Becoming a Legend Among the Stars
在星际成为传说
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
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A God-Tier Reading List for When You're Out of Books!
Genres covered: fantasy, sci-fi, military, and urban fiction, including System novels, post-apocalyptic stories, medicine, card games, farming, soft and hard sci-fi, police and military, war, and more. New and established authors alike are welcome, as long as the book suits my taste. I recently cleared out more than 200 books from my backlog and am slowly rebuilding it. There are only two standards for inclusion: either it's well-written, or it's fairly average but makes for decent light readin
Cast a Wide Net, Reel In the Best: A Cure for Reading Slumps
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The description seems a bit toxic, but don't panic, everyone. Shennong is here, let me test the poison for you first. P. S.: (If I don't reply, it's probably because I've been poisoned.)
The guys are getting a little panicked after seeing what's in the synopsis. Is the protagonist really going to become an NPC and mindlessly give benefits to human underlings?
Having read several books since the beginning of the bionics era, I'd like to say a few words to the author. In fact, I know that writing a book is a very difficult thing, especially with the constant interference from various critics and trolls.
Is this really the author of the book I remember about the bionic era? The writing is so simplistic.
Southern Dynasties, please don't abandon this book! And you're starting a new book without even announcing it? At least put a separate chapter in the "Laws of Deduction" section to let us know!
Seeing that description reminded me of that joke about turning into a woman and then giving your brother a good time. It's really ridiculous. I don't really like that kind of thing. After all, I believe there aren't many people who truly have brothers anymore.
The writing is alright, but it's not rigorous. How can the computer operations be so realistic, like time travel? How does the mouse slice people's flesh off piece by piece? And the dialogue is the same; why do you speak directly to NPCs? Is it a computer microphone?
The synopsis sounds rather toxic and suggestive, but based on my personal experience, it's a great book. The protagonist is calm, cautious, and resourceful, but not overly so. He has a strong moral compass, is full of positive energy, loyal and righteous, and not a saint. It fits the post-apocalyptic world with a promising future, comparable to "Super Mechanic" and "Monster Synthesis Master"!
This book is practically unreadable. At first, I thought a commander was someone who led soldiers in war, gazing at the stars and the sea, but after over 300 chapters, they haven't even left a planet, let alone unified one. What kind of commander is that?
The premise is good, but the writing is too simplistic and the plot drags on too much. Do you have any recommendations for novels with similar premises?