Universal Starsea: 10,000X Rewards, One Ship Shatters the Stars!

If you encounter someone dressed as an enemy on the battlefield, do you shoot first or ask if they're a spy or an enemy? At the very least, you should raise your gun, right? Instead, you just watch as the enemy boards your warship? Or an interstellar warship? At that close range, they could be holding a 50-meter-long knife in their mouth and you still don't react?

This book is not worth reading. The amplification system... I'm not being arrogant, but no author can handle the writing style of this system. It'll fall apart before it reaches a million words. Not just the combat power, but all the data will collapse. Let's not even talk about this book; this kind of theme has been around for so long, and I've never seen an author write it well.

Why is there a young boy in Chapter 63? Can't we just stick to all female characters? The vast majority of the protagonist's subordinates are women, and having a young boy among them is really annoying!

This protagonist was definitely cannon fodder in his past life; with his current intelligence and no cheat codes, who else would be cannon fodder if not him?

When the protagonist's cheat abilities are restricted at every turn, or the supporting characters' combat power is rapidly increased in the opposite direction, the "feel-good" story is no longer "feel-good".

An endless Lagrange? How many illustrations did the author create?

The warp demons have been overpowered. In terms of strength, the original warp demons are weaklings. All the powerful warp beings are corrupted versions of other races. Are the original warp demons really so weak that anyone could easily defeat them? –_-?

Isn't the muzzle diameter a bit too small? A 750-meter-long warship's main gun isn't even a meter in diameter? Is it a toothpick cannon? At least change MM to CM!

A follower of Khorne? Under normal circumstances, would he really engage you in a direct firefight? He'd probably just jump in and attack you. Using any ranged weapon would be disloyal to my Lord.

The last paragraph of Chapter Four clearly indicates that those players had ulterior motives. It also warns against ambushes; they could have easily wiped them all out from the start, yet they chose to create unnecessary trouble.