
The Game's Space Carrier Becomes Reality, Shocking the World!
游戏里空天母舰成真,震惊世界!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
65Chapters
1.5MReads
6.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 26
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Is it necessary for the author to describe other Guo Jia as mentally retarded?
The Star Destroyer Cannon is here to destroy the planet. When you come here, it can only shoot down one plane, and it is only downed, not destroyed.
What can I say, after reading the introduction, I didn't want to read it. . .
Not only water but also a few aerospace aircraft carriers want to invade the M country? I'm afraid I haven't seen the power of nuclear bombs before
There are so many people in the comment section talking about how powerful the Star Destroyer Cannon is and how awesome it is to masturbate... But isn't the book about using laser weapons to shoot down the F22? The Star Destroyer protagonist can no longer use it.
Laser weapons simply crush modern weapons. Aim and lock, lock and destroy.
You're so cool
An interstellar civilization must at least have nuclear fusion, which is atomic-level control technology. Atomic-level control technology can achieve physical property conversion. Nanoscale can achieve material manipulation. At the quantum level, matter and energy can be exchanged. In mythological terms, it is a creation of the void. You actually wrote about using silicon elements to exchange for things in interstellar civilizations? It's as ridiculous as taking *paper to a rich man's house to exchange money.
By the way, is this foreshadowing a bit too big? Trading an aerospace aircraft carrier with a Star Destroyer Cannon just for a little bit of silicon (it was only 20,000 words when I read it). Is it sincere and frightening that the Milky Way is so powerful? And the Star Destroyer Cannon is indeed a bit of a jerk. . . Aren't there carrier-based aircraft and numerous forts? Therefore, the author quickly updates it. (Fan)
The author may not understand physics at all. Silicon is an extremely cheap element in the universe.