Bound to a Troop-Deploying Artifact

Although I read the book without thinking, I was really dissuaded after reading a few chapters. I suggested that the author revise it. Let's not talk about why we need to farm. In the interstellar era, when spaceships travel for tens or hundreds of years, there is no nutrient synthesis unit? No rapid cultivation technology? Actually, tens of thousands of farmers were recruited to open up wasteland for farming? ? ? They also weed one acre per person. . . What are you doing with tens of thousands of useless people? And this is a colonial spaceship, a colony. . Even if you are farming, what about your soil work machines? Even a bulldozer will do. . Mowing the grass manually? ? ? And then you scan the terrain of a planet, and you send troops out? ? Are there no unmanned detectors for interstellar operations? No satellite? It feels like the high-tech spaceship is inferior to modern technology.

I don't know why so many people like to use foreign names and settings in science fiction novels written by them. Subconscious?

Why are there only energy bombs in fleet battles? No tactics? Attack these from behind? Material bombs, space torpedoes, unmanned turrets, fortress guns, it would be boring without these.

Farming makes me speechless. You can clone a human within ten days. The spaceship is so advanced. It can't automate farming. Even if it can't be automated, you can mechanize it.

I saw the protagonist making farmers to farm in the spaceship, and I was immediately confused. What is the difference between this and "the emperor must use golden hoes" 😄

I miss the way Xiaobing Legend used to describe space battles.

The sense of immersion is too bad. The supporting characters all have foreign names. You must know that the people reading the book are all Chinese! The whole article is full of foreigners and has no sense of empathy

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The writing is the same as that of modern naval battles. Is the caliber useful? What about dichotomous foils, water droplets, and antimatter? Do you know about interstellar warfare?

After reading the first few chapters, there are no big problems with the author's writing style and plot logic, but the data is too exaggerated. For example, 200,000 years have passed since the beginning, and the spaceship can still operate normally, and the shelf life can be only a few million years. Even if it is science fiction, it still gives people an exaggerated feeling and easily loses readers.