I Never Meant to Invade Earth!

The protagonist's world background: The earth is a civilization with full technological system, full combat power, and all-round development. Other civilizations are just interstellar indigenous civilizations that have mastered the subspace shuttle technology. In fact, the subspace shuttle technology is very simple. Human civilization just evolved in the wrong direction and was trapped on the earth. You can travel freely to anywhere in the universe in subspace. Comparing the combat power of human civilization with that of alien civilization, human civilization has nuclear weapons, cobalt bomb star destroyers, space-based kinetic energy weapons, viral weapons, biochemical weapons, radioactive weapons, meteorological weapons, laser weapons, EMP electromagnetic pulse weapons, thermobaric bombs, three-phase bombs, cloud explosive bombs, bacterial weapons, fungal weapons, genetic weapons, etc. Human civilization is all about attack, but the strongest of other civilizations are just holding a flint gun and driving a subspace shuttle. The primitive people who used this spear encountered an earth civilization with a crooked technological tree. Also, alien civilizations have all focused on genetic evolution and individuals because of the technology tree. There is no star-destroying existence, and the strongest one is only a city-destroying existence, which cannot defeat the people of Earth. Other advanced alien civilizations with bidirectional biological evolution and technological systems have either become extinct or been destroyed by more powerful civilizations. The area where the protagonist is located happens to be the ruins of the civilized battlefield of advanced civilization, and there are almost no advanced civilizations. The strongest ones are just the high-level civilization inheritance inherited by the protagonist and a low-level alien Zerg, and these Zerg have not even selected the skill tree of blood sulfation, nor have they selected shared evolution. Moreover, the Zerg has just recovered, and the strongest one is just a chimera ant, Hydralisk. Moreover, Zerg parasites will only devour everything of the host and reproduce tens of thousands of eggs. If the eggs cannot find a flesh-and-blood creature within 15 minutes, they will die. They can only parasitize flesh-and-blood creatures, whether they are intelligent flesh-and-blood creatures or not. Moreover, the strongest thing the Zerg have now is their parasitic ability and the ability to create sandworms that can deflate sandstorms of about 20 kilometers. The self-healing ability is not very strong, and it has not reached the point of rebirth from a drop of blood or the regeneration of a broken arm. It has not reached the point of life and death, human flesh and white bones. Due to all genetic evolution, the alien civilization's flesh is not poisonous. Suitable for human consumption on earth. It is a purely natural and pollution-free delicacy, which is highly recommended by Octopus Stars and Lizard Stars. Very delicious.

After reading more than 20 chapters, I found out that it was borrowed from Harry Totterduff's "Alien" (you have something, kid), as well as the recently popular animated Scavenger Ruler.

