I Picked up Talents in the Interstellar Battlefield

It feels like the writing is just about constant numerical expansion. As a cool article, the ability setting is not well written. The author just uses the ability when he thinks of it, and the numerous numerical explanations of the ability are of no use - the only function is to pretend to be useful. Of course, there are still some things to like. If you read it without thinking, the relationship between the characters currently constructed is simple, and the characters have almost no "turns", so it may be a no-brainer to read (laughs). The article itself is a fantasy with a science fiction theme, which is to follow the trend. The subject matter itself is also very mature, and the routines are also mature. Then there is the characterization, which is simple at the level of a junior high school student and not very profound. After all, it is a web novel. The biggest drawback is that the most common female characters in web novels are female characters, especially heroines (possibly). It is recommended to write less emotional scenes, which are not suitable for you, or think more about how to write appropriately without making people sick. At the moment, I can still accept reading, mainly because the logic is okay, as long as it is not too outrageous, and most of the characters are not annoying, because they are just "2D characters". To put it simply, the reused material exists, but there is no need to pursue it too much. The rhythm of the plot is also the usual state of Internet novels. Fortunately, if it doesn't collapse later, it can actually be watched. If the current situation stabilizes, it can reach the lower-middle level of Shuangwen. Come on, it's still passable. Of course, for those who read a lot of this kind of subject matter, there is no need to complain, it is better to spend your time looking for books😃

As a clone, you are really not afraid of being brought back to the laboratory

The two countries, which have been at war for a long time, still have no rules and regulations, so they simply pull apart and pile up troops. Teammates are not like veterans who are like cheerleaders. From the perspective of the empire, if the clones are 50 good brothers, and a super soldier appears randomly, does it take 3 years of fighting and genetic collapse to start sending the super soldier clones to the laboratory as soon as possible? The subject matter is somewhat attractive and the content is simple. When I saw the cat tribe, they were nothing but agile. They had several types of assassins. If they didn't rebel, they would hide and squat in the camp to block them with their heads. There was no reaction at all, wooden stakes, and the ADC saw the assassin playing jungle and didn't shrink down the tower, but still topped it. As long as we follow our own rhythm throughout the whole process, the result is a natural win. It is the kind of situation where our nanny finds an opportunity and kills 5 of the opponent. How he kills is not important. Whether he can kill or not is not important. The important thing is that he has given an opportunity. As long as this explanation is given, the opponent will lose the opponent's promotion if the crystal explodes. Reasonability is not important. What is important is that it has given an opportunity. From the perspective of the spectator, it is a correction of the law of cause and effect. But back to the starting point, the subject matter does feel refreshing, otherwise the book will be screened out. It is recommended for readers aged 0-2 years. It is more than enough for early adopters, because one bite is spicy enough or sweet enough. As for whether it has pot smell and too much carbohydrates and sugar, it is completely out of the consideration of readers at this stage.

You are a clone and have traveled through time. Why do you feel like you have to sell yourself to this country?

It mainly tells the story of Pig's Feet slashing people with ancient or young swords in the interstellar battlefield, and testing the IQ of primary school students in the field!

I have just read about 20 chapters, and I don't feel very happy about it As for the setting of this book, judging from the first 20 chapters, there are obvious flaws in both the construction of the social system and the construction of the extraordinary system. First of all, regarding clones, this should belong to the construction of a social system. The article says that cannon fodder is produced by genes, but in fact, during the production process, it will undergo genetic mutations. This is what the article says. As a huge empire, either it does not pay attention to these excellent mutations and allows it to become cannon fodder, or it establishes a complete promotion system and has legal citizenship after completing any tasks or meeting other conditions. This should be the first priority. Based on the excellent abilities displayed by the protagonist in the article, if it is reasonable according to the comprehensive promotion system, he should be rewarded and confirmed as a citizen. However, the article is too miscellaneous. I only feel that the person is awesome, and I don't even know where he is awesome. According to cannon fodder, a clone experiment should be carried out immediately after he has achieved military exploits. Such clones should be completely dissected and promoted, but the article does not. This does not clearly explain the empire's true attitude towards clones. What you want to write is a complete galactic empire, and its various facilities and institutions should be extremely complete. Otherwise, how can you become an empire? So this makes it difficult to read. Basically all the novels on Tomato have this common problem, there is not enough proportion. If the basic world view structure is described in the early stage, it can only be a running account. After finishing this, I will hit that, and after finishing that, I will hit this. To be honest, the creative ideas of this theme are very novel. Even as an old bookworm, I think it is very novel, but it feels a bit like a bleeding trend, which is a pity. Secondly, the Galactic Empire, what a grand idea. It should have a clear organizational structure. I haven't seen other aspects in the first 20 chapters, but it feels like there are big flaws in the military. A large empire spanning the Milky Way should have complete military planets and ecological planets. For example, at the beginning of the previous chapter, you wrote about the borders of the Galactic Empire, because according to the article, it is now an expansion of foreign wars. There should be complete military fortresses, with five or six planets, seven or eight planets, all made of steel, with powerful psykers stationed on them, and then troops sent out to conquer. How many light-years of the galaxy span, how many military fortresses are on the border, the system of foreign wars, the promotion of clones, the ways to obtain citizenship, etc. These are all very fascinating contents, but I have not read all 20 chapters. It feels like a running account. Then there is the construction of extraordinary abilities, and even more writing. Alas, I finally tried to find a good book. This is really disappointing.

