A Hundred Generations of Simulation, I Lead All Mankind to Conquer the Sea of ​​​​Stars

Oops, all I can say is that technical writing is damn hard to write. Especially for Star Technology, this is not a challenge to the imagination, but a challenge. The limits of thought. Because a human being cannot imagine something that he has not seen.

The book ends at chapter 18. The current timeline is progressing very quickly. The fourth simulation will be completed soon. The overall narrative structure is quite good. At least it will not make people want to doge the book. It is not too watery. Currently, the following questions have been asked 1. Where does the simulation come from? 2. Are there only these hundred simulations in this book? 3. Are the props, power, and knowledge provided by the simulation safe? If these three points can be written well and rounded out in the later stage, this book will be an excellent work.

The previous upward emotions collapsed too tightly, and then suddenly jumped to the first chaotic downward emotions. The gap was too big and there was no buffer. It was easy for people to be confused and run away.

It's good-looking, at least it's good-looking now. I read it in one sitting🤓😎🤓😎

The article jumped very well and successfully made me jump to the point where I didn't want to read it.

I don't understand this jump. There is no foreshadowing.

Reading

Come on, it seems like it's enough food for now.

Alas, it turned out to be a eunuch. I was afraid of being a eunuch, so I voted for 10 monthly votes.

I can only say that there are too few people who can write science fiction nowadays.

I now take over the comment section.