The evaluation is very obvious for a Riddler and subjective novel In the early stage, when the protagonist traveled to an unknown planet, he did not take the initiative to look for food from the outside world within three years. Instead, he went out to look for food knowing that there was not enough food. This was already very stupid Then through my power of thinking, I created a thinkable weapon and transformed a lightsaber from the items on the spaceship, plus a communicator that can travel faster than light speed (yes, it doesn't even make sense) Then it's about finding food. The species did not come out and then went wild, expanding the planet's ecology. At this time, it can really attract a wave Then the local species can successfully communicate with each other, but after the exchange, he felt that this intelligent creature was a native life through subjective imagination (yes, with such a weird biological chain and this alien spacecraft, he did not even doubt that these life forms were created by alien life, and then later he doubted whether there were aliens (it was not difficult for him at all) And then successfully returned Go to the spacecraft to find food, and then send a message, (The message arrived at the earth at an unknown speed, three days, buddy, judging from the electromagnetic wave transmission information, you should be in the Kuiper Belt now) Then it completely collapsed from the part of sending the message. First, the message contained an international song, and the people on earth received it, and then voted 2/3 and failed, which is correct But starting from the reception of the second message, it became outrageous, through the clarity of the message. Judging distance (Ah↗Brother, it is normal to receive cosmic information from electromagnetic waves when it is clear and sometimes blurry. You only receive two times in total, once clear, and once blurred. There are only two reference data. You directly judge that the other party is approaching you, and directly judge that the other party has an attack tendency. Wouldn't it be better for a spacecraft with real space navigation capabilities to directly approach and raid without sending a message? Why should it send a message to you to expose it in advance) Then there is the third message, the protagonist sent a "Hey, hello, are you there?" Then he began to miss his home and said that it has been three years, and he hopes that someone in his family will still remember him Then the earth directly chose to make it public after receiving the information, and held a referendum to accept the fate of mankind (First of all, you can already send stable messages to the other party, why don't you directly say your own information and the environment you belong to? The Riddler still has to send a "hey, hello, are you there, universe-scale information, you should make a phone call, right," and then the last It's an outrageous referendum. There are at least nearly 3 billion people in the world who cannot make a choice. Of course, if you think that those in Africa have a device that can access the Internet, you are right. From the perspective of ordinary people in that world, the referendum says that aliens are coming. What will you choose? Carpe diem or resistance? More than 80% of people definitely choose carpe diem. What do you think? At this time, I have to write about the perspective of ordinary people on earth) Then the next step Duan As soon as the protagonist went out after sending the message, he met a human woman who was eaten by the life on the planet, and then suddenly became emotional, ah, no, it hurts, it hurts too much, and then drove away After the change, he hugged her gently. I stood up and lamented how difficult it was for me to live alone. No, buddy, there is an artificial intelligent machine next to you that can think. Didn't you say before that you treat him more like a son, and you can't communicate with him? Then it hurts too much. My kind were eaten by them. I want Tata to drive. I want to kill them all to avenge her. Really, do you really have such care for a stranger? I doubt it. Normal people can just mourn in silence. What the hell is it to directly destroy the king of the body here? So my current situation is that it is difficult to evaluate when I see it. It feels like eating stone-flavored chocolate Daily poisoning is stable.

They say that the quality of Starting Point is a step higher than that of Tomato. I didn't expect that a book of this level would be recommended.

Damn it, why are there so many people here? You can scold me if you see me unhappy, but you can't chop me, otherwise I will die, man.

Don't get me wrong, I work to support myself and I make no money from writing books. Therefore, there is no saying that the author works hard to make money, because he can only earn very little money while working.

The only drawback is that there is obviously a sentence sent in every communication, but it is all nonsense. Just say my name is Wang Wei, Chinese. Isn't that enough? You have to put it somewhere and forcefully create conflicts.

No, there is a bug in your book, which is the time of information dissemination. Information travels through the universe at the speed of light. But because the nearest galaxy to the solar system is also four light-years away, this means that you have to wait at least every time you send a message. Eight years. According to your time frame, the protagonist of the world in eight years would have been gone. Or it has already reached its peak, so

How can a good book be without idioms? I come first: good beginning and good end

Because of my personal style of writing books, I actually hate writing out a lot of settings at the beginning and then leaving them there for readers to read on their own. I feel like everyone looks too tired like that. I am more accustomed to laying out various settings and following the subsequent plot to unfold bit by bit. But this also causes many babies to feel very troubled when they read the first few chapters. For example, there are communication problems, or the earth is unable to take the protagonist home, or how it is possible for humans to master alien technology in three years. But in fact, it is written in the next few chapters that the alien technology inherited by the protagonist includes curvature space technology. So the communication device only takes five days to cross the galaxy and reach the solar system. Similarly, because of the curvature of space, the protagonist can return home as long as he contacts the earth. But overall, this book still does not belong to normal science fiction, but to my type of space opera. I have seen everyone's messages and understand these problems very well. It's just that my writing style is not good enough. I don't really like spoilers, but there are a lot of related comments, so I'll explain it in the comment area. I won't post it in the book to affect everyone's reading experience. Finally, thank you for your support and likes. You may also notice that I have never asked for monthly tickets or follow-up reading in the title of the text. I hope I can work hard to give everyone a pleasant reading experience.