The Starship Era: I Can Simulate Technological Progress

The protagonist should have been exposed long ago. He suddenly contacts a stranger using the school's network, and a few days later that person arrives with his grandmother; one is cured of an illness, and the other is able to enter the Star Sea. Don't attribute this to the "Sophon" (a mythical creature); can it block networks and change people's minds?

I suggest changing the book title. The AA: BB format is rather discouraging; most of these are trendy, amateurish business articles written by novice writers, lacking creativity and sincerity.

It's best for authors to explain the setting in the first chapter. Some readers will lose interest if they're confused after the first chapter, which will cause many readers to leave.

I really don't understand what the author was thinking. With an interstellar war of annihilation imminent, he actually thought that two people could buy time, without giving any help to the country. He even brought up the fact that the rapid development of technology was attracting attention, and that there was plenty of time for schooling and training. What is the point of rebirth? Playing house?

So the opening statement means that humanity entered interstellar space before even mastering nuclear fusion?

The author has been portraying the protagonist's stupidity in various ways, and I don't know why they're writing it this way. I still want to read a protagonist who seems like a normal person—not necessarily incredibly smart, but at least not one whose intelligence seems to have plummeted.

I suspect it was written by a novel-writing software machine, not by a human.

This book is great! Why doesn't anyone read it?

The government doesn't care about cultural invasion? Does the author not even connect to the internet? You probably didn't understand the five permanent members of the UN Security Council. How did such a careless government become the world's number one? Are the other four idiots?

Brothers, be careful not to fall into this trap! A lot of the physics facts are wrong. You should read this for fun, but don't take the author's words seriously.