Supertechnology Pioneer

Write a book about eunuchs. This is the fourth one. Write well. Big Cat. I hope you can write something better than Arc. Come on, we all support you.

Wonders, Dyson spheres, space elevators, neutron star forges, matter decompressors, ring worlds, sentinel arrays, large art buildings, interstellar gatherings, strategic coordination centers, scientific research hubs, star gates, orbital habitats, and giant docks. Interstellar Assembly Giant Art Facility Strategic Coordination Center Scientific Research Hub Sentinel Array Matter Decompressor Rim World Dyson Sphere Orbital Habitat

I hope the author can write this book to the level of Arc No More Eunuchs! ! !

The beginning of the book is pretty good. Game plug-ins are used as a steering wheel to improve the protagonist's technical ability. There are no bad points in the early stage and it is relatively comfortable to watch. The protagonist is an art student who loves aviation. After getting the plug-in, his aviation skills have soared. But there are a lot of things to discourage readers later on, such as forcing them to join in the fun and participating in some kind of space race between the United States and the United States, forcing plot conflicts, and doing a little bit here and there for a few years, which is not in line with the focused character.

The author's quality is very good, it would be better if there is no supervision Recommendation votes are given to you every day, I hope the author can keep writing

The one that focuses on the author is Arc, and I feel that the author's peak is also Arc; this book made my head hurt after reading forty or fifty chapters, and it was all over the place. It was very confusing, and even after forty or fifty chapters, I couldn't tell where the main line was.

Are there any fun Star Wars or space games? I want to play them but can't find any good ones. Please tell me.

The author writes all the characters to be very silly, and everything is done to serve the protagonist, including being stupid. This makes me feel like the protagonist is bragging in front of a bunch of fools. Pretending is right, but pretending to be cool in front of fools is too cheap, and the plot also feels like it was pieced together with a hammer and a stick. I can only say that the idea of ​​this book is quite good, but the author's handling of the plot and description of the characters are too rough.

I can't stand it for more than sixty chapters. The first part is fine. What the hell is the Moon Landing Grand Prix? In the early stage, it was difficult to write about the moon landing. Only one country in the world had gone there, so the moon landing was a competition between countries. What the hell is writing a competition now? Could it be that within a few chapters, world technology has evolved to the point where aerospace technology companies can even land on the moon? It feels like it's just to force the protagonist to pretend.

Recommended by other authors, the idea is good, but the writing level is too frivolous. I can't stand this kind of writing method of one sentence per paragraph, and the turning point is too sudden. After watching station B, I suddenly started preparing to make a science fiction movie. There was no plan at all for the initial construction of the space center, no logic, and a bit brainless.