers blowing up mountains, weapons that can't penetrate defenses—has been criticized by many, so I won't go into that. But the following sentence, "Even Gauss weapons have some recoil," is truly infuriating.

Happy National Day, everyone! I have no regrets about being born Chinese in this life. May I be reborn in China in my next life!

The subject matter of this book is great, and the world-building so far is also quite good. Keep up the good work, author! Maintaining quality is the most important thing. I'll definitely keep reading. As for those who talk about Xue Luo, they're just a tsundere loli; those in the know understand. I'm not good at talking, so I'll keep it short (manual sarcasm). That's all for now, just a few scattered thoughts.

This woman is disgusting. She's constantly going against the protagonist, though it's all verbal and she hasn't done anything yet, but it's still nauseating.

Science fiction my foot! This is a game disguised as science fiction. The system is half-finished and doesn't make sense. It's being tested, and it's highly toxic.

I bet the beginning of the novel with Lori was a nightmare for many readers, right? Some comments say the author wrote it from the perspective of a daughter, but if a daughter really acted like that and went against her father, wouldn't you be furious? Anyway, whether this book is hard science fiction or not doesn't matter; those who were hooked by the beginning won't come back. Hopefully, the author's next book will truly create a sweet and obedient daughter, instead of an annoying little Lori.

This is a very interesting book, self-contained and refreshing. I haven't read a book like this in a long time. Keep it up!