Surviving the Star Sea: Growing Stronger from a Small, Broken Ship

The subject matter is good, part of the plot is good, and the other part is bad. The background is that thousands of races are fighting for hegemony, and scientific and technological civilization cultivates mysterious powers... However, the human race on earth seems to be a single-player game. The pig's feet are omnipotent and develop independently. The other billions of people are background versions. Their function is to abuse, applaud, worship, shock, slap in the face, and soy sauce... One person develops racial technological civilization, haha. The data collapses, the language expression ability is erratic, it can be understood, but it has no style or characteristics.

Good science fiction. Looking ahead, I'm still thinking about it. Earthlings has a protagonist, why is there no one else? The rest is all delivery. In the end, I discovered that it was just a dream article. Rubbish

When I looked at it, I didn't understand why the score was so low. When I saw the copy, I understood what it was about~ If you remove the plot from the copy, your score would be much higher.

It's okay for the author to dream in life, but to write a novel is still a dream.

The subject matter is well written, but I like to watch low-intensity plots. This one about flying into the sky and escaping from the earth is a bit too exaggerated.