Become a Legend Among the Stars

2023-04-16, Read the latest chapter 403 Because the Qidian software crashed, I had to patiently rewrite the book review I originally wrote. After reading the latest chapter, I finally understand what the world written by Nan Chaozi is like. This is an apocalypse (limited to this planet) where humanity has lost hope and is about to be destroyed. On this planet, human beings have lost their role as the protagonist. The mechanical clan is powerful and rules most places. At the same time, it has a unified internal will, advanced technological power, and powerful force. Human beings are scattered and have their own agendas. Internal struggles are fierce, and all kinds of human bad qualities are undoubtedly exposed. In the dark, the Zerg clan continues to evolve, hunting humans to fight against the mechanical clan, etc. The machines, humans, and Zerg form an extremely unbalanced triangle, in which humans are undoubtedly struggling. Why do I say that this is the end of mankind when it has lost hope and is about to be destroyed? Just take a closer look at the composition of various forces within human beings and you will know. First is Dragon City, the largest human gathering place. Internal disintegration, factions, and obsession with power struggles. Relatives of martyrs have difficulty surviving to the point of selling medals and certificates. This undoubtedly shows that its internal decay has reached a certain level. If the Dragon City in the past represented the hope of mankind to resist the machine race, then the current Dragon City is just a cage for selfish desires. Without the courage to resist and fight, there will naturally be no hope. Let's talk about the largest neutral organization tavern. There are also the same problems as Dragon City. In addition, the tavern even colludes with the mechanical tribe. Not to mention the outdated internal rules, nor the despicable character of the top brass, the humans in the tavern have lost hope. Even though there is an internal force to resist the machine race, they are limited by the rules, their location, and their thoughts that are imprisoned by the current situation of the world. They are unable to carry the banner of resistance and light up the dawn of hope. Then let's talk about the resistance organizations in the wilderness. The number is still large, but the conditions are difficult and there is a lack of resource supplies. Before there were no players and the arrival of the protagonist Su Xia, various organizations did not organize a large-scale resistance movement. Even Commander Beifeng and others were captured by the machine clan to extract spiritual energy. Supplies are difficult, and the Zerg are also hunting at the camp. Countless settlements have been wiped out. Their strength is insufficient, and their hope is even slimmer. Finally, let's talk about the humans who depend on the mechanical race for survival. There is absolutely no hope for them, and they have even formed a class of machines, middle- and high-level humans, and bottom-level humans. The machine race rules humans, and humans are self-stratified. The middle and high-level humans squeeze the bottom humans to obtain more resources, including but not limited to sweatshops, human trafficking, human organ trading, etc. They have never thought of resisting and become slaves of the machine race, without any hope. Human beings at the bottom can only survive in all kinds of exploitation and have completely lost the power to resist, so naturally there is no hope.                                                                       having lost the will to resist, and without the power to resist, will naturally lead to the end of the human world, and it will naturally lead to destruction. Fortunately, the player's unstable factor has arrived, and the arrival of the protagonist Su Xia also represents hope. The protagonist Su Xia used her identity as Commander Beifeng to successfully raise the banner of resistance and ignite the flame of hope for mankind. I believe that in Nan Chaozi's writings, he will lead mankind to escape from the original suffering and move towards the vast sea of ​​stars (this is nonsense). I also have some guesses about the protagonist's cheating. Perhaps it is the will of the world that sees that this world has lost hope, abandons all possibilities to seek a chance, and grasps the protagonist Su Xia as the only life-saving straw in the vast sea of ​​people. Follow the guidance of fate and move towards the most ambitious future (I believe Nan Chaozi has already prepared the corresponding outline and settings)!       ，，，，！ Come on Nan Chaozi! ! !

It's too watery. There are so many vests and the writing is so ink. Hundreds of chapters ago, I said I was going to Dragon City to find a cheap dad, but I still haven't seen him yet. I almost forgot about the two storylines of Bei Feng and Chong Zhi.

