Galaxy Emperor

There are quite a few comments, some praising the writing style, others the content. I wonder if anyone has seriously read the author of this book, Meng Ru Shen Ji, one of the supreme masters of online novels. This book can be considered a model of Earth's technological cultivation genre; it was the first book to break a million rewards and tens of millions of collections back then. There are even people who say this book is worthless; I really don't know who they're comparing it to.

I don't usually like posting reviews, but I've been following Meng Ru Shen Ji's books since "Buddha is the Way," and today I saw so many negative reviews on Qimao, yet its popularity is even lower than some trashy books? I'm truly speechless. A once-great online novelist has been reduced to this level on Qimao; this app is ridiculous.

Chapter 92 mentions Earth, the Moon, Mars, and Jupiter, which makes me despise the author! It's possible for people to live on the Moon and Mars, since future technology should allow for base construction. But Jupiter is a gas giant; how could a base possibly be built there? Even if it were possible, large-scale construction would be impossible and would be a complete waste.

Why do tens of thousands of readers like this book while you don't? How are you so exceptionally talented and unique? I suspect you're just trying to get attention, I despise you. Anyway, I really love this book; it's one of the best I've ever read. Although the author is a bit greedy, I have to say it's truly well-written. I hope the author's writing career continues to flourish. Keep it up!

*Star River Emperor* is a fantasy novel written by Meng Ru Shenji, completed in February 2015, totaling 3.48 Million words. As humanity enters the interstellar age, ancient cultivation practices are revitalized. Cultivation, regardless of the era, will never be outdated. In the Diamond Sutra, Subhuti asks Shakyamuni, "To become a Buddha, how does one subdue one's mind?"

This book is utterly terrible. It's absurd in every way imaginable. It's neither cultivation nor technology, a jumble of fantastical elements. It's just ridiculously over-the-top. Any classic book from the same period is far better than this. As for the million-dollar reward, just take it with a grain of salt. He was one of the earliest authors on Douyu back then, but this one is the worst of the worst. It's not even a typical "cool" novel; it's just a bunch of random additions.

As expected of Meng Ru Shen Ji's book, the details are handled very well, and every character who has a significant relationship with the protagonist is explained very clearly.

When writing science fiction or fantasy, don't force in elements of Buddhism or Taoism from real life. It's exhausting. I'm reading a story, a story, a story! Do you expect me to gain enlightenment from a novel? It's really awkward!

1. Instead of properly writing about Taoism, the whole article is filled with Western Buddhism. 2. The characters are portrayed as utterly despicable, with the protagonist being ruthless and decisive in internal power struggles. Foreign races are depicted as saints, treated with warmth and kindness.

Can this book even be called science fiction? The first hundred chapters contain hundreds of pseudo-scientific, anti-scientific, and fabricated scientific statements. All known laws have been broken. The coffins of deceased physicists, biologists, chemists, energy scientists, and doctors around the world must be turning in their graves.