Supertechnology Pioneer

You write one book and then abandon it... This is already your fourth one! Keep writing, Big Cat! Hopefully, you can write something even better than *Arc*! Keep going! We all support you!

Wonders that ruin a nation: Dyson sphere, space elevator, neutron star forge, matter decompressor, ring world, sentinel array, large-scale art building, interstellar gathering, strategic coordination center, research hub, stargate, orbital habitat, giant dock. Star Assembly Giant art installations Strategic Coordination Center Scientific research hub Sentinel Array Material decompression device RimWorld Dyson sphere Orbital habitat

I hope the author can write this book to the same standard as "Electric Arc" and not abandon it again!

The beginning of this book is quite good. It uses a game cheat as the driving force for the protagonist's improvement of technical skills. There are no major flaws in the early stages, and it is relatively easy to read. The protagonist is an art student who loves aviation. After obtaining the cheat, his aviation skills skyrocket.

The author's skill is very good; it would be even better if the story wasn't abandoned. I'll give you recommendation votes every day. I hope the author can keep writing.

I've been following the author since "Arc" (电弧), and I felt that "Arc" was the author's peak. This book, however, gave me a headache after reading forty or fifty chapters. It's disjointed and lacks a clear main plot; even after forty or fifty chapters, I still can't figure out where the main storyline is.

Are there any fun Star Wars or space games? I want to play, but I can't find any good ones. Can you guys recommend some?

The author portrays all the characters as incredibly stupid, and everything, including their stupidity, serves the protagonist's need to show off. It feels like the protagonist is bragging in front of a bunch of idiots. Showing off is fine, but doing so in front of idiots is incredibly undignified. Furthermore, the plot feels disjointed and pieced together haphazardly. The overall concept is quite good, but the author's handling of the plot and character development is too rough.

I couldn't continue reading after chapters sixty-something. The beginning was alright, but what's with this "Moon Landing Grand Prix"? They made the moon landing seem incredibly difficult in the early chapters, with only one country having ever been there, making it a competition between nations. And now they're putting in a competition?

This was recommended by another author. The idea was good, but the writing was too frivolous. I couldn't stand this kind of writing style where each sentence is a paragraph. Moreover, the plot twists were too abrupt. It's like watching a video on Bilibili and suddenly starting to prepare to make a science fiction movie. There was no plan for the initial construction of the space center. It lacked logic and was a bit mindless.