The Path of the Cosmic Boss
星空BOSS之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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This book should ideally not have a female lead or someone the protagonist is attached to. After all, it's a Zerg story, and getting involved in romance and friendship just doesn't feel like the Zerg genre. The Tyranids' hive will is like a supercomputer devoid of emotion—a brilliant scientist and warmaker. Otherwise, how could they have become the overlords of the universe?
The author should probably take a look at the book "How the Zerg Were Forged". That's so naive, I'm speechless. It's only slightly better than those mindless Zerg/Red Alert players.
It is recommended to add logical infection, nano-proliferation, and cell invasion.
I really don't understand why the protagonist keeps wanting to go home. If you really want to go home, then just tell the AI to abandon everything here, and I think it will definitely help you. Or you could focus on developing technology to leave this place, which could also be considered as wanting to go home.
The plot progressed a bit slowly in the first forty-odd chapters, but it will speed up appropriately soon. After a full-scale war on El Planet, the story will take place in space, around chapter 130. Please give me your support, everyone! 😆
... Maybe I should just leave it as is. I've read over 30 chapters and haven't really gotten into it. It's a good book, but I just can't get through it 😥. A collection of people who feel the same way!
Author, the Zerg's greatest strength is not their naval tactics, but their unparalleled autonomous adaptive evolution. Don't forget that. I hope that I can break free from the constraints of the circuit in the future.
What does this have to do with the Zerg?
I was initially drawn in by the book's premise, but then I saw it using a lot of fancy words to describe technology and such. I'm a simple person; I'm not going to read through all the four major branches of mechanics, or even atomic and neutron theories, just to read this book. The plot felt a bit drawn out.
I even spent 155 yuan on an annual membership, and all I got were these ten-odd books for free, and they were all dissertations—just reading the synopsis gave me no desire to read them. And then there's the last sentence in the synopsis, "I've read it with great respect." Author, where's your face?! You want me to "read it with great respect"?!