First meeting! Just read it all day and all night Tell me what you like about what you saw Depth, excitement, and joy The protagonist's outlook is normal and non-toxic The villain's IQ is online The characters created are more three-dimensional and not the same In terms of depth, especially some daily descriptions, the author's thinking about society and class can be reflected For example, the warmth towards refugees and the criticism of addictive drugs The story itself is a complex world There are contradictions between backward earth civilization and advanced alien civilization There are complex racial issues, There is the interaction between the fourth natural disaster and NPCs with independent consciousness There are multiple power lines of psychic energy, machinery, and flesh-eating. However, I haven't seen the author's discussion on the topic of species and race yet. I look forward to it. The author has mentioned interstellar fantasy, space technology, etc., But it is still in the earth stage, so I won't comment too much. The author mentioned the classic and touching niche independent game "To the Moon" and the first song played in space "fly me to the moon", which was quite surprising. The attitudes of the current villains toward the people tend to be contemptuous of untouchables, which may be due to racial issues. I wonder if there will be a dictator who is good at winning over the people. After all, in the author's world, resources are currently abundant and in the hands of a few people, and it is not difficult to distribute them to refugees. So when the voice of resistance gradually rises, people's livelihood suddenly improves in the context of popular riots, and harsh criminal laws are used to treat people who harbor resistance organizations, what should the resistance organizations do? This was a problem that Che Guevara encountered at the time, and I think exploring this issue may bring the book's thinking about resistance to oppression to a higher level. And in such a world, where personal power is powerful enough to affect many things, and there are high-quality labor robots, what kind of line of resistance is consistent with such a complex society? Although the ideals and beliefs of the protagonist are portrayed, it is not rich. I look forward to seeing related content in subsequent texts. Generally speaking, I like this book very much, but not many people are following it. I voted for six monthly votes and received a reward of 15 yuan, which is not much, but I hope the author can persevere and continue to produce better content.

We must reshape the human spirit! And players must grasp the heat... I feel like the book is good

It seems a bit poisonous from the introduction, don't panic, Shennong is here, let me try the poison for you first. PS: (If I didn't reply, I might have been poisoned.)

I'm a little panicked when I see the brothers in the introduction. The protagonist won't really be an NPC and give benefits to the brainless human brothers, right?

I have read several books since Bionics, and I want to say a few words to the author. In fact, I also know that writing a book is very difficult, especially with the constant interference from all kinds of comment trolls, but I still hope that the author can write according to his own style, no matter what others say, no matter what the current trend is, and no need to rack his brains to write more interestingly to attract readers. I came from Bionics, and I can say that the author's writing skills are definitely not bad. He should stick to his own style and not cater to others.

Southern Dynasties, please don't read this book. Also, you guys don't send out an announcement when you open a new book. At least you open a single chapter in the Law of Deduction to announce it.

Is he really the author of the book that I remember writing about The Bionic Era? His writing is horribly white.

When I saw that introduction, I remembered the joke about how a brother would feel good if he turned into a woman. I was really speechless. I don't really like this kind of thing. After all, I believe that not many people have true brothers.

The writing is okay, but not rigorous. Why can the computer operation be the same as the real time travel? How can your mouse cut off other people's flesh piece by piece? There are also dialogues. Why do you speak directly when talking to NPCs? Is it a computer microphone?

The introduction seems quite venomous, but after personal testing, I found it to be a very good book. The protagonist is calm, cautious, and witty, and not overly witty. He has a relatively positive outlook on life, has positive energy, affection, and justice, and is not a virgin. It is in line with the end of the world, and the future is promising. It is comparable to a super god mechanic and a monster synthesis master!

I didn't need to read this book at all. At first I thought the commander led the soldiers in war, and looked like the stars and the sea. I didn't expect that it has been updated until more than 300 chapters, and the planet has not even been unified. What kind of commander is that?

The setting is pretty good, but the writing is too plain and the plot is too drawn out. Do you have any recommendations for novels with similar settings?

I don't believe that the future will be ruled by robots. Robots have their weaknesses. Most of the robots described in ordinary times seem to be steel-framed and tough, and human firearms are useless. But to be honest, simplicity is the most important thing. If you take a bucket of paint and throw it on, the robot will be useless. All sensors and cameras will not work.

To be honest, I was going to read it myself, but when I saw the last sentence in the introduction, I completely gave up the idea. Let me see how many people have the same idea as me (likes = agreement)

It is a bug that the player is undead. Personally, I think it is better for the player to change his identity after death and keep the equipment. The setting is also speechless. Think about it carefully, there is a group of people who will not die around you, what will you do? Do you still have hope to survive? Or if you don't want to die, just read the online article as a joke.

Since the author went on a blind date, he has degenerated from a two-shift beast into a one-shift beast. So, women will affect the author's coding speed!

The potion obtained in Chapter 245 was forced to be used in Chapter 296. You are really 6. You don't have to suppress the protagonist's strength so much. Withdraw.

