An 80,000-Kilometer Range, and You Call This a Toy?

What is written on the back?

The first part was pretty good, but the second part is getting more and more confusing. The plot is confusing, the characters are confusing, and there are even a sudden increase in typos. I strongly suspect that the author changed people halfway? The earth was slaughtered until only the Chinese were left. Is the author anti-human? Can the cruel character of the male protagonist be called patriotic? If we want to say that the male protagonist is patriotic, the author keeps describing the male protagonist's behavior of obeying one's own prosperity and rebelling against one's own death, brutally massacring Chinese officials and a large number of people, and killing so many people on the earth that there are not many people left on the earth. Then he simply started to reorganize the country, and directly exploded his technology on the spot. He instantly became the strongest civilization and technological overlord in the universe, and began to massacre all alien civilizations that did not surrender. Even the surrendered civilizations were used as sacrificial cannon fodder to resist the civilization of the outer universe. Is this anti-social? Against humanity? Or anti-universe? Moreover, the writing is poor and the plot is confusing. It is one of the rare novels that I have seen over the years that I cannot understand. It is completely different from the interesting writing in the previous chapters, so I decided to abandon the book! After reading Chapter 123, I wasted a lot of my life chasing it for several days. I really regret it! Again, I will no longer read novels of less than 1 million words or less than 500 chapters. It seems that there is a reason why I write such short novels. Totally bad reviews!

The first 50 chapters are okay, but the later chapters are really numb and the writing is messy. If this book were a eunuch, it would make people feel better. Alas, so eunuch