Gods: Civilization Development, Infinite War

Personal evaluation: The settings are quite good and rigorous enough. The logic is clear and the context is coherent. The setting is comprehensive yet connected. Long language. The author explains in detail in order to introduce accurately and logically. If this was talking about math problems, I would feel pretty good. But this is a web article, eh The relationship between people is strange. Although the background of the novel is a society of gods, the relationship between people should have changed, but this has become a bit strange Overall, the setting is amazing, but the writing style is deducted This book is okay

I feel like using a big gun is more in line with Wing Man, as it can better take advantage of speed and space. The giant sword relies on the legs, waist and arms, which is more suitable for races that are down-to-earth.

Your introduction is not very good. It seems that it only provides basic information about the god's civilization stream. It is equivalent to introducing which genre the book belongs to. It does not introduce the characteristics of this book in this genre at all. It is a bit uninteresting.

The idea and idea are good, but the writing is not easy to evaluate. The beginning is full of settings, and then the so-called invincible flow plot is like fighting crickets The problem is that the readers have no sense of resonance and participation before they have a sense of substitution.

The starting point is also invincible, and this kind of article is also recommended to me. Now I don't have to eat shit, I am eating synthetic meals! The article just explains the setting content. There is no character creation, no main goal, and no angle for people to get involved. Chapter divisions are hard cut from large paragraphs of articles. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I don't know what will happen next, so the odds are 50/50.

Write something about Blue Star's real life, family, real life, don't just write about Plane War, I'm a little tired after watching it.

You dispatched more than 20,000 extraordinary people. The enemy had more than 20,000 extraordinary people in land troops alone, as well as millions of ordinary troops. As a result, more than a hundred people on your side died in a war? I wonder how you can achieve such a low battle damage rate due to the gap between the times and the fact that your enemy is not at the level of a heavy-armed combined brigade fighting in World War I? ? You have no correct understanding of war at all.

It is the most ridiculous thing for all the lords and all the people to have an arena. Civilizations have reached a multi-level level and are now as low-level as barbarians. .

The pace is very slow, there is no sense of substitution, and there are too many introductions.

I feel that the author is too precious about his winged people. In the first plane battle, the winged people dispatched 20,000 extraordinary people. The opposite land force had more than 20,000 extraordinary people, and there were millions of ordinary aliens. There were hundreds of millions of murlocs in the deep sea polluted by the abyss. There must be at least 100,000 extraordinary murlocs. In the end, after conquering the plane and killing all the fish, 103 wingmen died.

It's all about explaining how to bring this thing up without looking at the starting point.

Jumoji, I have to say several paragraphs in one sentence

The battle plot in this book is very vague, with all kinds of side stories. For example, if you want to destroy a city. First brag about how awesome the protagonist's followers are, then skip the battle and write directly about the city being destroyed, and then brag about the protagonist's followers again. In daily plots, supporting characters are arranged to brag about the superiority of the protagonist and his followers every now and then. They keep boasting, but the excitement of the comparison is never conveyed. Only the supporting characters make very empty boasts to highlight their superiority.

It can be seen that the author has patched up the poisonous points of many other novels of the same type. The creativity is quite good, but there are too many settings that are thrown around, so you need to pay more attention.

After reading a few pictures, I found that the content of this novel had nothing to do with the development of farming, and it was invincible at the beginning.

Happy New Year, good health, all the best, and all your wishes come true

Our civilization sandbox also has its own personal master.

Before you read it, let me ask you, is this a story about the protagonist acting alone and pretending to be awesome, or a story about the protagonist struggling to be awesome?

There are so many explanation paragraphs. What's the use of throwing away the settings? Half of a chapter is about this and that.

Why is it over? How long does it take to become a true god? .