I Am an Armed Satellite

This book is finished so quickly. Li You's protection of the team members at critical moments was okay, but there were a bit few scenes with secondary characters. It is also appropriate to have a sense of life without frequent water word count. Although there are some loopholes in some aspects, such as the science fiction part is not well reflected, there are controllable wormholes but no star-destroying weapons 🙂

As a mechanical being, you still need a repair shop to repair your body. It's a shame that you can just buy processing equipment and raw materials and repair it yourself.

First of all, I agree with the complaints in the first chapter. If you are not sure about the data, don't use the vocabulary of specific data. A three-minute drone, a five-second confrontation?

The protagonist can only be regarded as an ordinary person wearing a shell of a satellite, and the super computing power and multi-threading capabilities of the AI ​​are not reflected at all.

What's really embarrassing is that in the entire 15KM ship, there are only eight surviving internal armed forces left. In the 15KM ship, there are only eight drones left. What did the author think? The subsequent self-inspection will be even more difficult. The entire ship has no life support system at all.

Whose scavenger will drop cores if you blow it up?

I'm here to see the omnics, and what kind of beast girl is here?

There are a lot of flaws in this book, I hope the author will adopt it 1. The function of the armed satellite cannot be reflected. In the impression, he is the only one who is big, and nothing else can be felt. You said it is big and has many functions, but as readers we have not seen it. All we saw was a larger version of the RV. 😥😥😥The author can refer to the Death Star in Star Wars and see what others have done 2. The force system is too casual. Many things I want to see are not available. Some only have starship cannons, and the descriptions are not very detailed. After civilization has developed for such a long time, it shouldn't be possible that there are only weapons that exist only in the material world. Fighting back and forth is a bit like you firing a nuclear bomb and me firing a nuclear bomb. The charm of technology is not reflected at all. For example: No matter what civilization's weapons are, they are nothing more than missiles, torpedoes, lasers, and plasma cannons. In fact, space weapons and gravity weapons can be classified according to the technological level of civilization. There are many introductions to these things on the Internet. (Two-way foil, black hole weapons, etc.) 3. The gap in the civilization hierarchy is a bit small. We should add more technical barriers instead of dividing civilizations by interstellar navigation. Human beings from the Stone Age to the present have never been divided by means of transportation. The author can refer to the high-level civilization system. (For example: Trisolaris) What we rely on to crush the primitive people in the jungle is not big sticks and rocks, but artillery and guns. These are things that are incomprehensible to primitive people. I think the gap between low-level civilizations and high-level civilizations in the interstellar era is too small. Weapons of high-level civilizations should not be understood and interpreted so simply. It does not mean that the lethality of my laser weapon is several times or dozens of times that of your laser weapon. 4. The diversity of civilizations is not fully reflected. Not all intelligent beings need to drive battleships. It feels like fish in the sea need to drive cars like people. Races with various characteristics should not be cat-eared girls, bunny-eared girls, mouse spirits, and octopus monsters. The entire universe should not be able to drive spaceships, even if they drive battleships. , Because of differences in culture, living environment, beliefs, and races, the appearance and internal environment should not be the same. You can imagine a group of fish living in the water, driving a warship filled with air instead of water. Even if the Matthew Effect is affected, each civilization and species should retain spacecraft suitable for their own living environment. For example: between the humans and the Zerg in StarCraft, one is a machine and the other is a creature.

Satellites and starships should be two different things, right?

There are many questions in the first chapter. First, the protagonist is one of the four intelligent systems of an asteroid battleship. When communicating with the wolf girl, it is strange that the other party can hear the feeling of biological communication. Secondly, the wolf girl can still see the scene of the universe on the way to the main control center. Is this because the ship is too damaged or the author wrote it randomly? Thirdly, the protagonist's battleship is 15KM in diameter. How come there are only 20 pirates? The pirates looted it. Come here? Besides, the pirate ships have jump engines. Why are the equipment of the pirates so poor? Fourthly, on the way to the main control center, the author wrote that the wolf girl has more than 200 floors. How can this wolf girl have such good physical strength to climb so many floors? The wolf girl has no tools to open the way. How can she reach the central control room so quickly and safely? Is there a straight passage on the way to the central control room? What about the internal automatic defense facilities? Even if the protagonist guides the way, the protagonist cannot let her pass through the wall.

Is this book so powerful in the early stages? Are there other strategic satellite fortresses in the middle of science fiction novels that are not strictly managed even in this book? An armed satellite. According to the classification of cosmic civilizations on the Internet, at least a level 5 civilization is capable of manufacturing it (a total of only level 7 civilizations, level 7 is still unknown, also known as a god-level civilization) The protagonist is a mechanical life, shouldn't he have extreme computing power? He doesn't even understand his own warp engine and other components.

For science fiction, it is recommended that the author read what readers have said about the loopholes in technological theory, and then correct them, otherwise they will be extremely dissuaded every time a new reader comes in (after all, readers of science fiction are all looking for logic)

A decent science fiction novel, well, nothing to do with hard science fiction.

What is the protagonist, an AI, doing with a wolf girl next to him? I can't see what role she has at all.

It's so weird. Why would a trading port allow armed satellites to be docked for repairs? Even if they could be parked, they wouldn't be directly checked for background checks? The background is so hard? Isn't the protagonist a satellite center AI? What kind of body does he use to move in the port?

If the data is not accurate, you don't need to use accurate data vocabulary. Three minutes of drones and five seconds of confrontation.

It's okay after spreading out. It is not a traditional sci-fi interstellar novel, but similar to a light novel with a sci-fi skin. An electronic life takes four living treasures to fight pirates, deceive and kidnap people all over the universe. It also mixes mining and ruins adventures with some daily life. By the way, it collects 54 playing cards to complete the main plot of summoning the Dragon God? There is no obvious romance at the moment. The little wolf given at the beginning has been raised as a daughter. The mercenary group is all tired of cutting wood In general, if the brain waves of this book are correct, it is a good source of food

The current plot is about wandering and fighting pirates. Dyson Sphere Ikanos, a 3D printing robot, can develop its own huge industrial system in 64 star systems in a short period of time. An electronic intelligent intelligent life can start farming and develop technology trees on any planet. This is better than wandering around and earning much more from fighting pirates.

My evaluation is not as good as Sanjin

With such high technology, isn't there a maintenance robot?

After reading so many chapters, I have never seen the protagonist recycle the wreckage of a starship. Without the ability to make alloys, isn't recycling the wreckage another way?

Personally, the two books may not sound the same to me, but I thought they were both pretty good. I have read "Rainbow Reborn: Super Battleship". To me, it has a different focus than this one.

Let me ask, how do you eat with projection? I saw it twice that the protagonist eats. Isn't the protagonist a projection? How can he eat? Can anyone give me an explanation?

How about this theme🙂

It's very well written. Come on 😆

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The road is long and long, and I will search for it from top to bottom. Let's work hard and encourage each other!