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Everything else is fine, and can even be said to be very good, but showing no mercy to enemy soldiers on the battlefield, and even trying to save them, euphemistically calling it respect for life, is really too poisonous to me. I read many other novels where the protagonists are just showing kindness to passers-by, and some people say that the Holy Virgin is fat. I just want to say, haha, if they read this book, they will know what is called the real Holy Virgin Fat! How tired it must be to be able to do such a thing in one day. Respect for life, is this how to use respect for life? ! Ah? ! You respect life so much, so during the space war, when you killed the people in the fleet on their battleships, I didn't see you being so pitiful about them, and I didn't see you being merciful! Ah! Respect for life means not killing innocent people indiscriminately, even if you kill hostile people, it is enough to kill all the unarmed people. And here, he is still on the battlefield, showing mercy to the enemies he is attacking crazily? ! The reason is that all life should be respected? ! They even let their own soldiers be shot in order to save them. Those king insects went to protect them from nuclear bombs in order to help them save them! Their lives are their lives. The lives of the warriors and medics under your command, and those king insects you dragged to block the nuclear bombs, the lives of their Zerg race are not their lives, right? ! Shocked! I'm so angry! Originally a rare and good book, I was vomited by this huge mess! I've read more than 900 chapters in one go, but I feel like I can't stand it anymore!

First of all, let me state that I am a free prostitute 😁 Rating ★★★★☆ This is a cool summoning novel, and it is also a StarCraft novel. It performs well among similar works. It not only uses the settings of the original game, but also makes up its own settings, which is excellent. The disadvantage is that it is not satisfying to the end: the protagonist thinks of many things by himself, which is not good [doge]; at the end, the protagonist completely gives up control of the summoned objects, which is not good either [doge]. If you can finish writing the next book, you can synthesize your own "StarCraft System Summons the Universe", but it's a pity that it's a eunuch. If you want to read a cool summoning story with a protagonist who has some brains and is a second-generation StarCraft hero, please come here and take a look.

After typing hundreds of words, I ended up deleting it. Read the first hundred chapters. I can't stand it anymore!

To be fair, this book can be said to be the most awesome book on the niche subject of StarCraft. It is also the most comprehensive. There is no other book that is more comprehensive than this. Before, it was considered an ancient masterpiece. Why are so many people criticizing it? Actually, it is not because of water. Look carefully, every chapter is not water, it is just too written. It is politicized. Putting aside the StarCraft system, it is a war novel about imperial power. To be honest, it is very tiring to read if it is too oriented towards the power struggle. This is why I have read it many times but I just can't get to the end, because the more I read, the more tired I am. So it would be better if the plot is not too complicated and dense.

Space fleets fly everywhere. You think it is a high-tech space battle, but in fact it is a more traditional ground battle. All three interstellar clans own it. You think it is a happy and carefree life of farming, accumulating resources and crushing enemies, but in fact it is a hard life of wandering around and accomplishing nothing.

This book is still the best in StarCraft. It's absolutely amazing. It's said to have many flaws. It's a pity that it's been so long. It's long enough, stable, and has decent content. This is the only one.

I think the aristocrats in the book are all pseudo-aristocrats, so they can be said to be vulgar nouveau riche. Nobles should have a noble spirit. The noble spirit has three important pillars. One is cultural upbringing, resisting the temptation of materialism, not taking pleasure as the purpose of life, and cultivating noble moral sentiments and cultural spirit. The second is social responsibility. As a social elite, we must be strict with ourselves, cherish honors, help disadvantaged groups, and shoulder social and national responsibilities. The third is a free soul with independent will and the courage to say no in the face of power and money. Moreover, they have intellectual and moral autonomy, can transcend fashion and trends, and are not enslaved by political power and the opinions of the majority.

This book may be a good strategic article, or it may be an autobiography of Tang Fang's life. But it's definitely not a violent novel. After all, it is difficult to increase the population limit, which makes it impossible to raise troops. At least this is what I saw in more than a thousand chapters.

There is something wrong with the author's political leanings. Who does the Star Alliance correspond to? The United States. Once we talk about how many systems are good, we say that the system is very good, and all the responsibility is placed on some people at the top. I yearn for the lighthouse and say that the people inside are real people. I don't know where the author is now, the United States? Western Europe? Or Australia. If you can still say this kind of thing today, then I really admire you. An epidemic has torn the hypocrisy of the West to pieces. At this time, you can yearn for it again and immerse yourself in your own fantasies.

It's a mess. In the early stage, I was still playing the violent soldier style, but in the later stage, I switched to the strategy game. I unintentionally improved the villain's technology and tried to create a feeling of even power. It was just for the sake of writing more. In the end, it became a piece of garbage.

