The Power of Knowledge, Ruling the Sea of Stars

I really admire you. If you want to open a new book, you have to give out single chapters for old books. Otherwise, you don't know if there will be any new books.

Emm is very strange. I feel that the author is very bad at science and has no concept of technology. The interstellar era is still the same as modern times, with bicycles, jet engines, and parachutes. There is no sci-fi flavor at all. It may be that I have seen too little before I can read Chapter 11. Anyway, give it a try. My feeling is that the background of high-end science fiction is the level of science and technology in the 1970s and 1980s. Even if you want to be realistic, can you also understand the current modern technology and look forward based on it? It gives people a particularly out-of-touch feeling. You have worked hard for many years just to get a parachute or a jet engine? If you understand how terrifying it is to have a complete industrial base under full firepower, you will not write about an education bureau getting a jet engine and everyone will be amazed. To sum up, limited by the author's own knowledge, a good subject matter will be blown away after a nonsense at the beginning.

It will be difficult to return to the past, and it will be difficult to see the Earth Era and super battleships again.

Is the social background too unfriendly to awakened astromancers? Just upgrading to level 2 costs millions. The Star Association missions are difficult and have few rewards. They call it exercise... This is under the pressure of external aliens. Isn't it true that the top-level design has begun to castrate itself? Are you afraid that astromancers will grow too fast? . . . Is it the so-called enemy inside and the enemy at high places? A bulletproof vest costs more than 100,000 yuan, and a mission reward is tens of thousands of yuan... I just read more than 40 chapters of Pig's Feet and I still have to borrow money to buy a bulletproof vest. It's really annoying. The Star Association is afraid that the person who receives the mission will find it too easy to destroy kbfz.

After reading two pages of the first chapter, quit!

First of all, let me explain that I am a loyal reader of the author Rainbow Gate. It can be said that I have rewarded and subscribed to almost every one of his books, including several that have been dropped by eunuchs. Therefore, this book review is just an objective personal suggestion to make the book better. The first point: the problem of the training system. What I can feel now is that this is a science fiction novel cloaked in fantasy. The author has a certain reserve of scientific knowledge (at least enough for the novel), so there is no problem in improving personal strength based on learning knowledge and application. But the problem is that the setting of combat astrology is very awkward, especially when you are one star, you only need to learn five major categories. Remember, this setting is unreasonable for a society that has entered the interstellar era. The two-star era has turned into astrology such as muskets, pistols, and bulletproof vests. Generally speaking, the one- and two-star things are very monotonous and everyone learns about the same number of stars. These things have a poor perception of the novel. Since human society already has a theoretical knowledge system, can't we produce firearms and cold weapons by ourselves? You have to synthesize it yourself. I personally think there are two types of combat systems. One is to rely on star power to strengthen existing human weapons, and the other is the one you wrote now. Otherwise, the easiest way is to skip the early ground combat and go to space combat. Those are your strengths. Second point: It's a place to fight monsters. The place mentioned in your book is just like a dungeon with fixed monster spawning. It's really outrageous. It's better to just write about fighting the lurking cults and foreigners in the town. It's also very unreasonable. One needs to learn knowledge to upgrade the cultivation system, so that this kind of It would be outrageous for low-level people to fight. If this is a fantasy novel, it would be fine, but if it is a science fiction novel, should scientific researchers and combatants make a certain distinction? After all, theory and application are two directions. The protagonist's genius can go both ways in parallel, but as for others, there must be a way to go. Maybe what I said is wrong, but I really hope that this book can be written well and not give up halfway.

What if the name is "Xingshu Zongheng", of course I'm just joking 😁

I read the new book happily because of Rainbow's previous results, but ended up gritting my teeth and reading the first three chapters. It makes me feel like I have traveled back 20 years, and it has the beauty of 2004... This book is pure white writing, with all kinds of garbage problems emerging one after another. I don't know if the author has exhausted his talents, hired a ghostwriter to write for him, or sold his account, but after reading the first three chapters, I couldn't stand it at all. The painting style is completely different from the previous books. It feels like it was written by a 3-year-old child...

Is the author here to screen readers? Chapter 1 How does such a defiant protagonist survive? Invincible flow or what? Who can take on such a disgusting role? I can become invincible in the solar system if I work hard, but I just have to concentrate and be a fool who gets zero points every day?

So has the protagonist figured out anything in 10 years? I saw Chapter 4. The protagonist is said to be smart, but I didn't see it. I only saw a stubborn person.