
The Path of the Cosmic Boss
星空BOSS之路
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
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- 1mo ago
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- Qidian
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It's best not to have a female protagonist in this book, or for the protagonist to care about. After all, it's the Zerg who are engaging in love and friendship, so it doesn't have the flavor of the Zerg. The Hive Mind of the Tyranids is a great scientist and war strategist who is as powerful as a supercomputer of emotions. Otherwise, how could he become the overlord of the universe? .
The author should read the book "How the Zerg Was Made" You are too naive and have nothing to say, just be better than those brainless Zerg Red Alerts
It is recommended to join, logical infection, nano value-added, cell invasion.
Why the protagonist keeps wanting to go home, I really don't understand. If you really want to go home, then tell Zhinao directly to give up everything here, and I think the other party will definitely help you. Or you develop technology mainly by yourself just to get out of here, or to go home. But you talk about going home, saying that you don't feel a sense of belonging, but in the end you help build the base, provide technology, and help them upgrade. Does it have anything to do with you going home? He kept talking about going home, but in the end, he helped all the people he could, and his own background was revealed, but he just didn't say it clearly. And why are you going back? If the time here is changing, will the time on your home planet not be changing? Do you have any calculation on how long it will take for you to be able to return home? And you have no ties to your home planet, no parents, children, lovers or relatives, and you don't have such a strong sense of belonging as a soldier. What is your purpose of returning home? Go back to help climb the technology? Your genes are your own now, and everything else is built under the system of this star cluster. Why do you want to go back? I don't know. I thought you were a civilized parent.
The plot of the first forty chapters is a bit slow, but it will soon speed up appropriately. After a full-scale war on El Star, it will reach the sky, about one hundred and thirty chapters. Dear friends, please support the duck😆
. . . Why don't you keep it? I haven't felt anything after reading more than 30 chapters. It's a good book, but I just can't stand it 😥. It's a collection of the same feelings!
Author, the strongest feature of the Zerg is not its marine tactics, but its unparalleled autonomous adaptive evolution. Don't forget it. I hope I can get rid of the shackles of the circuit in the future.
This writing seems to have something to do with the Zerg tribe
I was attracted by the setting of this book at first, and then I saw that he used a lot of gorgeous words to describe technology and so on. I am a rough person. I can't read all the four major mechanics, as well as atomic neutrons and so on, just to read your book. The plot is a bit draggy. If you really don't know how to write such systematic articles or essays, you can read Taibaishui-kun's. See how others write. As for the plot, I feel it's not that good, plus this. It's even more frustrating. I didn't just make this comment after seeing one or two pictures. I saw more than 100 pictures and found them really boring. Also, the last sentence in the author's introduction is a bit of a show off. Anyway, I didn't see how well it was written. With so much written, I can say that I can't understand it, but I can barely understand it. But if you calculate it this way, he basically said that what I can understand can be regarded as 1/10. It is recommended that those who want to read it should finish college and then read it, maybe they can get into it.
I also spent 155 to buy an annual membership, but in the end, these 10-odd books were limited to free, and all of them were defenses. I didn't have the desire to read it just by looking at the introduction. Finally, there is the last sentence of the introduction, "Read it." What about your face, the author, and you asked me to read it! ! ! !