Interstellar: All-Around Evolution

The early stage was pretty good, the theme was pretty good, and there were a bunch of Japanese names that were awkward and acceptable, but around 30% of the way there started to be a rapid influx of wits and saints. The sea of ​​​​worms has established injustice, and they just want to be the Holy Mother. If technology is in hand and we don't go all out to produce, we just want to fight it out individually. Things between men and women are like those of innocent primary school students. I can't stand it anymore. It's a pity that for such a subject, too many elements I wanted to add ended up being rubbish.

The first half is a wonderful interstellar war, and it's not even close to a cool novel. It would be nice to add some space and magical weapons. Later, the author adds some bizarre mythological stories, and the taste changes.

The author can write more battle plots in the early stage

The author's vision is not that high, so he shouldn't write about interstellar wars. He has a petty attitude, and some of the plot designs are really disgusting. The character design for the protagonist is also poorly designed, very childish, (not to belittle primary school students) as if it was written by a primary school student, wandering between decisiveness and indecision. The protagonist does not look like a veteran who has experienced battlefield fighting, but looks like a cheerful boy who graduated from college, and has a bit of a Virgin heart.

Cool! I have finished reading Chapter 932 now, the galaxy war is so exciting! Although the early content is about intrigues and bullying, the later plot where the protagonist leads a star fleet and severely suppresses the family is very exciting.

I couldn't read the book until I got to the middle of it, making it difficult to review. The plot is roughly as follows: The big head soldier starts, the mysterious grandfather teaches peerless martial arts, integrates the evolutionary ability of insects, kidnaps the daughter of a military boss, gets promoted rapidly, kills insects, is taken in by the insect queen as his apprentice, gets to know several Zerg brothers, the insect star is bombed, the insect queen is so cruel, all the Zerg are killed by the insect queen, and then only the protagonist is left alive. . It got even more messy later on, and I kept blaming myself and struggling with using bugs to control humans, but not wanting humans to die. Let's write about emotional dramas. I wrote about many women, and then the heroine was killed and finally resurrected. The whole article didn't even write a few words about the heroine and other girls. They always wanted to have no feelings, and they were responsible for the heavy responsibilities. They were really good at it. It is set to be an old monster that is hundreds of millions of years old, and people in their twenties and thirties still play tricks on the old monster. While writing about how one's personal power can be blocked by battleships, battle stars, etc., It keeps getting watery and watery, and then an old man inexplicably combines all the power and becomes invincible. If you don't want to live anymore, just teach your skills to a strange protagonist and commit suicide! This book is really beautiful

The front is fine! The more I look at it, the less I can stand it.

I originally wrote about the battle on the insect star, which was tense and exciting. After writing one hundred and eighty chapters, it fully whetted the reader's appetite. Suddenly, I suddenly turned around and went to school, fighting and jealousy. Who can bear this huge gap, give up!

The front is okay, but the back becomes more and more boring. As I write, it goes downhill.

I don't know what the author is thinking. The protagonist obviously has an unsolvable ability to evolve, but he was written by the author as a coward and a holy waste. What he wants in his mind is to sacrifice some people for the sake of all mankind, and then kill those villains. The protagonist also thinks that this will greatly damage the vitality of mankind, and then he clearly wrote his own evolution route in the early stage. The ultimate body bombardment battleship is so awesome, and then you tell me that a policeman with a gun can be fatal to the protagonist? No one at the same level can beat him. In a word, the author is really a talent.