A Guide to Galactic Domination

It felt very similar to "His and Their Stars" to me, but that book was too complicated, including space battlefields, ground battlefields, gang wars, espionage, farming, archeology... It changed places in a while, and it felt like there was no main theme (the protagonist practiced psychic powers or farmed or made political arrangements or prepared for war, one of them had to be the main one). I gave up on that book halfway through, and I hope this one won't disappoint me.

Not bad, really good. The battle at the beginning gave me a feeling that this book was well written, 👍👍👍👍👍👍. If this book was not well written, I would have quit immediately and would not bother to comment. I don't know how to speak. If it is well written, I will only praise it 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

The latest few pictures are really ordinary, relying on the rationality of one's enemy. This idea is stupid. A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall. In the previous few times, although the battle was mainly in danger, it can still be described. The protagonist is in control of it. However, after the latest few pictures were stabbed, the protagonist was taken away. This is already a very dangerous situation. From God's perspective, of course we know that the protagonist will not have any problems, but people in the novel's world view rely on the protagonist's safety to be dealt with rationally. That's weird

Can a small fighter plane have such a huge speed advantage? I deeply doubt this. After all, the simplest logic is that the more miniaturized, the more sacrifices must be made in performance. What brand of engine can you produce such a large speed difference on a plane?

How should I put it? The protagonist pretends to be profound, hiding everything he thinks from the readers, and always pretending to be indifferent to the people around him, but the final effect is so embarrassing. "If you beat me in chess, I will recognize your right to command, and the First Fleet will go through fire and water without hesitation!" Uh, spare me. This kind of second-week article usually explains the ins and outs first, and then where the protagonist is now, what to do to turn the tide, whose trust should be gained in order to achieve this, and how to ensure maximum benefits. The senior sister should be a key role that can be seen at a glance in the beginning. In order to get the command power, she should be ventilated in advance. Where did the little secretary next to her come from? She is so strong but does it have any effect? ​​You have to design it. Say everything that needs to be said. Who knows if you don't say anything? It's okay to look for Amber Sword for reference before writing a book!

Very good book, Love Comes from the Earth

The biggest problem with this book so far is that it has too strong a flavor. Are you guilty of my PTSD? Then there is a bit of a lack of details, such as social details that reflect cultural style. When you say hello, it feels a bit hodgepodge, and when you interact, it feels a bit young. The style of painting is not very unified. This is probably the result of overloading the pig brain when Chinese, Japanese and American science fiction comes together.

I'm a newbie here, begging for critical feedback. I hope you guys can give me some advice. I'll learn with an open mind.

Personally, I feel that the current situation of the protagonist can be said to be similar to that of Lenin and Stalin who climbed out of the Soviet Union at the end of the Soviet Union. The social situation is much better than that of the revolution. No matter how the upper class corrects it, after decades of education, there are a large number of talented people with faith everywhere in the country. The protagonist's current task is to unify these people and carry out the second revolution.

Sister Ting recommended the book. Let's take a quick look at it. If it looks good, I'll order it all and give it a little support!