The biggest problem is that you receive unlimited talents, and in the end they are basically different! Either you can choose whether to absorb it, don't absorb all the mess, or you can add sequences, combinations or bonds to form a chain with talent correlation, such as Zi Lei plus energy recovery plus energy burst = Thunder Dharma King, Zi Lei body strengthening plus super self-healing, etc. = Thunder God of War, it can even be switched temporarily!

Why write about small days? In the interstellar era, small days can still exist like psoriasis?

The changes are so fast. Human clones and experimental subjects must be quickly captured to study how to mutate benignly.

How come I've seen this before? It's also the starting point, and the early plot is the same?

What the hell? You are a clone protagonist, do you still want to serve the earth in this era? You were just cloned and used as cannon fodder. You don't know where to enjoy your true body?

If you want to read sci-fi interstellar, please stop now. This is a fantasy novel disguised as science fiction.

The comment area is full of praises, definitely controlling the comments😋

In a place where there are so many planets that can be cloned, they actually use firearms to fight clones. Belief and fire, unmanned systems, and energy weapons are not more cost-effective than clones. . . Isn't this setting conflicting?

The interstellar science fiction is not reflected in anything, the plot is quite satisfactory, and the battlefield environment is very retro (like Knight's Charge)

Those who know it is Interstellar, but those who don't know it think they are veterans of World War II.

What you saw earlier is good. If you don't develop on the battlefield, just run to school! A common problem in urban fantasy is that it can't survive without a school, and there is no plot to write. There are a lot of conspiracy theories about the supremacy of force. A hodgepodge

To be honest, there are so many conspiracies and tricks that it makes people tired of looking at them. What is written on your profile is strategies, not conspiracies and tricks! The more I watch, the more boring I get!

If you don't do good things, you just want to be a clone, and you have no desire to read.

The author is too arrogant at the beginning and has no imagination. The interstellar battlefield is the same as World War II. It might as well be to win the interstellar war. . . .

The writing is too childish, high school level

Your skill is the Divine Weapon Emperor, but you are being a dog to those top ten famous guns! Not worthy of the name! You are the one in control, no matter what others say! I would rather cultivate my own shadow killing skills, even if I don't need the top ten bright guns!

What, devouring and becoming holy, gluttonous, absorbing, copying. I just don't have the ability to come up with good ideas and can only plagiarize.

This isn't science fiction enough, it also uses crawlers. Moreover, cloning human cannon fodder, cloning a person requires a lot of energy, colonizing foreign countries, and using human flesh to fuel wars. How strange!

Your setting is too loose. At first, the protagonist cannot receive the ball of light even if he stands next to the corpse. He needs to make contact with it, regardless of whether it was killed by him or not. Later in the team mission, only those he killed released light balls, but contact was still required. As a result, the third time I fought the big battlefield in the highlands, it became the light ball that only the person killed, but there was no need to touch it. For example, the orc who was fighting the psyker was riding a camel. And if according to the initial setting, there may be light balls regardless of whether he killed him or not. Then there are thousands of orcs who died on such a large battlefield. I don't know how many light balls there can be. And if there is no need for contact, then...

See the listed location... What kind of army barracks are you talking about? There is no basic discipline at all.

The subject matter is good, but the characterization and dialogue sound bad. . . Abandoned

The martial arts man in fantasy skin asks if fighting is okay.

The golden finger and "interstellar" in this plot are just decorations, and the core is still the same as the urban mixed fantasy more than ten years ago. So far it's just average.

How many times has this book been listed for free