A Journey to the Heavens Starting from the Stars

I would like to give some advice to authors: write science fiction and less about spiritual cultivation.

😅😅😅 It is better to find some worlds that can promote the development of technology, such as super-god aircraft flying genetic technology (the so-called atomic level genetic technology of Holy Kesha), Warhammer's flying-flying genetic technology (the Emperor obtained the Primarch), and generally dark matter technologies are black technologies that were developed using scientific research ships after defeating the Fallen Father. Go to the super-god to develop a wave and directly point them out. Isn't this delicious? In those worlds with particularly developed technologies, even if war and conquest are not the mainstream (the fourth natural disaster is shouting: Get excited!!), There is no problem in conducting technology transactions, right?

Is there a mod for this Stellar Brawl? If there were, a group of real bosses (Quat, United Fleet, Origin Empire, Eternal Empire) would all watch the protagonist travel through 😏😏😏

The main world of Stars can develop well. Originally, the universe set by Jackass is a mixture of all kinds of science fiction. As long as we carefully examine the origins of the abnormal points in the game, there will be a lot to write about. The current content feels impatient and procrastinating. The impatient nature is that it likes to hint (in fact, expressly) the salient elements of some works. The procrastination is that the protagonist's civilization development speed is really slow. Does this system still look like a system? Of course, you may think that writing something that everyone is writing may not be so easy to die, but it really doesn't matter. Other authors who are writing about those bad elements are either great masters and very experienced, or they are just messing around with the word count. Writing a novel is so difficult

Come to the Star Map

How about a few canned starfish for dinner?

For the stars, time travel is just that.

A science fiction novel has 50 chapters, 40 of which are about cultivation! Selling dog meat on a sheep's head

Well, you took the undead and the sun spell books but you didn't use them. If you don't know how to use them, you can release Moyton. Use the book of the undead to hold him.

I would like to give the author some advice. When the protagonist travels across the world, can he not only bring back things but also some talents? Can the author introduce the personnel and equipment of the protagonist's team?

There is also a small problem with this little book. There is no annotation at the end of what someone said. I don't know who said it. There is no detailed introduction to the equipment and spaceships in it. How did it appear?

May I ask the author, is this the group of stars you wrote about

This book requires a leave of absence every few chapters. Look at the table of contents, ask for leave, ask for leave, or it's a **** leave. If you have something to do in reality, you should be busy first, and wait until you are stable before writing. Isn't it good?

I like this game very much, but the people who wrote the good novels are not young, and they probably don't like to play this kind of game, so this book looks very childish at first glance, and the core supreme command of the game is not reflected at all, and it is like selling sheep's heads and selling dog meat.