Red Alert: Ruling the Galaxy
红警之制霸银河
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 362k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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173Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
5.7kFans
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Red Alert technology is mostly useful in the early game. I don't understand its purpose in StarCraft. Unless you unlock technologies from games like Stellaris or EVE Online later, making a name for yourself in the galaxy is just a pipe dream. Expecting Red Alert bases to dominate the galaxy is really a stretch.
As long as it doesn't get abandoned, I'll get plenty of recommendation votes every day.
I haven't watched it yet, but here's a suggestion: avoid those martial arts masters and qigong stuff. It's too toxic. Personally, I think Red Alert is a war machine, purely designed for war. Please don't write it like that, focusing on an elite group constantly shooting and running; that's not Red Alert. The endless steel torrents and the overwhelming carrier battle groups are what make Red Alert so appealing. Those elite squads don't play a decisive role in large-scale warfare.
In the realm of Red Alert novels, this book stands out in both its subject matter and narrative style. It's hard to say whether it's good or bad, but I felt the pacing was off. You're about to dominate the galaxy, yet there hasn't been a single decent battle. Not to mention fighting, the conscripts haven't even fired a gun...
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The pacing and direction of the first few dozen chapters of the book were not well managed. There was too much content about daily urban life, and the descriptions and introduction of war content were a bit slow. I started making adjustments to this starting from chapter 77. If you dislike slice-of-life writing, you can skip directly to chapter 78.
They said they'd slaughter it when it was fat, but now it's been castrated...
I finished it in one go, it was alright, but I wanted more! Please update! Support!
What makes Red Alert dominate the galaxy?
Well, just a small suggestion: I hope there aren't too many superpowers or martial arts masters. That wouldn't be good, really, it would just ruin the feel. Red Alert is purely about quietly developing domestically, showing off a bit, and then, once it's developed well, going abroad to conquer the world, haha.
Not bad, not bad, well written, keep it up! I'll give you 7 votes every day. Don't pay attention to other people's nonsense. There aren't many books better than yours. Good books are becoming increasingly rare on Qidian. Maybe it's because I've read too many books and my standards have become too high.