Fighting Back Against the Alien Invasion Begins with Precognitive Dreams

There's a problem, there really is a problem. Despite the looming alien crisis, the protagonist keeps getting into mischief and neglecting his duties. This suggests that the author certainly won't let this crisis erupt so quickly. The protagonist will definitely turn the tide in the end, so there's no rush now.

Sigh, the whole text still has logical problems. The classified information about the alien case, which would cause panic among ordinary people, was casually told to the protagonist by that policewoman. Does she think that the confidentiality agreement of the police agency does not exist? Even if the protagonist might be involved in these cases, it still requires the approval of the organization's superiors to provide this information or seek the protagonist's help.

It's so padded out. Dozens of chapters have passed, and the main plot has barely any development. The protagonist just drifts along, only moving when he remembers something. Even with an apocalyptic crisis looming, he's still so unhurried and leisurely.

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It's a pity it was abandoned. The writing was still quite good.

The idea is excellent, the plot is great, and the pacing is very well controlled, not too fast. My only concern is that the author needs to conceive the plots for two books to complete this one. Knowing the future and then altering it to create another future is equivalent to writing the plots for two books, and the difficulty increases as the story progresses.

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The ideal condition is that the world has 120 years to concentrate its efforts on development. However, considering the possibility that aliens might attempt space jumps, that aliens lurking on Earth might cause sabotage, that Western countries might foolishly and maliciously hinder progress, and that there might be betrayal from within their own people, Earth may only have 60 or even 40 years to…

It's a pretty good book, although there are quite a few plot holes and annoying moments at the beginning, such as the airplane explosion scene. After chapters twenty-odd, the plot gradually improves, the suspense is quite engaging, and the romance is fine with no major flaws. However, the transitions between dreams and reality require careful attention; otherwise, the plot can feel disjointed. Otherwise, the protagonist's daily dose of suspense is quite enjoyable. I recommend this book.

The protagonist's behavior feels somewhat inconsistent. Earlier, he's shown disappointment in Ye Qiannong's resolute attitude towards divorce, but later he shamelessly tries to sleep in the same bed with her to deepen their relationship, acting like a simp. And what about that female roommate? She's already rejected you, why are you still helping her so much? The protagonist's financial situation isn't good at this point! I just have some questions, could the author please provide some answers?