Frontiers of Civilization: Eternal Life Begins from Witness

The border post itself, which has been assigned to sail for three years, is 100,000 meters, and the scanning range is 100,000 meters. . . There is still a dead space at the bottom. . So what's the use of this thing?

The world view is very grand, the force value data is huge, and the differences and gaps between different starry sky civilizations are not clearly stated. As a result, I couldn't understand the conspiracy that has been hidden for thousands of years. This book gives the impression that the author is familiar with the setting, but the readers have no idea what he is writing about.

The world view is grand, but just like what is written in the book, the number of chapters that are updated every day is too small. If you haven't updated it to 60-80 words, the data of this book is not that good. Almost no one can follow it.

There are various settings, high-end-looking terms, and new characters popping up like wholesale, but the author doesn't explain it. I've read Chapter 40 and I still don't know whether the protagonist's world is a round sky or an interstellar world. The various data in the book are as big as filling them in with your feet. The number of the 300,000-kilometer watchtower starts with 6 digits. The 300,000-kilometer torch can be inserted into the human body. The distance from the earth to the moon is only 360,000 to 380,000 kilometers. Data and actual daily life are very separated. Such a 30-kilometer-high watchtower is manned by one person and needs to be patrolled every day. The patrol does not rely on the watchtower and relies on its own speed of 100 meters per second. It gives people the feeling of a horse-drawn anti-aircraft gun finally dueling with fists. I personally understand that this 300,000-kilometer watchtower is an analogy to a one-man border guard post, and its function is to give border guards a rest. It's very fragmented, surrounded by enemies and spending so many resources to build such a big thing for one person to live and practice. I have seen more than 40 chapters and only 3 battles. Each battle has a lot of foreshadowing. The battle ends within half a chapter, and it is basically not exciting. Except for the battle content, the protagonist is looking at things and stacking data. People who have nothing to do with the protagonist are chatting away from the protagonist, talking about some terms and settings that seem to be confusing. Of course, as I said before, there are no explanations of terms and settings. My personal evaluation is that there are too many bad data, it is difficult to understand and substitute, and the battle is not pleasant. It is recommended to avoid lightning. 😒

The author is confused. It's still cold. Why hasn't it been updated in so many days?

Author, please don't worry about their nonsense and hurry up and update it. They read too few imaginative books to be able to represent them, but that doesn't mean I can't represent them. There are always people who are not a good match for you, and they will talk nonsense when you see them. Don't listen to them, and update as soon as possible. Have you written more than a few thousand pieces? You don't need these people to read.

The author will update it as soon as possible. It's been almost 10 years since I've seen this kind of setting with a relatively grandiose setting, and then the writing is okay only if you write it okay, and the rest is garbage. What they write is not fucking original, it's all Warhammer 40 and k40. I haven't seen that thing and I can't understand it at all. Please update it quickly. I really want to see it.