I Came to the Moon with a Battleship
带着一艘战舰，来到了月球
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- Completed
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- 628k Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Judging from your profile, what are you going to the Trisolaran system for? Don't you want to die a more dramatic death?
To put it simply, the subject matter is acceptable, but the author couldn't handle it and wrote it too childishly. Discovering that the sun is decaying and only has 10 years left is impossible. During this process, Earth's environment would become extremely harsh, far beyond what humans could possibly survive.
I'm speechless about the idea of incorporating Earth into the Xuanyuan civilization. Religious issues are fundamentally unsolvable, as are ideological ones. Appropriately absorbing Earth's talent is the correct solution; otherwise, with 7 billion people integrated, the Xuanyuan civilization would be doomed.
This is the first time I've seen a book with only negative reviews.
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This subject matter attracted me, but after reading part of it, I found many problems. First of all, the unification of Earth is like playing house, and even merging into the Xuanyuan Civilization is like an idealized version of playing house. Dude, that's equivalent to surrendering! You just settled it with a single sentence? And it even had to be passed unanimously by a show of hands?
Just hack into the satellite... And get the data. Interstellar travel is possible, and you can't even do this? Just say you're building a lunar spaceship. Those who want tickets can buy them with resources. If you don't have resources, use talent and beautiful women to buy tickets.
Different civilizations and cultures are difficult to bring along. Taking it to another planet would be possible, but the protagonist lacks a suitable planet. A republic? How could the strategists of any civilization agree to that? Even with constraints, it wouldn't work; Chinese people can't accept Chinese people. Who would be willing to share technology?
This is seriously toxic... Author, if you don't read hard science fiction, you could at least copy the settings from Stellaris, Civilization, or Eve. This setting is really at the level of a middle school student reading extracurricular books...
Listen to my advice, author: you can't handle science fiction. Forget about it.