Star Trailblazers

Not the author, are you serious about this gambit? The protagonist has a lucky talent and is thrown into a no man's land with no resources. If you don't have lucky talent, where can you throw it? A real desperate situation? The key is to throw people over and not even provide basic supplies. Not to mention weapons and so on, they must at least provide food and water for a few days or a week. Throw it with empty hands, or throw it into a no-man's land like the Gobi Desert. There is no food or water around, and there is no system assistance. Don't say you threw 10,000 people over here, even if you threw 1 million, not many would be able to get out alive in the end. I still want to ask. For those who are sent here, you don't provide them with any assistance or anything. Without extended lifespan, how could it be possible to travel to the stars? It just completes the basic prerequisites for various industries. These people should die of old age.

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It's very good, but I don't think the plot and the characters are all top-notch.

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Will it kill you if you keep it free like this? (Worried)

How do you feel that your book may die suddenly?

I just started reading it and reached Chapter 9. In terms of writing style, the narrative is clear and easy to read, which is better than most novels; the plot concept is also great, the part about beating the horse bandits is not trivial, and it is not as nonsensical as the anti-Japanese drama; the characters are well created, the protagonist maintains a cautious attitude, and his inner activities are very suitable for the scene. I feel like there is hope, so I will continue reading.

I read it for a long time and didn't understand what it was written.

It feels pretty good. Although the stars are still far away, the Western Cowboys are also pretty good-looking. Support

The concept of the theme is really interesting. Everything was fine in the beginning, but it started to get messy after reaching 100,000. Take the melter as an example. I thought that after entering the Sanyang world, I would talk about the melter. But it turned out that people came out, went to small towns, and ran tasks. During the period, they inserted some short stories about time travel from the holy era to reflect other people's ideas. Finally, after bringing people back to the union, they started to develop with equipment, and suddenly put a hot melt gun panel on it. Isn't this the machine in front? How has it changed? Did you talk about improving research and development? I thought I had missed it, but it turned out that I didn't even mention the melter, career, and development in a long story... The second volume, titled Civilized Cemetery, directly reminded me of Z's new book...

Are you serious at the beginning? Such a big poisonous point.