Why Does Your Empire Look So Much Like a Calamity?

Ladies and gentlemen, friends of other genders, the Milky Way is a galaxy with more than 230 intelligent races. Over the past thousands of years, our colleagues from more than 180 races have worked tirelessly and diligently to build a galactic community that allows more than 150 races to gather together.

I didn't ask you to read it forever; I'm not a demon. But what do you mean by not reading at all? What's wrong with your reading habits? You just added a book to your bookshelf, didn't you? If you keep going like this, I'll end up reading Chapter 48 four times and Chapter 84 eight times, and eventually I'll become an eight-headed serpent. As the author, I might have to beat you, really.

Have you ever been a slave? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Can we not use anti-theft features? 🙂

Losing makes you a war criminal! If you're called a war criminal, where's your fleet? Where are your giant elephants? You have nothing! If you're not a war criminal, who is? Purify the alien creatures and cleanse the human bloodline!

Because Qidian has changed its recommendation mechanism, following the lead of readers will significantly impact traffic. New books these days are really easy to kill off, but I completely understand everyone's desire to nurture a book's life. Therefore, I urge all readers to nurture your reading experience by simply scrolling to the last page after a new chapter is released. This seemingly small action will greatly benefit your new book. Thank you so much, Meow!

It's well-written, but there's something strange about it. After reading chapter 70, I realized the author was being too "civilized," too logical. The process of subjugating, investigating, and researching doesn't feel like it's set on an extremely barren cyberpunk planet; it feels more like a real civilized society.

I hope the author writes about absolute human supremacy! The book I read, "The Fourth Calamity," was pure treachery; other races were sacrificed, and humans didn't even blink an eye—it infuriated me! Long live humanity! For the Emperor!

The Fourth Calamity was originally a nickname used by Stellaris players to refer to the Ascension of the Star Sea in the game. It later evolved online to describe the ascension of game players.

I've seen this story several times. I'm actually quite interested in this genre, but the protagonist's name makes me feel like I'm reading a gender-bending story, which is really annoying. I hate this kind of story the most. Even Zhang Ergou would be better.