Well, let me just say it from the sidelines. I understand the author's style of play. He is trapped in a problem that cannot be solved by resources. He is digging a hole here. There is a lack of resources. Naturally, it is impossible for low-level units to rush troops, so relying on quality cannot play with quantity. Understand that if the resource problem is solved so quickly, there will be no suspense in the story. Readers, do you know what digging a hole is? Although the Federation does not have an interstellar technology tree, it is mentioned in the story that the Federation has also unlocked some alien technologies. After all, the protagonist is facing many huge empires. Without a strong air force, it is actually impossible to fight against the entire human federation and empire. This requires a process.

The author of this book is much better than Dou Po and Dou Luo, so why is it not so popular? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? This book can be regarded as one of the few "science fiction" novels in the science fiction area. What is commendable is that it was not written so badly in the later stages that it had to be supported by fantasy. I love it.

Author, you can't believe that after so many years, you are the only one who has written a masterpiece on StarCraft.

The first part is pretty good, but the second part is very confusing. After reading more than a thousand chapters, I can't quite understand the second part. Moreover, the writing about the hidden organizations is a little bit dull. Basically, the empire <Tang Fang (single race) <hidden organization <Tang Fang (three races). Those organizations are so awesome, is it still necessary for the empire to exist?

If you look carefully and understand the background of this world, you should be able to feel that this world is just a world where several countries fucked each other for rare resources just after interstellar exploration. Those who have reached the age without a high degree of education or money are basically drafted into the army. The key is that several empires fuck each other every day, the soldiers at the bottom are consumed on the battlefield, and the people at the bottom of society are all unlucky. Moreover, the punishment for soldiers making mistakes and deserting is still based on the company system. There is basically no upward path. Elite troops may be better. The whole world is like an ancient feudal society. The lords and nobles control the power of life and death in the entire territory. The laws and other things are nothing but the words of the lords and nobles. As for why the protagonist's past life was targeted by a certain noble, there are currently no clues, or is it spoiled by the author?

I didn't understand it before, but I read this book after I started to use the Internet. Haha, there are too many private goods, and they have been slapped in the face.

There are so many poisonous points that if it weren't for wearing the skin of an interstellar and driving a lot at the same time, I would probably give up the book one after another. I won't say it anymore. It's too poisonous and I can't bear it anymore.

Zerg all win by quantity, but the protagonist took a long time to get dozens of them, and there was no sense of immersion, and it was impossible to watch.

This book was published in 2014, so don't judge it by your current standards for reading novels.

It's a masterpiece among the StarCraft themes It's a masterpiece among the Boomerang themes I've seen it five or six times, so here I wish the author America in the next life.

The content about StarCraft is good, very interesting, logically consistent and rich in detail. However, there are a lot of private goods, especially after taking in a younger brother and sister. There are a lot of private goods in Waibigu. However, for those who are more concerned about international political current affairs and have mature values ​​and thinking patterns, reading it will make you feel disgusted from time to time. If you don't mind the author's overt and covert efforts to build a government, then this is a very good StarCraft novel.

This is my favorite among the StarCraft fanfics. It integrates the military units in the StarCraft and the world view in the novel very well. The biggest shortcoming is that the author has been writing about political systems in the later period. At that time, I was still catching up on updates, one update every day. As a result, the plot was never advanced. I couldn't bear it anymore so I started to keep it.

The previous interstellar enlightenment novels are really full of poison when viewed now. If I read dozens of chapters now, I will be poisoned. But then again, it is really good in the past.

This book can really be said to be the first in the Interstellar series. In terms of length and content, I have yet to find a comparable book in the same series. The same goes for Red Alert. There are few people writing these series and they tend to be sensitive. There are very few that can be read comfortably in one long book 😅. There is a book called Red Alert next door that might have had a chance to be written, but it was cut in half because of inexplicable sensitivity. Alas

Many people think that in the current yin and yang, the author's social environment is too strong. It is not so much a black fart, but it is better to say that it is CHI after KMT won the battle.

A book full of Xia Sanlu jokes. The emotional lines are actually written like those of boys and girls of sixteen or seventeen years old. It is really abstract. And this book is absolutely choppy. It is no longer water. The waves are a bit big.

First of all, the male protagonist is just a reckless man, so don't watch it with your brains. Wouldn't you just collect it if the combat units have remaining health? If you put the unit on the enemy's head, wouldn't it just crush him to death? When going on various adventures, will you die if you put a puppy in front to explore the path? With a bunch of soldiers in his hands, he went out on his own to risk his own life. The combination of arms is even worse. Look at which professional player has a little bit of all arms. Why would he use some units with low cost performance? And if there are three groups, wouldn't you choose one to develop? The offense and defense are not interoperable. If you are a member of the same race, are you a second-rate person?

Ah, this is too watery. Cutting off 6 million words does not affect reading. Also, driving too frequently makes me uncomfortable. The emotional drama is crappy.

The most classic book, bar none

This is too watery and contains a lot of useless descriptions. You can even skip chapters to understand what the plot is.