Lone Ship in Alien Space: Surviving on My Own

Their intelligence is questionable. The best way to deal with a brainless enemy is with traps, tripwires, obstacles, and spiked clubs, not spears and throwing knives. Practicing throwing knives? What a ridiculous idea!

It has the feel of a large-scale single-player game; the author writes it well, and it's very suitable as a single-player game storyline.

Dear readers, the author is begging for your continued reading! ( '-ωก̀ ) The most important metric for a new book is readership, which is crucial for future recommendations. I hope readers will continue to read the book and maintain the readership rate. It would also be great if you could share your thoughts and comments on each chapter.

The writing is decent with no major flaws, quite rational, and a great science fiction novel. To say there's nothing left to write about is really unnecessary; it ended too early. The world-building is vast, and with more attention to detail, it could be much more substantial. This book could be renamed, or it could be written like this: "Alien: Survival Guide."

The gradual progression of the plot is very interesting. Keep up the good work, author!

It's a bit awkward to watch. Logically speaking, the entire spaceship is almost out of energy, and instead of finding a way to obtain new energy, the spaceship's AI is causing trouble for the male protagonist. So, are they all going to die together?!

Keep it up! It's been a long time since I've seen such pure and engaging science fiction.

I came from next door, and so far, the overall atmosphere and small details (like drinking vitamin supplements, which are usually just background elements) are to my liking, just like the previous book. I'll keep it and take a look.

Just killing zombies all the time? No research? Without any cheat codes, you could basically write 500 chapters just killing zombies on a spaceship and then die.

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