Second Earth

Like paper, the author treats me like paper! I added a science fiction entry myself, but there are so many unreasonable things in the first chapter. The author's academic qualifications are no more than prenatal education.

The plot is a little confusing, and some parts are inexplicably written and forced. I can't say it's bad, I can only say it's average.

If the spacecraft loses contact with the ground, there will be no navigation? This is such an ignorant start. Is it still necessary to explore places that can be navigated on the ground? The spaceship doesn't even have a search and positioning function, so how can it sail far away?

Chapter 1: Compass in space. Give up decisively

This book is indeed well written, but if you lack physics knowledge, it may be a bit difficult to read. From my personal point of view, the writing, plot and characterization of this book are all remarkable. If I have to find faults, the ending may be a bit too rushed. Everything else is pretty good. Finally, I hope that the author can bring us more works. After all, personally I have not seen such good writing and plot in a long time. Although not many people read your work now, I am optimistic about its quality and believe that it will be liked by more people. Come on author (੭˙꒳˙)੭

Ghs is going to be so angry when he sees this article.

There are too many uncommon words. Is the author trying to show off his talent? Wouldn't it be nice to write something simple and easy to understand? Use more commonly used words, readers will read more comfortably!

Ox! Can a compass be used for interstellar navigation? To which south does it point? The blind machine tyrant wrote randomly.

Overall not bad! The intention is relatively clear

Made me laugh, looking at the compass in space