Master of the Mind

I was fortunate enough to read Ai Zhi Lao's interstellar trilogy, but unfortunately the last book had a disappointing ending. Ai Zhi Lao's writing isn't particularly sophisticated, but the books he wrote in 2015 had a significant impact on me. This is partly why I like science fiction.

It seems I'm quite honored to be the first fan of this book; it truly is excellent. The plot is very tight; the first five chapters clearly explain the enemies, the protagonist Qin Yan's motivation, his dreams, his special abilities, and the social environment—it flows smoothly without any dragging. I originally found this book while browsing aimlessly because I was in a bad mood, but now it has given me some anticipation, and I plan to follow its development.

I was going to start cursing, but then I saw it was written in 2015, so I decided against it.

Compared to that, I suddenly feel utterly inferior. One person can only play around the mid-game level, and it's estimated that only one person can play the planet. The other most powerful group at the beginning was actually just a small group of people at the bottom. The game starts with only one race to play, and you haven't even finished a single star system.

It's so disgusting I can't stand it anymore! Bye!