Star Sea Lord

This is an unknown and true Star Wars classic, and it is also a cosmic world in various forms. Looking at the results, I thought it was a second-rate work, but unexpectedly, I clicked on it and discovered a hidden masterpiece. As a Star Wars novel, it has a very good grasp of the plot of the struggle for hegemony among the various races in the universe, and each character has a well-rounded image. The most important thing is that each character has the IQ that he should have. The heroine is not a vase, and the villain is not an idiot. Although it is still a bit immature in some aspects, I have to say that this is one of the most outstanding Star Wars books that I have read in many years. The universe is never a harmonious place. The law of the jungle is the law of the jungle. Now I think about those authors who write that all races in the universe help each other and develop together. They are really naive and cute. And the weird ones who write Star Wars novels like urban novels are too lazy to complain... In short, this is a Star Wars novel that is above the standard, and it is also a Star Wars novel that truly and vividly describes the cosmic battlefield of big ships and cannons. Thoughts from the single owner: You can finish the game at any time without worrying about updates.

This is an above-the-line interstellar cultivation text that can be used as food storage by friends who are short of books. . . . . . (๑>؂<๑)

Future world

Part One of the Star Ocean Trilogy!