If you are persuaded to quit by the introduction, why don't you wear the game? What the hell is it that you can come back after wearing it? Can you write about the two worlds? Is there a last sentence to give some benefit to others? I really want to persuade you to quit, and I have no desire to click in and read a chapter.

It's been nearly five years since the Bionic Era. Let's pay homage.

It's too watery and the plot goes by too slowly. In the first chapter, the protagonist said that he wanted to act quickly, but ended up having a conversation with the betrayer for several pages, and this conversation was meaningless in my opinion. The protagonist only needed to click on the full status card and kill the person. He had to ask the betrayer to describe the bright future after betrayal, ask the betrayer to beg for mercy, pretend to forgive, and make the betrayer guarantee. Is it meaningful? To show that he is a powerful betrayer? At the critical moment, the protagonist's ability status is declining, the status card has expired, and a group of people outside are surrounding to break the door. What's the point of doing extra things when you're not sure? Do you think your death is slow? If the protagonist asks about the terrain of the base, I won't feel that I have to communicate with the betrayer so much. The protagonist knew about the Zerg crisis in the oasis camp as soon as he arrived, but Chapter 7080 has not been resolved yet. From the first chapter when the protagonist arrived in the game world, he found out that his father might be the leader of Dragon City, but I looked through the directory and I still haven't seen his father until 300. Even if you haven't seen your father for ten or twenty years and don't miss him, your father is a leader, so you might as well go see him and take advantage of him. Then there are some bugs. The protagonist receives a courier, which is a bracelet. When he puts it on, he wears it into the game. The bracelet was mentioned in the first chapter. The protagonist did not suspect the bracelet or the express delivery at all. I know it's a setting, but the protagonist can't just take the setting as a setting without any brain, right? It is in sharp contrast to the subsequent plot where the protagonist occasionally has a brain. Other players of this game can play this game on mobile phones, computers, and AR at the same time. Can the mobile phone and computer keyboard perform some fine operations? How do you communicate with NPCs on your mobile phone and computer keyboard, how do you communicate with AR players, how do you kill monsters? Typing? Press the up, down, left, and right keys? Occasionally, I have a brain, but then when I use my brain to read, something very brainless suddenly comes up. I still need to have a unified style, after all, I can't unload my brain at any time.

After more than two hundred chapters, there was a bit of a strange smell from the appearance of Dragon City. The Holy Mother didn't say it at first, after all, it was her own death. Not to mention being stepped on in the face. After being repeatedly raped by some kind of professor, can you still accept his appearance after stepping on the horse? ? ? ? Starting to feel sick. In a human city called Dragon City, a decision would take three to five or six days to come to an end. This thing has been around for so long, it can only be said that the author worked too hard. Anyway, after everyone saw the people from Dragon City coming out, it is recommended not to subscribe immediately, but to skip and read, so as not to disgust yourself! ! ! Anyway, I was ready to retreat when I saw this. Those previous subscriptions were considered to have done their best. Goodbye Jianghu!

No, brother, the starry sky and other things that laid the foundation for you are gone? Is this the end for you? I thought you were going to enter the starry sky. You still have a lot of plots to write. Why did it end like this 😭

I'm not interested in the setting of the game at all When it comes to games, all kinds of unreasonable things can be made reasonable Anyway, you can write whatever you want.

This is the third work of the Southern Dynasties that I have read. This one may not be as good as the masterpiece "The Bionic Era" in some aspects, but it is also a very good and exciting world. This is the longest work that Nan Dynasty has written (mainly updated every day) and the most words. I still like it very much. I look forward to the next work of Nan Dynasty being better and more exciting Everyone, we will see you next time!

I read dozens of chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist is a task robot and a reckless man. No matter what task I receive, I just do it forcefully. After a few days of development in the novice city, I dare to lead the refugees to attack the city after receiving the task without any preparation. Then I can't beat myself and run away without caring about the refugees. The fighting never stops throughout the book. There is no planning at all and it all relies on mission advancement. A bit disappointed.

I've been chasing after it for so long, and I haven't chased after a book like this for a long time. This book stayed with me during my senior year of high school. I would read it every Monday when I got home, but it was too little and not enough. I am very happy that this book has finally come to an end, but I also feel a little sad that there is one less book to read in the future 😭.

I knew this book of yours would definitely be worth it.

What about the new book? By the way, is there a group?