You Said You'd Get a Summer Job, So Why Are You a Space Mercenary?
说打暑假工，你去当星际佣兵？
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- 166k Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Interstellar Civilization
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- 1y ago
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You've even gone to school in a mecha, and the government hasn't reacted at all.
I haven't been grinding proficiency for days, and I'm actually going home to make money and show off. A newbie like me doesn't even get to carry a nuclear bomb! 🤔 So many things to complain about.
They've even installed a portal on the moon!
They've already exited the portal, and they're still going to school and building rockets? They shouldn't be reporting to the nation, exchanging for galactic data, exchanging for level 0.9 Technology data to start a nationwide mobilization, and then initiating a global mobilization overseas.
I have a question for the author: If the author's dad falls into the water and is about to drown, should the author show off first or eat food and fruit first? 😊
In the book, the portal for alien monsters to invade Earth is about to open, and Earth is entering its countdown to destruction. Instead of racing against time to improve his strength, the protagonist has time to go to university, where he'll pilot a mecha to show off and slap people in the face when school starts.
Didn't you immediately contact those people at the Academy of Sciences, then reach out to higher-ups to find a way to help you exchange star currency in interstellar space for advanced technology? Why didn't you go back to school? Take it slow.
Today's parade equipment was too futuristic, so should the outline be adjusted? 🙂 Still no update?
Author, with this writing style, you'll be living a good life paying off your mortgage, car loan, and marriage loan sooner or later.
Author, you need to make sure the black eggs don't appear in the protagonist's hometown. If they do, then don't send him to school; let's take our time with the mundane family matters. To save the hometown, expedite contacting the government or setting up a company to recruit people for research. Every planet has resources that can be sold for a good price in interstellar space; sell them and use the proceeds to buy technology and accelerate research.
This generation of Level 1 civilizations is still too powerful. Why would a perfectly good technological civilization need to develop superhuman genes? Furthermore, extraordinary genes and genetic modification seem to be different things. So, this generation of technological civilization actually likes to study these things? Hmm, that's hard to guess.