Cosmic Conglomerate: Open Up! Free Trade!
寰宇巨企：开门！自由贸易！
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- Completed
- Length
- 431k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 18d ago
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If we're already AI ourselves, why add another AI? Isn't that just pointless and unnecessary?
I suggest removing the idealistic Starry Sky Railway unless you are confident that you understand the path the protagonist walks and the meaning of his existence.
Let me briefly explain the ideas and structure of this book.
Before writing this book, I discovered that the reason why books about Stellaris and Warhammer have a high rate of being abandoned is because many authors initially put Stellaris' technology into the Warhammer universe for use. This results in high-level creatures being able to easily dominate low-level worlds, but in order to balance the story, the author will forcibly weaken the power of…
The synopsis is too exaggerated and the author can't handle it.
I suggest not writing a sequel, especially the most controversial one, miHoYo. There are so many sci-fi worlds to write about; including a sequel just feels out of place and offers no benefit. This is my second time clicking through; the first time I saw Star Iron in the synopsis, I immediately gave up.
You're an AI yourself, but your strength is incredibly weak. You can't absorb other data to upgrade, and you still have the AI provided by the system. You're afraid of betrayal? Isn't that redundant? Since you're already an AI, what's the point of having other AIs? Even if you do need them, they can't have feelings. Just use them as tools.
Dude, this book is great, why did you abandon it?
I'm a bit puzzled as to why they always like to write about Stellaris and Warhammer together. Warhammer has a very strong storyline, which is difficult to handle, and Colossus and Warhammer don't really go well together.
This book overpowers the Astartes, doesn't it? The protagonist claims that the enhanced V can't even beat a regular Astartes? Based on the original V's performance, I believe he couldn't defeat a squad of Astartes in a head-on confrontation, but in a one-on-one fight, he could absolutely crush a regular Astartes. Don't mistake the elite squad for ordinary Astartes.
I don't know what it is writing.
It's just constantly jumping to a new world, hastily copying the plot, maybe changing the ending a little, and that's it. There's no creativity, no originality, not even a hint of originality. Where are you going to find so many sci-fi worlds to copy? This could be finished in 500,000 words.