One Planet for Everyone! Building Science and Technology Civilization at the Beginning人人一颗星球：开局打造科技文明

Tradução desse tradutor ai é uma merda, leia na webnovel, é bem mais legível que essa poha que parece um mtl editado usando a bunda de um babuíno

A story I'd give a 2.5/5. An initially interesting premise reminiscent of Release That Witch or RTS games where the MC develops a never seen before technology-based civilization where he pits modern/futuristic weaponry against superpowered beings. All that potential is squandered for typical chinese cliche bullshit almost any time the story is focused on reality instead of MC's planet.

Get ready for the MC to be part of weakest littliest city, province, university, star realm, etc where he's dragged into arduously long tournaments and competitions that are hyped up to the heavens but actually don't mean a damn thing afterwards. There he can meet an endless horde of arrogant people who may or may not be young masters that constantly downplay the MC up until he face slaps them with rifles and artillery. More often than not, these people are centuries old but have the maturity of a child.

Also get ready for the MC to do absolutely nothing in these battles. While it's a smart idea to develop a more independent planet that can think for themselves, the degree of inaction during moments that actually matter is just ludicrous especially since the MC has his own deus ex machina, the Deduction System, where he can ask almost any question. I suppose it doesn't help that an overwhelming number of his opponents are exactly the same. Brute-type enemies that can do nothing but run in a straight line towards his troops to get shot up kilometres away.

Now that I've ragged on about many of the flaws, what's good about this novel? It's the development of MC's planet in my opinion. We read how the planet rapidly develops and sometimes skips through the ages up to and beyond modern day technology. Any sticklers for history might be put off since there are no doubt a bunch of illogical differences like certain technologies being developed too soon but I just personally handwave those as differences between this world and our own. There's also a spoof on the Three Kingdoms where your mileage may vary.

MC's planet also has some fantastical elements, most of which are pop culture references like Godzilla, Marvel comic's Vibranium and Pokemon. This is one of the aspects that make me struggle with whether I want to continue reading or not. For all the dumb crap that's in the real world, I also really want to see what new species and resources get introduced and how they play out in future battles. But then I look at my current arc that's over a hundred chapters long with MC fighting demons. (who could've imagined that would be a major antagonist in a chinese novel)

Anyways I've vented my feelings about this enough as it is. If you do end up reading, I recommend speedily skimming through any real life sections, especially the overly long tournament arcs that don't really matter in hindsight. Also don't get attached to any characters (how could you get attached? They all have the same personalities, either bland or arrogant, all of them irrelevant) as they also don't matter as MC leaves them behind. Also keep in mind the translated chapters are doubled for some ungodly reason. (chapter 360 is equivalent to chapter 166 in the MTL)

#panic# missing chapter 357, 359

This translation is splitting 1 chapter into 3 part, only 150 chapter. There is translation in webnovel with over 340 chapter.

Review from me:
This novel could become Cool Civilization Military P*rn, but the author forcefully chose the route of faceslap braindead plot. It's literally pity, author more focus on prolong the world count with face slap cliches moment, instead writing good story about military p*rn.
Examples:

I'm looking for a novel
His system transmigrated him to another world then killed him then after some time he became god of disease and decay I can't seem to remember the name of the Novel

Tens of chapters with literally nothing happening.

Utter dog shit. Makes no sense at all. Low translation quality.

I found it quite interesting at the beginning, but it gets really bad.

For one, you've got illogical stuff in it. i.e. in one mission the employer hired several people in order to get a very valuable item, because he can't recover it by himself. The reward for this mission? Whoever gets the valuable item can keep it.

Another issue is that the story are basically 2 stories put together. One of the planet and one outside. The way this is done just doesn't feel right. The planet story kinda feels like filler as time moves faster there resulting in characters dying frequently. All the planet stories also feel very fast forward and have little depth.

Though by far the worst offender are garbage chapters. With this I don't mean filler, but literal chapters full of stuff noone cares about and where nothing is happening and oh my f#cking god did they become frequent!

We're currently at over 20 chapters for an examination involving 3 basic tests. One written and 2 that only involved a quick scan. There was no action whatsoever! The chapters are just full of utter garbage. Like one genius after another being introduced, with them (or others) talking about how much of a genius they're and how other geniuses (not the MC) are their only opponents. And chapters upon chapters upon chapters full of this garbage!

This novel just reminds me of that one episode from Rick and Morty where Rick’s car brake down. The main characters need to go into the car battery which contain a small universe and do some tinkering(basically telling the inhabitants of the universe to do what they’re told or get rekt). I may be nitpicking some elements but both just give off the same vibe. Planets are being developed and then exploited. Basically you are this almighty creator that tells these innocent people what to do and how to do it. Just not my cup of tea.