The Whole World Thinks I’m an Alien

The subject matter is good, but the protagonist has personality problems and is selfish. After confirming that he is about to face an interstellar war and alien forces have reached the edge of the solar system. Under such imminent circumstances, he considered handing over to the country and finally gave up because of his own greed. I took out a loan to buy the meager supplies, and I am not willing to mobilize all mankind to face it. This kind of character can put the survival of mankind at risk for a little profit. In the face of a high-intensity war, I have no doubt that the protagonist surrenders to the aliens or abandons humanity and runs away.

I thought it was about technology, but it turned out to be some kind of spiritual recovery.

It's funny to say that the science fiction section is all about fantasy.

The classic wants everything, but ends up being neither fish nor fowl. The introduction and the beginning are all about behind-the-scenes base farming and development flow, and then suddenly it turns into a doomsday superpower flow where the protagonist ends up. There are also a lot of bugs before and after. Development in the front requires so many resources, and the protagonist relies on his little money to play in the scrap recycling bin. Monsters appear in the back and martial law is imposed. How can you play? I haven't even written a few chapters about the construction and development of the base, so I just skipped it without writing anything. What happened in the middle timeline is just an outline flow without any writing. It immediately turned into a classic doomsday power flow, and I was completely speechless.

When I first saw the base civilization, I thought it was a big boss behind the scenes. But in the end, it was no different from ordinary apocalyptic powers. This golden finger was really in vain. There are also a few plot bugs. At the beginning, you look for scrap collectors to get resources. Later, resources become more and more difficult to get, and there is also military management. I just want to ask how to get resources later. The supermarkets are being targeted when buying some daily necessities. Will you really not be targeted if you buy a lot of resources? Keep repeating that the protagonist's life is very important. If the protagonist dies, human civilization will be over. Have you ever had to fight monsters for a few crystal nuclei? Will I have to fight with other people in a battle of wits and courage, and my life will hang on a thread with monsters? ? ? I just don't understand. You can choose to take advantage of the information gap and say that you are a messenger from aliens. I don't believe that other countries dare to touch you. Use the resources of various countries for development and sell them information at the same time. Not only can you save more people, but you can also live a comfortable life. Even if you go outside and make a fortune by force, it is better than this. Being such a lone wolf is really a waste of this golden finger. Can such a base with a lot of resources really be handled by one person? To be honest, it would be better to give the protagonist a unique cheat than it is now.

It's too low. This kind of plug-in is supposed to be for fighting interstellar wars. As a result, the protagonist has no sense of existence at all.

If you are engaged in science and technology, don't engage in spiritual energy recovery. The moon base is superfluous.

The writing is so messy, it feels like a cannon hitting mosquitoes

It's a bit disgusting to join the Authority, either join or don't join. The ink stains back and forth

It doesn't feel good. The protagonist's IQ is different from ordinary people.