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The book was okay, but the ending was not the ending I wanted to see.

The ending was not as expected, the power system was a bit broken in the later period, and many holes were left unfilled.

Although Zhou A's part has a lot of shit-feeding plots, it's still pretty good. Zhou B's part is a little out of order, and in the end it's a disgusting mess. Next time I see this book, I'll have to avoid it.

It's barely watchable, the ending is not enough, many holes are left unfilled, the main world that has been laid out for a long time finally comes to nothing, and the protagonist is simply a bulldozer when it comes to women. Although the systems of each world before and after are different, they all change the soup without changing the medicine.

At first, I didn't think I would like to read this book because the title was too long. I only opened it because finding the book was a process of constant trial and error. Of course, the result was unexpected, and I was deeply involved in it from the first chapter. From the beginning to becoming a god is my favorite part of this book. The chapters on becoming a god are the climax of the book in my opinion. The plot after becoming a god is better than nothing. I just read it to read the complete story, because what I like about this book is the different paths of evolution and the mythological stories related to each path. These are infinitely weakened after the protagonist becomes a god. There is still a lot of argumentative content in the later period, most of which are swept away. The plot at the end I thought was pretty bland.

I like the mecha theme of this book, but personally I feel that the style of this book is rather frivolous, and overall it feels like a fairy tale. Although the protagonist has many confidantes, none of them have a confirmed relationship. What displeased me the most about this book is that the protagonist's power is all dependent on the mecha. He is weak in his own strength. In the end, he becomes a god, and it is also the mecha that becomes a god. After a hundred or two hundred years, the protagonist will still be reduced to a piece of loess.

This book has some shortcomings in all aspects, especially in terms of wording. One point is still fresh in my memory. When the protagonist asks others about their abilities/expertise, he always uses "What are your unique skills?" Which is very criticized. There are also many ridiculous plots. But there is also an advantage. The dungeon advances at a very fast pace. Of course, this is also a disadvantage. The advancement is fast and the space is insufficient, resulting in many of them ending in an anticlimactic manner. Overall, it's passable.

I like the subject matter of this book very much. The books written by the author of this book are related before and after. I also like his "Blue Star Road". However, I personally think that this book is not as well written as Blue Star Road, especially in terms of emotional scenes. Regarding the emotional scenes in this book, an interesting thing happened, because the relationship between the male and female protagonists The emotional scenes were too girly, which made me uncomfortable, so I made a slightly offensive comment in the review of the relevant chapter. As a result, the author permanently banned me and deleted all the previous chapter reviews I posted. This is the first time in so many years that I have been permanently banned by the author. It is very interesting. The author cannot bear it well. There is another unpleasant point about this book. The so-called extra chapter is basically the ending that it should have. Moreover, in the extra chapter, she is marrying the Lord of the City of the Ring (it's a pity that I forgot this person's name just after reading it. I only remember it as four characters. This person occupies a lot of space in this article. It seems that this character is not well portrayed in my eyes). I am a little confused. I feel that there is no special love between a man and a woman. The relationship between the two should be regarded as comrades. Moreover, the core problem of the book - negative energy pollution is not completely solved in the end. In terms of combat plot description, the mecha battles are okay, but the battles between ships are a bit hollow. The starships are too short of ammunition. In addition to antimatter, nuclear mines are powerful. Whenever I think of this, I always think of the unique ammunition in "Star Cruiser". Just talking about the book, those who are interested in mechas and space themes can still take a look, and I won't judge the author arbitrarily.

It's okay. I don't like the world view and the extraordinary system settings. The length is also shorter. I wanted to abandon the book at one point, but the other books were even worse. Fortunately, the ending was slightly improved. Some of the content is slightly connected to Mysterious Tribulation.

After reading it, I am still unsatisfied. I personally think that this book is better than the last book I copied, The Mysterious Catastrophe. The main line of this book is clearer, each copy is closely related to the main line, and the rhythm arrangement is quite appropriate. There are some problems in this aspect of the Mysterious Tribulation. The main world has been taken away by the copy world, and there is a sense of indifference. Of course, I personally think that this book also has some problems. In the end, Breakthrough to Zhigao Realm is a bit lacking. It would be better to spend more space on the description.

I ordered all the books a long time ago, but for some reason I never read them. Recently, I really couldn't find any books I could read, so I picked this one up again and managed to make do with it.

I read it many years ago, and recently I picked it up again while looking for a book. Although it has been a long time, I am still quite impressed by the Crab General, the world related to Bagua, and the Immortal Sect at the end.

The subject matter is interesting, but the idea is different from what I imagined based on the title of the book before I read it. I thought it was about civilians cooperating with the state machine, but I didn't expect it was the emperor commanding the state machine, but it's okay. The first few worlds were okay, but starting from the appearance of alien civilizations in the real world, they gradually became collapsed. According to the author's idea, after conquering the original human copy, he should focus on describing the competition between reality and other civilizations, and then after conquering the last world of Heroes, the game The situation was reversed and it occupied a place in reality, but in the end the world was obviously broken, and it was finally finished in a sloppy manner. The vigorously described interstellar civilization in reality did not reflect the value of promoting the development of the plot at all, and the dice of fate in the earliest goblin world was not solved. The article is also mixed with the author's personal ideas, and many sensational plots about the country and the country. The most important part of this article - the origin, function, purpose of the system and the reason for the protagonist's rebirth are not explained in the end. There are many foreshadowings buried in the front, and the result is this..., The author's true self skill was not even finished, but was used 4 times...

The first two copies of this book are quite interesting, with a weird style and a tight rhythm. However, the style changes from the third copy. I am really speechless. I like reading this book because I like the weird style content in the front. What is the meaning of this book if you change the style? If I hadn't ordered it all, I would have abandoned this crappy book. The third copy is barely readable, but the last part, the "Wish" chapter, is written in such nonsense that it is a complete waste of money/energy/time.

The setting is interesting, and the writing is okay, but the ending is a bit rushed, and the interstellar chapter that I was looking forward to was cut short.

The plot related to the heroine is not very good, either she does not appear, or you are half-assed from beginning to end, isn't it just disgusting? The plot behind it is too sloppy, and the last 10 chapters were written just to force the ending to a bad ending.

The first part is good, but the plot after level 8 is a bit boring, and the ending is quite rushed.

The previous plot was passable, but the ending was rubbish and forced to end.

I was deceived by the label of this book. There is only a little content about "Ancient Martial Armor" in the book, and the title of the book has nothing to do with the content. The ending was rushed and left many holes unfilled. As for the content, in addition to being pretentious, it is still pretentious. There were too many cuts from Qidian, almost 100 chapters missing.

The only book I have followed in the past two years, it was quite interesting in the early stage, but later on it started to go "infinite flow" and it changed a bit. The connection between the subsequent worlds and the main world is quite weak, and some worlds exist just for the sake of existence. I thought it would end at the climax, but the ending was really unexpected. The latter two worlds are really boring.