Heaven's Gate

Damn, this is really not an internet article, this is real science fiction

There are many illogical plots. Did the protagonist acquire alien technology? Or did he travel back to the era when he was in his twenties and thirties and devoted everything to the motherland? He immediately chose to understand the current domestic and international situation, the current development status of technology and so on, and then looked for friends. With the protagonist's computer skills, he could not find his girlfriend on the Internet all over the world? Then the protagonist has two choices. The first is to engage in scientific research on his own, and the second is to find the high-level Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has unlimited resources to use and contributes to the country. If he does it himself, the first time he should make money is to invest in a research laboratory, but the first one does not fit the protagonist's setting, but the author inexplicably makes the protagonist a middle school teacher? ? ? It is most logical to go to the top management. It would be ridiculous to think that he would be used as a guinea pig. In the face of the knowledge mastered by the protagonist, no one can or dare to do this.

When I first started reading this book, I was very confused as to why the quality of this book had such a poor score.

It's too outrageous to mindlessly follow the trend of the American black man. You can tell that Maozi has never had the spirit of striving for excellence? Didn't you know that the Yankee manned spacecraft exploded and killed seven people?

A lot of wrong knowledge. . There are also problems with many plots. . . It's a good pastime, but not an excellent work. . . Also, don't be led astray by the inherent Western thinking. . . I am really not reckless, I am cautious and bold.

When I read 350+ chapters, I kept thinking, is the author really an old author? ? Endless bugs and poor reading experience, how to describe this?

Evaluation: The early stage was good, but it fell apart in the middle and later stages First of all, I really have no idea about the concept of civilization at all. The entire universe is like the route in a novel about cultivating immortals, which is so high and mighty. When you read this novel, you will have this kind of thinking, how did such a civilization develop? It's just second-rate. Every civilization is an epic, and in it, the civilization is like a bunch of gangsters. It looks very awkward, so I skipped through the middle and later stages of the game. Also, is the protagonist's hangup too big? I also know that he is the protagonist and has the protagonist's halo, but it can't be so obvious. Especially when the protagonist goes to Blue Star, I saw the shadow of the star-devouring sky, which is very awkward. Final comments: It is recommended that readers only read the early stage, that is, before encountering alien civilization. I will not say more later.

... A little disappointed. The front is fine, but the back is... Stupid. Is this the civilization of the universe? It's just a bunch of punks.

A rare good book was buried.

I've read Chapter 4 and it's a wonderful start in the world of online literature. In just a few sentences, the characters of the professor, Lao Hu, and the new recruits were roughly summarized.