I Drew a Planet

A spark of civilization who wants to open up an alien planet has little training time. He does not learn to drive a spaceship, does not learn geological survey, does not engage in political economy, and does not engage in education and inheritance. Instead, he is playing werewolf, a detective, and a special soldier. It is a wonderful feeling for a spark of civilization to act like a lone hero. He does not want to be a general but a soldier. This feeling is really subtle.

The foreshadowing is too long-winded! Training is bullshit! When humans encounter a supernatural civilization, they will never go all out to develop the supernatural! Unless it is confirmed that the supernatural is definitely better than technology, and there is a supernatural promotion route! Otherwise, at most it will be researched and developed on a small scale, and the main purpose of research and development is how to restrain it! That game is even more nonsense, allowing a human with a rudimentary interstellar civilization to block his memory and kill the warriors of a supernatural civilization! Nonsense? This is equivalent to blocking the memory of a scientist and letting him kill the Tyrannosaurus rex!

This is a really weird start. If it was to explore the planet, shouldn't it launch the drone first? They didn't even know what was on the planet, so people just ran over there carelessly.

Using early science fiction chapters to screen out readers who like fantasy, and later writing fantasy to screen out science fiction readers, I was curious about what kind of readers the author was writing for. No wonder my grades are bad

Let me first make a guess here. Most people read the introduction and come here for the big ships and big guns, but I think the author may want to write fantasy, so these people can start to lower their expectations.

Readers are here to see the collision between high-tech civilization and cultivation civilization, not to watch a suspense drama, let alone to watch the protagonist Kai Wushuang. I hope the author will not stray from the topic.

This book is essentially a practical exploration of Ma Zhe + science fiction + fantasy. The creative idea is very unique and it is a very fresh article.

A novel about cultivating immortality in the guise of science fiction. We just want to see the collision between the technological civilization and the civilization that cultivates immortality as you mentioned, not the technological civilization running to cultivate immortality.

Selling dog meat with a sheep's head, you overestimate the author, just write fantasy novels honestly

This is a novel about cultivating immortality under the guise of technology. If you want to see battleships and cannons, you can leave.