If You Want to Invade Another World, I Will Colonize It in Reverse

Start reading now. It will take about 5 hours to read the whole thing. I will reply to you then whether this book is poisonous or can be used as food.

I've seen Chapter 15, old fans, come and grab the first review Overall, I feel that this book has been significantly improved compared to the previous books. From the story frame design to the character setting, to the overall concept and imagination, the progress is not small, but you choose the rabbit. This category is really unpopular. Of course, there are shortcomings, and they are still the same old problems. Some places are draggy and slow-paced. Although I personally like to watch slow-paced movies and don't care much about these problems, if there are problems, I should always point them out and give as objective and fair feedback as possible. As for the advantages, of course, the story framework and plot design are good. I like many of the character settings and world view settings. The imagination is full of innovations. In addition, it is a matter of personal preference. I actually like these books about apocalyptic disaster classification, but many of them seem too dark or depressing. This kind of fusion of apocalyptic disaster and science fiction elements is just right. It satisfies all my preferences and avoids the pitfalls. Of course, there may be other book friends who think it is not cruel and bloody enough. This is a matter of personal vision. At least I really like the setting of this book. I also look forward to more books reading this book. I support this book and let the author keep writing. I really want to see the reverse colonization of the main world and the invasion of high-level planes in the future.

Madonna? What about the mission? There's the Holy Mother right there. It's really strange that there's someone writing about the Holy Mother.

Overall, it's pretty good. There are some minor shortcomings, but the flaws are outweighed. Mainly, I haven't found a better book in this genre recently than this one. Moreover, this book has a point that I personally like very much, that is, basically all settings related to technology can be realized from a theoretical point of view. It has a bit of a hard science fiction feel, but it is not strenuous to read. I haven't found such a rigorous book in a long time.

The introduction is good, let me take a look at the content

Overall, it's an apocalyptic disaster, which is rare in this genre and has some hard science fiction elements.

The author is so short🤫