His and Their Stars

I want to know, how many readers of this book are P Club players? It would be useful to make statistics so that relevant departments can arrange the number of bullets in the future 😏

The last Crystal Palace was a real harem story, but this one actually has a single heroine. The rest are two (the fox and the orange cat). They are reserved for stock traders because of their high popularity. Brothers who want to read a harem story can just jump on it.

Harem or not, revolution or not, the more I look at it, the more distorted it becomes. Either you must pursue your ideals to the end, or you may sink to the point where you have both wants and needs. Little bourgeois really can't achieve anything big.

The ending really didn't work, I couldn't write it anymore. With your title, everyone is rushing to the harem. In the end, you have to have a single female protagonist. The revolutionary part is just a background board. I just wrote a few random sentences. This primary color organization did not play any role in the liberation of the earth. It is not as good as the local resistance forces in the front. Finally, a deus ex machina was used to create a colossus. The main villain of this book is the Empire, but in the later stage it is almost like a comic, running around all the time. Not to mention being incomprehensible, you at least have a little challenge. This kind of mindless abuse is not interesting. The emotional line of the protagonist is really bad. He is interesting to people but has to think of the harem line. In the end, the writing is neither good nor bad. I personally feel that the quality of the later subscription is not worth it.

The Imperial Alliance exploits all kinds of things. As a time traveler, you can engage in red affairs and liberate civilians. But uniting alien races to rebel against humans feels like betraying one's own race. 😐

Subscribe now for 3,000 fan points. I am ready to abandon the book, let me tell you my opinion. I originally felt that the plot outline and character settings were very attractive. The space opera itself is pretty cool. However, the author lacks the ability to tell a good story and can only fill it with a lot of boring complaints, and the planned climax of the plot cannot be mobilized. Appropriate complaints are originally a way to quickly reveal characters and adjust, but too much makes it look bloated and mediocre. A good story should be fascinating, but reading this book is like looking for information in the chatter of a talkative woman. There is too much psychological drama and too little action description. The characters cannot stand. Goodbye

First of all, the book is good. In science fiction, it can be said that the filming of the above exists, but there are some parts that I really can't help but complain about 1. There are too many typos, and even some names are wrong. Sometimes I see the clouds and fog, and the reader reminded me, but there is no change. It is really uncomfortable to read 2. It is a bit depressing (probably imitating modern times) History, now I think about the teacher more and more. I really admire him. He is my only idol). About 5-6 years ago, there should be a market for such books. But after the epidemic, everyone's thinking has changed. In reality, I am already very tired. I hope the novel will be more relaxed. This is just my feeling. The novel is well written

Who can write an interstellar novel about stars, farming and development, and filling in the general macro one by one? I dare say it will be absolutely popular. I didn't read this book and I knew it was not pure just by reading the comments. Why do novels nowadays tend to rely on fantasy? I'm so fucking convinced!

I like this book very much. After all, it is rare to find something that suits my taste. It is more humorous and harem-like, but as most people said, it is neither harem enough nor revolutionary enough. I can see Feifei and Fox as clear cut characters. Orange Cat's position and plot performance are too poor. The empire's external nature is too strong and they are on opposite sides. Their relationship with the commander-in-chief has almost become an unrequited love. The Alliance is a party with profound internal problems. It is both an enemy of the community and an investor. The community has to rely on it to fight against the empire. At this stage, it is an alliance against the empire. The latest plot will involve backstabbing. Even if there is no backstabbing, I don't know how to fight against the alliance in the future. It is infiltrated by capital in every possible way. Capital is very powerful. It is impossible to expect the fox to change. Are you really betraying your own class? . The other female characters can only be used as house maids, and a certain star hunter is almost gone. As for the revolution, the class contradictions are not deep enough and are all based on race. Non-humans with high status in the Imperial Alliance all rely on their own abilities. Once they are no longer useful, they will be eliminated. Hereditary titles are impossible and will be stripped away. But do you expect these non-human beings to overturn human supremacy by relying on original theory? Striving for independence is a problem. Unable to be independent and unable to defeat the real master, his role can only be to serve as a background class and combat power? (Sad) Maybe we can only pursue one thing and have most of what we should have. . Moreover, I seriously doubt that the Enlightened Ones are a single powerful human race, so these racial conflicts do not exist. Then the only thing the original theory can bring to non-human beings is national independence. . But living like that is like a native of some planet. Perhaps change will only be possible if technology that is not monopolized by the upper class and eliminates racial disparities comes out. (I think it is best to write about it until a complete revolutionary trend of thought emerges, and the Yulian Community completely becomes the third group and we are on equal footing. The subsequent revolutionary issues are too abstract. After all, there are non-human issues, so I think it is difficult to write about them). Therefore, it is impossible for this book to have a complete ending on the issue of revolution, but your harem plot is also unsatisfactory, which is a pity.

Even a three-year-old child knows that xx is not a treat for dinner! And the author actually thinks that xx is the greatest human sophistication? It almost made me laugh for a year