Becoming a Legend Among the Stars

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?