Traveler of the Deep Space

I inexplicably love the part about Howling Moon and Ghost Wolf. My writing skills are limited; I can't draw Sona, so I'm drawing Sekiro to have some fun. 😁 Keep it up, author!

The author's idea is good, but the book feels too scattered overall, as if it lacks a clear outline. It's evident the author wanted to create their own world, but it doesn't quite connect well with the reader's experience. There aren't any major flaws, but neither are there any major highlights, except for the rather brilliant concept. Overall, it's a decent but unremarkable read. Worth checking out during a reading slump.

After reading more or less part of this book, I couldn't help but complain about something about Red Dead Redemption. This protagonist is so kind! Not to mention the Holy Mother, but there are some things she does that are too kind and too naive.

Dear author, I started reading your books after "The Galaxy Domination Guide" and "Nanming's Unending Sun." Your books are very interesting and enjoyable. I hope your book goes far and wide! @Reader

"The Galactic Conquest Guide" is a truly excellent and enjoyable book. I hope the author will write more similar stories, or even one where a single person is transported to an alien planet and builds their own empire from scratch. I wonder if the author has ever played games similar to "No Man's Sky" or "Galactic Conquest," where the protagonist builds and searches for their way home.

Try not to give away any spoilers. The plot is interesting and familiar. If you've played a variety of games, the sense of immersion will be even better. The author, or rather the protagonist, is very positive and their values ​​are in line with universal values. It's too short; I wasn't satisfied with it at all.

To be honest, the author's choice of subject matter is truly excellent and refreshing. However, the author's writing style is lacking, and their knowledge of science fiction is insufficient, making them unsuitable for writing this kind of hard science fiction (in fact, there are very few people in the world who can truly write good hard science fiction, and they don't even need to use their toes).

I personally really enjoyed the early parts, but the later parts became completely unappealing, especially when the characters were fighting in low-level warships and using Pokémon. That's when I dropped the book.

This book is alright. The writing is mature and there are no major flaws, making it suitable for those looking for something to read. The protagonist is portrayed as highly intelligent, but his early obsession with Link makes it difficult to connect with the character, which is a minor drawback.

Has the author stopped writing books due to setbacks?