Starcraft: the Rise of the Terrans

Because it is a system text written in an imaginary world using SC, I feel that the author has his own ideas and can roughly express the vague appearance of the world in the book. The detailed description is slightly lacking... But after all, it is a world created by the author, and the details of the environment are understandable. We can learn more from "Carry StarCraft with You" written by Bao Bing on A many years ago. I think there are still some similarities. However, some authors of StarCraft have too many places to express themselves, including but not limited to unprofessional adjutants who speak without computer sense, and barracks that use P's jump technology. This part is quite different from the original setting. It feels like the author read the Field Manual once and then brushed up the Chicken Wings campaign before writing the book. It lacks some StarCraft [feel] So, as an original author, I finally gave up. If you are looking for better writing and setting suggestions, go to Kusunoki's "StarCraft: Tyranid Empire". At present, this book has become a god in the interstellar area, but the update is slow (so I came here to look for books to read). It can only be said that everyone has their own preferences I hope the author will continue to work hard.

I think the author should not write T. The command system, strategic deployment, and weapon system are completely amateurish, and it is difficult to cover them up with system plots. It's better to write P. If we encounter these problems, we can blame them on technologies we don't understand 🤫

Am I the only one who dislikes the Dark Forest Law at every turn?

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Forget it, this novel has too many poisonous points and too many loopholes. The missile tower radar sensing area of ​​StarCraft is only 40 kilometers. If it exceeds that, it will not be able to sense it? The operating energy source is cold fusion. This is equivalent to installing a vector engine on a propeller aircraft. But it does not have radar function and over-the-horizon fire control system. What's the use? And the Lancer's nail-shooting rifle is supersonic? Aren't all rifles in modern society supersonic? CMC power armor is written by the author as a bulletproof vest and a crash vest. Its biggest functions are auxiliary power and fire control aiming system. The heat-sensing night vision function is the most basic. To sum up, the author is only suitable for writing red alert systems

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It's really hard to put it in The author obviously lacks military knowledge Severely underestimated the lethality of thermal weapons against carbon-based organisms. Placing a row of 20mm machine guns on the city wall can clearly deal with the invasion of brown bears and other messy so-called behemoths, but he has been worrying about it for more than fifty chapters. The Gauss rifle in the hands of a good brother who costs fifty yuan can penetrate the Zerg. Brother, what is written in the book makes me feel that it is not as damaging as the 7.62 Full-power rifle bullet. . . .

Thousands of infantry were clearly destroyed, but a single episode of individual infantry heroism had to be written. It's not that inconsistent even if you show the ghost commando. You have to let an infantryman go on a solo adventure. It's disgusting.

I really want to read a Zerg novel. Although the subject matter is so good, no one has written it well.

One Leviathan and one Spear of Adon What do humans have? Only one fallen Viking We still don't know the name of that warrior

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Recently I have been playing StarCraft, Halo series, and EVE, so that if I travel through time, I can still have a golden finger to look forward to 🙂╮（╯＿╰）╭

When will someone write a novel or two about taking the two interstellar Terran bases to Warhammer 40k, and the four vendors of Chaos and Zerg are reckless. Forget it about the Spiritual Clan~ I am sworn in with gambling and drugs!

Is the author misunderstanding soldiers because of the influence of overseas movies and TV dramas? Obedience to orders is the first priority for soldiers, and discipline must be strictly enforced. All the combatants in the book are too out-of-touch, not like soldiers, but like a group of mercenaries with different affiliations. Combat orders cannot be strictly implemented, and those who need to change the combat direction rarely ask their superiors for instructions. It feels like individual soldiers are fighting at will. I suggest the author pay more attention. Also, the plot is really too dragging, and the commander's operations are too conservative. There are basically no casualties or base expansion in more than a hundred chapters. This is an interstellar war novel, not a farming novel.

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It feels like what the author wrote is not like an interstellar civilization, but more like an earth civilization in the 21st century. Interstellar civilization still has to refer to the stars, and even EVE is not standard, such as light spears, titans, and colossi. Energy weapons, kinetic weapons. Spiritual ascension, mechanical ascension, genetic ascension. Star Destroyer Cannons and more.

I just want to know what the significance of the Viking fighter is? Flight mode can only hit the air, and land mode can only hit the ground. Apart from being handsome, I can't find anything good about him!

Such a good novel, why isn't it popular?

Is eternal life really so tempting?

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I feel like the author is going to die😤😤

A third of it has been written and has not been released yet. Could it be that the ending is to unify the solar system 🙂

In fact, when the author writes StarCraft fan fiction, there is no need to copy the StarCraft setting rigidly. In fact, he can write a lot by using his imagination.

I've read Chapter 30 and it's really as light as water.