
I Classified Humanity as a Galactic-Level Civilization
我把人类鉴定成银河级文明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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40Chapters
90Recommendations
8Fans
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Author, your book... The title, the synopsis, and the pacing of the book are all too mismatched. People who see your book title and synopsis are thinking about how the protagonist uses his power of speech with minimal restrictions to fight against a galactic overlord far stronger than Earth, not about watching your protagonist, like in the previous "Golden Eyes," appraising treasures in the streets and outwitting small fry.
Activate the magic card—Eunuch Limb Reattachment! If the author keeps cutting off books all the time, I suggest they change their pseudonym; their karma is too deep.
You can refer to other people's plans; there's innovation involved, but without an outline, it's ultimately a stream-of-consciousness novel, so many things will appear that weren't thought out beforehand, and the content will become chaotic.
What a pity, it's such a very interesting book. It combines current hot topics like treasure appraisal with elements of extraterrestrial civilizations. The plot might get a little chaotic around chapters 14 or 15, but the rest is still quite promising.
Old eunuch, I've even read your books!
The author is an old eunuch, always abandoned. Does anyone know where this guy went with his alternate account?
To be honest, it was alright to read, but the writing was too scattered. This kind of writing gets harder and harder as it progresses. If the book had focused on appraisal in the early stages and then transitioned to civilization development later, it would have been much easier to write. Sometimes, writing novels requires subtraction.
I just clicked in, and then I saw that the author is an old eunuch.