Galaxy Emperor

There are quite a lot of comments. Some people comment on the writing style, and some people comment on the content. I wonder if anyone has taken a serious look at the author of this book, Meng Ruishenji, one of the supreme gods of Internet literature. This book can be said to be a model of earth's technological cultivation. It was the first book that exceeded one million rewards and tens of millions of collections that year. Some people even say that this book is nothing. I really don't know who they are comparing it to.

I don't like to leave comments at first, but I started to pursue the book Meng Ru Shen Ji from Buddha is the Way. I saw so many bad reviews on Qimao today, but it's not as popular as some junk books? I am really a great internet writer, but I have fallen to this level in Qimao. This software is also crazy.

Chapter ninety-two writes about the Earth region, the Moon region, the Mars region, and the Jupiter region. This makes me despise the author! It is possible for people to live in the lunar and Mars areas. After all, future technology should be able to build bases there. But Jupiter is a gaseous planet, so how is it possible to build a base on it? Even if it can be built, it is impossible to build it on a large scale, and the gain will definitely outweigh the loss. The living environment on Jupiter is extremely harsh and humans cannot survive on it. Did I say that the author has never read the book? I don't know this bit of common sense

Why do tens of thousands of book lovers like this book but you don't? What makes you so outstanding and different? I suspect that you are just looking for a sense of existence, and I despise it. In short, I like this book very much. It is one of the most awesome books I have ever read. Although the author is a little greedy for money, I have to say that this book is really good. I hope the author's future writing career will become smoother and smoother.

"Galaxy Emperor" is a fantasy novel written by the author Meng Ruishenji. It was completed in February 2015 and has a total of 3.48 Million words. When humans began to enter the Galaxy Age, ancient practices took on new vitality. Practice will never go out of style in any era. In the Diamond Sutra, Subhuti asked Sakyamuni, "If you want to become a Buddha, how can you subdue your mind?". In one sentence, the true meaning of spiritual practice is revealed. In four words, one can conquer his heart. The mind has vast psychic powers, so Sun Wukong is also called the Mind Monkey. Everyone's heart is like a Sun Wukong. If you surrender the monkey mind, you can defeat the Buddha in a battle. In the Emperor of the Galaxy, the dream machine explains to you the true meaning of practice. "Galaxy Emperor" is a huge improvement over Shenji's first two books. Although it is still a good article in essence, it has three advantages. One, it's extremely cool. Secondly, both the plot and the practice system are very novel. There aren't many things that I'm tired of seeing in ordinary cool articles. Thirdly, the protagonist has humanity, which is completely different from Fang Han and Yang Qi. To be honest, when I first saw "Galaxy Emperor", I thought it was a unique novel! It is more informative than "The Romance of Dragon and Snake" and more authentic than "Holy King" and "Eternal Life". The full text is more of an objective guess about the future, which is very theoretical. In addition, it is narrated in the form of a novel, which greatly increases the difficulty. One can imagine how much effort the author put into it! But it was born at the wrong time. The current kind of text is not a popular type of writing. In addition, the author is not famous for this kind of informative writing, which makes it even more difficult to succeed. However, from my perspective, this book is undoubtedly superb! This kind of informative novel is so well written! I really can't figure out why everyone thinks the author has fallen? In the finale, the protagonist leads all sentient beings to devote themselves to the truth and go to an incredible situation. It is fascinating but also saddening. One of the few novels in which the protagonist does not reach the highest level and disappears in the end... Finally, I would like to say that this kind of article, written so well in this era, is definitely a groundbreaking article! I absolutely admire and envy the author's writing style and knowledge of "Dream into God's Machine".

A bad book can only be said to be, all kinds of outrageous, cultivating immortals is not like cultivating immortals, technology is not like technology, cows, horses, snakes and gods are mixed together, anyway, it is better than the books of the same period, the classic ones are not better than this one. As for the million reward, just listen to it. Refer to Douyu. At that time, he was just one of the earliest books. I feel that this book is the worst. It is not like a cool article. I think it comes out every time. Anyway, it is just adding words.

It is indeed a dream-like book. The details are well handled, and everyone who has a close relationship with the protagonist is explained clearly.

When writing these science fiction and fantasy things, don't bite the bullet and stuff them with some real-life Buddhist and Taoist things, it will be tiring. What I'm reading is stories, stories, stories. How can I expect to gain enlightenment after reading a novel? Really awkward! ! !

1. If you don't write about Taoism properly, the whole article will be filled with Western Buddhism. 2. The people on earth are written so unsightly that the protagonist fights among themselves and kills them decisively. He writes that foreigners are all saints and treats foreigners as warmly as the spring breeze. Those who fight within themselves are not even considered outsiders. They are simply traitors to mankind. 3. What are the three views of the author! The three views are incorrect. . It's okay for the protagonist to be on Earth, but what the hell is going on after he goes to the Emperor's Planet? After reading about 100 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. . . .

Is this book worthy of being called a science fiction novel? In the first hundred chapters, you can find hundreds of pieces of pseudoscience, anti-science, and fabricated science. All known laws have been broken, and the coffins of deceased physicists, biologists, chemists, energy scientists, and doctors around the world cannot be covered.