A Reborn Life for an Apocalypse Ship Captain

Three chapters of continuous poisoning to dissuade [someone] The way the story begins is that the subordinates, as spaceship crew members, don't even know the basic methods of abandoning ship. The spaceship simply throws people out of the airlock through the escape pod, causing them to burn to death and then travel through time. It turns out to be a fascist regime that speaks Chinese.

The premise is good, a post-apocalyptic setting, but the protagonist is a goofball, it feels like a child's play, I have no desire to continue reading!

It's a good subject matter, and the plot is well-designed. It's about surviving on a road trip ark, which has a bit of a road movie feel to it. However, the writing style definitely needs improvement, and more effort needs to be put into developing the characters' personalities. Have you noticed that all the characters' emotional expressions and tones are either like Li Yunlong or Yu Qian?

I heard that well-written books get featured if readers post about them? 🤭 Keep it up, author! I really love the story, looking forward to your daily updates! 😃😃

So, you buy a powerful AI, and then it just runs off to play on its own? What's the point of spending 3000 points on it? Wouldn't it be better to buy a destroyer for 1800? What role does this crappy AI play? Is it an attempt to forcibly reduce its intelligence?

I don't understand the point of the protagonist's rebirth! The fact that the settings can be changed after rebirth means he's traveled to a parallel world? It's like playing a game where humanity is already struggling! The difficulty increases a hundredfold after the protagonist's rebirth! Rebirth doesn't bring any benefits; it makes survival even harder.

I've been looking at it for ages and still don't understand what it says... I'm leaving.

A post-apocalyptic sci-fi story paired with a comedic protagonist is a bit hard to watch.

This is really badly written. You not only changed the protagonist's prophetic plot, but you also deleted his technological memories. Why did you write about his rebirth if you did that? No wonder not many people read it.

I suggest making the protagonist's AI more normal. It feels like he's spouting a bunch of nonsense and acting like an idiot. Sometimes the author might find it funny, but the readers find it stupid.