Global Game: Inherit a Super God-Level Civilization at the Beginning

As a quasi-writer, let me write my own remarks. See Chapter Thirty-Six. There are two biggest shortcomings of this book, and they are both mistakes that novices should not make. The first is that the golden finger is too weak, not because the setting is weak but because the contrast is too weak. The golden finger seems to be the golden finger in the game, but no matter how awesome it is in the game, it doesn't seem to be that good in reality. What's more, games seem to have an impact on reality but the government doesn't pay attention to it. The game directly determines the fate of the human race. It is said that the country should tilt its finances towards the players, at least not let the gangsters extort money. But the author just wrote it this way. The second is that the sense of upgrading is too low, and the reading threshold for novices who do not play games is very high. In fact, a large number of readers have been abandoned, and the author does not pay much attention to writing. The most worthy of criticism is the reverse cheat. The blueprint given by cheat is a one-time use for building a ship. After building the ship, you have to work to buy a ship that was not made by cheat. The only time in this article that I felt Goldfinger was powerful was when I joined the Infinite Fleet force and used Goldfinger's shipbuilding high-level radar to first discover the opponent and then return to harvest this chapter. This chapter is really cool

After reading 4 chapters, I still didn't see any content that matched the title.

The first one is a bit poisonous. Can't a low-level warship of a super-divine civilization destroy an intermediate civilization? It's like the water droplets in the Three-Body Problem. Therefore, a high-level civilization beating a low-level civilization is like a father beating his son.

After reading The Age of Global Gods, I couldn't find any other books to read, so I also wrote a book on the Gods genre. All the people become gods and conquer all realms. Has anyone come to take a look?

That feeling is back again. The same thing about the last book, Palm Universe, is that it gets better and better in the early stages. I can't stop, but the fun later is never enough. I limit my golden fingers. The more I read, I was so angry that I dropped my phone. I hope the author will not make the same mistake this time. As long as he keeps this fun, I will support all orders.

To collect, I still like Shushan written by the author. The main character is physically invincible to look good. Cast of copper and iron. King Kong is indestructible. Golden flesh and jade bones. Glazed golden body.

Let's take a look. I know that everyone has many good opinions, but they have been kept in the book circle, which is not very good for new books. I will delete them after reading them. Please forgive me.

When I put it on the shelf before, I said that no matter how good my grades were, I would not make the cut. But when I saw it today, the good guy's comment on the shelf was also deleted. It's wonderful.

After you have such an attitude, who will dare to pursue your book? If you don't get good grades in your next book, will you continue with The Eunuch?

The data is too messy and dazzling, and it makes my head hurt to look at it. There is no sense of experience at all. And does the space battleship have missiles to shoot at it? How far and how fast is the shooting range? Unless this missile can jump through space, it seems useless, right? Moreover, the particle light spear of the space battleship's main gun has a range of only 5,000 kilometers, which is too long. It does not fit in with the boundless style of the universe background. Why should it be logical to add at least two zeros?

Collect first, start by voting.

The title is very big, and then the protagonist starts from a soldier and starts to show off and slaps you in the face. Why is the title so big and you can't really enjoy it?

Damn, I'm so embarrassed by your swinging tactics. The person who designed the spaceship is sick. Forget about the weapons on both sides. You can't aim at the target directly in front on both sides at the same time. Whoever buys this damn battleship is really the wrong person.

When I saw the citizen level in Chapter 3, I just gave up!

A book on this subject is obviously fine.

My opinion is that it would be much better for me to play Stellaris myself than to read this book. . .

Counting this one, I have followed the author for three books, and it has been disappointing time and time again. I only have four words to comment on the author: "Eager for quick success and quick profit." A rare EVE-themed novel about stars, alas. . .

Don't read this author's books, the more you read, the more disgusting they will be.

In fact, there was a book of the same type before. It seemed to be called "Start a Palmful Universe" and it ended in a hurry after writing nearly three hundred chapters.

It's true that the problem is a bit big. Data and game settings have to come with the unfolding of the plot. A lot of settings are thrown out at the beginning, and it is difficult to change later. Moreover, there is a large amount of data in the early stage. It is annoying to watch. As the plot progresses, the data used comes out bit by bit. What is used is thrown out, and the golden finger is the same. Similarly, the Goldfinger is not too obvious. It can be upgraded slowly, but the foundation must be thick. Even with the Goldfinger, the ceiling of the same level should be about the same. In reality, it is even more ridiculous. There are also gangs, like Naruto, which is technologically advanced, but has not developed energy weapons, which is full of shortcomings. Especially far-fetched,

I knew this book was not good. After reading the first few chapters, I had no desire to continue reading. Because the mainstream subject matter was particularly attractive to me, I just picked it up and collected it. As expected, pigeon died

If you cut it, it will affect your reputation. Maybe I am out of touch. I remember, don't everyone put 40/60w words on the shelves? It's really a pity to pounce like this.

The writing is quite good, but the feeling of cutting is inexplicable... I can't understand it.

I think it's okay, I can watch it, and I won't say anything else.

I can't watch it without a background in science fiction. It's a bit depressing at the beginning, but then... I don't know if I can't stand it anymore. The world view is too big, and I feel that it is difficult to develop the pig's feet. The author forced luck, so it feels very unreasonable, both in the game and in reality. These are all personal feelings. Reading is a very personal matter. It is for reference only.

What a eunuch, isn't it great?

Write slowly and don't collapse. Don't finish your first book at 900,000 words. Fast writers don't write so fast.

Do you have any recommendations for novels of the same type?