A Journey into the Stars Starting from Seymour, the Star God of the Universe

Name: A Journey into the Stars Starting from Seymour, the Star God of the Universe
Author: The Sky Is Empty

by The Sky Is Empty

ongoing Science Fiction Interstellar Civilization Male Lead

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55Kwords23chapters

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Ch. 23 — Mars God of War

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About This Novel

No system, no wisdom, no invincibility, no heroine, micro-group portraits, an interstellar novel based on the world view of the cosmic star god, and a mixture of various interstellar forces (Galactic Empire, Stars, Cybertron...). The main text is not OOC, and some patches of your own are added appropriately. Xingkong, a college student who traveled to the world of the Universe Star God, found that his soul had passed through the body of the elite monster Seymour. This was the beginning of the Universe Star God. I wanted to play my little transparent role and see if I could go back after Mars came into contact with the Galaxy Star, but... Carlos: There's no way he's Seymour! Ares: Maybe, he can win... Forrest: There's something wrong with this Seymour. Note: In the early stage, the protagonist is weak and cannot change anything. The sense of existence will be relatively low. There will be no mindless and exciting plots, and there will be no disgusting plots. In the early stage, we basically follow the original plot. After Apollo appears, we will gradually enter the interstellar world. The Star Gods will act as a force and compete with other forces in the universe. Many original races will appear. The Star God has no sword in the whole story (at least in the end there is no sword) The author doesn't like fire covers very much. There will be no fire covers, and there won't be any cheats that are too outrageous. It is possible to whitewash Saron, but I will not blackmail the decent ones just to step on them. It is mainly a game. This is the first time a newcomer is writing a novel. The first plot may have some problems, but the second part is much better. If you have any surprises, be sure to mention them!