I Figure Star Destroyers Make Perfect Sense for Primitive People
俺寻思原始人有歼星舰挺合理的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 311k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Will these primitive people have to invade a civilization on a blue planet that doesn't have faster-than-light technology? 🙂
There's a kind of inexplicable beauty to it; how many pounds of mushrooms did the author eat to write such a magnificent piece?
If someone with the power to transform the fake into the real truly existed in the real world, I believe the country would definitely dedicate its resources to transforming the protagonist's city into a sci-fi city similar to The Truman Show.
Thinking back, even the lowest-level civilizations in the universe had warp drives, enabling light-speed travel and various portal-traveling scenarios. Large armies would arrive on Earth with firearms, only to be wiped out, their technology captured, and billions of dollars would be released, causing widespread panic throughout the universe. 😏
When I was trying to be civilized, medieval barbarians came with rocket launchers right after the event. 😡
The author's greatest strength lies in explicitly stating in the synopsis that the book's selling point is abstraction for the sake of abstraction, thus preventing readers from wasting their time.
The title should at least be reconsidered.
If I hadn't seen the movie "Spectacular Spectacles Lead to National Ruin," I definitely wouldn't have clicked in. 😅
The protagonist's ability is meaningless in ancient times, leading a group of primitive people. They can't even communicate in the same language, let alone have anyone to talk to. It feels like the protagonist is playing a single-player game with an invincible cheat code. If it were written as modern science fiction, it would be far better than writing about cavemen.
Your description reminds me of that short story. It's said that spaceships were originally very simple; even primitive tribes could create them. However, human history has repeatedly missed opportunities until a group of the most advanced colonists in the universe invaded Earth. When humanity aimed its various weapons at this wooden spaceship that had descended from outer space, a group of alien invaders wielding bronze weapons rushed out.
The title and synopsis really gave me absolutely no desire to read it.