Cosmic Wandering: Seeding Civilization

There are a lot of bugs. In my opinion, the idea of ​​this book is good but wrong from the beginning. You are an alien civilization's escape ship and your own ship leaves no one behind, but you go to an unknown civilization and choose an unknown person to pin all your hopes on? This is just like our human beings becoming an interstellar civilization that will be destroyed due to unknown reasons in the future, and then the top management of mankind built a Project Fire spacecraft and asked him to go to an alien planet to bind a monkey to revive human civilization. Isn't this nonsense! Are all interstellar civilizations mentally retarded? Also, I can't understand what the pure water word count is doing in creating the Crustacean! If you have that time, you can just sleep for hundreds of millions of years and wait until the planet is suitable for human survival. Then you can come out and be done with it, right? There are too many bugs, and the outline and logic are not as good as Lushun

The plot twist is really too abrupt. It feels like the civilization created is divided into two types: those with extremely high IQs and those with extremely low IQs. Moreover, the protagonist actually didn't prepare any means to deal with the betrayal of civilization? Also, that spaceship itself is a weapon, right? Wouldn't it be possible to counterattack by just hitting the ground from space...

It doesn't seem to be poisonous at the moment. This is the lifespan of the protagonist, which seems a bit insufficient. And there seems to be no method written to extend life span. It is only written that hibernation can maintain physical skills for tens of millions of years, but there seems to be no way to solve the lifespan limited by the human body's own genes in this book. That means there may be a situation where I will see the first truly dead founding god.

The protagonist, who has a short lifespan and is burdened with the task of rebuilding human civilization, actually has the leisure to spend 30 years of his life playing teacher-student pretending game with a group of primitive monkeys, just to impart some basic knowledge? It's really just for the purpose of laying out the plot, regardless of whether the behavior is in line with the character's personality. Such a person who can be chosen as hope deserves the extinction of human civilization. The AI ​​of a great god-level civilization has no other function except providing data analysis. The protagonist has to do everything in person. It can even build a spaceship. Is it difficult to build a body for artificial intelligence?

The most obvious shortcoming of the author is that he fails to understand how human society works. Kings, businessmen, soldiers, and scholars are the most primitive and basic positions in society. You can read more books on social sciences.

You have been in hibernation for nine months, and you age quickly. You can build this kind of spaceship, but you can't beat the primitive crustaceans. You are not smart enough to force your wits to become obscene, and you treat others as fools.

After reading a few chapters, I found out how advanced the technology of the protagonist's plug-in spaceship is. A spaceship capable of space jumping, carrying the science and technology of a previous civilization, took so long to create a civilization? Twenty million years, in this time, as long as you have the technology to start from scratch, one robot, two robots, four or eight, the Milky Way will be yours in twenty million years, and you still suppress technology, and you still have to play house (teaching things is still based on the basics, and the life span is not long, and teaching only lasts for thirty years). To sum up, advanced civilization spaceship technology is useless.

Qidian Novel Network Science fiction writers with scientific knowledge are really rare. And most of them don't have very good grades. So I hope the author can persist and write at least 300,000 words.

I don't understand one thing. There are no robots in this technology. They can sleep permanently. There are no automatic machines. How far is this technology?

It can be seen that the author wants to write something he wants to write, but he does not have the ability. In short, it is neither serious enough, nor sci-fi enough, nor very interesting, nor is the logic strict enough. It is just some big ideas. It feels like it has a little bit of everything, but not enough. There is also something exciting about science fiction when watching science fiction. It's not about killing people in all directions or having three thousand people sitting in front of you like other novels, but about the magical imagination combined with rigorous logic and delicate writing. But this book has shortcomings.

At present, it seems that the protagonist will hibernate for millions of years, and technology will remain stagnant. When the protagonist accumulates enough fleets to return to the earth, it will be a gift.

I don't even know what the protagonist is doing now

Traveling around the world is boring, cliche, and devoid of anything new.

I can't understand the author's logic. It took millions of years to build the ecosystem and all the technology was given to me. Why can't I build it myself in a shorter time? I took off my pants and farted for the sake of the plot.

20 Million years, sorry, this planet has no geological activity at all? Are there no natural disasters such as earthquakes or typhoons that occur every 20 million years? What kind of Eden is that?

Humanity's safe zone has been established to destroy their atmospheric structure and kill them

One feeling is that the plot twists are too sudden and there is no foreshadowing. For example, Wentian suddenly pulls the feudal dynasty into industrial civilization, proves the existence of God in vain and suddenly causes the collapse of the original government, and Wei Cai's few words change the entire Carapace people's worship of God from worship to hatred. That is to say, can we add a transformation process?

Believe me, it sucked. You don't need to watch the follow-up. You don't need to watch the crustacean in the future.

Why is this book always at the bottom of my bookshelf, but it won't stick to the top even after reading it, and it won't move to the top even after it was updated. What's going on?

Is it science fiction or a space opera like Marvel and DC? If it was the latter, he left.

Extremely poisonous Space jump technology matches your lifespan of 70 years before you die of old age The spacecraft has 0 weapons, not even a robot can be built It takes decades to teach technology

The writing is getting worse and worse. Since the creation of human beings, I have become so bored that I don't even bother to read it. I want to skip this plot quickly. I feel that the author is in a bad state. I hope I can recover soon and skip this plot as soon as possible.

What is written on the back? Li Zhou = Let's not talk about starting a sociological experiment. How did the latest chapter turn into a city? If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have ordered all of them. It's not as good as the previous one written by the Crustacean.

The purpose of the main plot is wrong. The protagonist is a human being. Reviving human civilization should be the main plot. Isn't it better to be a pioneer by sowing seeds with peace of mind? Although human civilization is said to be revived, in fact human civilization died on the day it perished. What you recreate is just the human civilization you think in your mind. After all, what is lost cannot come back. Since it has perished, just let it sleep in the garbage dump.

I think it's great, waiting to be put on the shelves

Things are particularly bad starting from the Packer part. It seems that it is ready to be unfinished.

Reviving civilization? ? Why create a biohazard? Just clean it up as soon as you find it. With so many chapters, the protagonist's presence is almost gone. Take a look at it for yourself. Is there anyone commenting on it?

Is the author already spoiled? The preface he wrote does not match the postscript and is inconsistent.

It's actually pretty good, but why did you start turning into a fantasy novel?