Raging Thousands of Troops

The prologue is so addictive, I used to watch Shenhuang which was pretty good

I feel like this book has a bit of Yinying's style, and the plot is pretty good. It's too general about cultivation, and it's actually not interesting.

I really like the male lead when he is directing, he is so handsome

The character of the male protagonist is really hard to like. After reading a few chapters, he basically showed the image of a small citizen who has no knowledge and indecisiveness in reality. How can you say that being willing to sacrifice your life for a child is not a good person? Why the hell did you set the male protagonist to be more God than God, and a greater saint than the great saints of ancient times? I would like to ask the author a question: How many Phoenix men can be found among a million people in reality? Don't always use the perspective of a small person to write about the counterattack of a small person. If you have no experience and always use your own pitiful perspective to write, it will only make people feel very inconsistent and just a joke.

Why does this book have such a low starting point? ? ? This is comparable to Yinying. Other books in the starting point category are like garbage. . . I feel like the author will become a god directly after finishing this book.

I've read the whole book, and I have to say it's quite interesting. Judging from the 2009 formula, it's a pity that the ending is eunuch.

I hope the pioneers will remember this book, even though it is unfinished, looking forward to it! ! ! !

I just can't find this type

Fighting mechas from a few thousand years ago actually have more than 80 buttons to control the movements. The driving relies on lever pedals and more than a dozen engine buttons. This is completely the spring of keyboard warriors. Is this science fiction or a throwback to ancient times? Hasn't the author seen how "Pacific Rim" or "Avatar" controls mechas? Even current technology can already achieve nerve transmission. Those who have lost their entire arms and install high-tech prostheses use nerve transmission to control finger movements. This has something to do with preventing the hairiness of smart computers. I accepted YOU

I personally like these descriptions of starship duels. Halfway through I felt something was wrong. Judging from the situation the author developed and the number of remaining chapters, I felt bad. When I came in and read the book review, it turned out to be a palace. This made me very uncomfortable and I didn't want to read it.

{"TopicId":"803665280248184832","TopicName":"Internet Writing Hole Filling Festival Wishing Season"} I hope the author will have time to write out the following plot

The best book about pioneering wasteland. It's really good to read ten years ago.

The pirate base that Pigfoot chose was a drop-shaped meteorite with a diameter of 37,000 kilometers. What was even more outrageous was that he was particularly cautious when building the base because he was afraid that excessive movements would cause the "meteorite" to disintegrate. Did you know that the diameter of the earth is only 12,000 kilometers, but there are drop-shaped "meteorites" three times the size of the earth. A fleet sailing in space can actually see other ships sailing. What is the concept of space? Even if there are channel ships, they are just ants crawling on the highway. What are the chances of two ants crawling opposite each other on the highway to see each other?

{"TopicId":"803665280248184832","TopicName":"Internet Writing Hole Filling Festival Wishing Season"} I wish that I can see the author finish writing the final climax plot in my lifetime

An early ancient Yin Ying style hardcore science fiction novel?

This alone is better than 90% of the novels from Qidian. It's outrageous.