My StarCraft World

1. Less depiction of individual combat prowess and less hand-to-hand combat with the enemy. Readers of these spacefaring novels primarily want to see massive battleships, weapons, long-range artillery barrages, city-destroying blasts, or orbital bombardments—battles of overwhelming force. This is the essence of the existence of massive warships.

This book is officially finished today. Although it's not very long, I've written everything I wanted to say. Continuing would just be padding the word count. I've been reading novels for twenty years, and sometimes when I see those nonsensical books, I just want to curse. So I don't want to pad it out, and this is the only way to end it.

StarCraft players don't need girlfriends; yellow only affects hand speed.

If you have them, I'll give you two months' worth of flowers and tickets.

Overall, it's not bad, but I don't really approve of the protagonist's romance in the urban setting. Couldn't they just focus on the space battle? Although I would appreciate a female lead, I don't really like this kind of campus romance. It would be nice to have a female lead to add some variety, but the main focus should still be on space battles. I'll see how it goes and see if I can keep watching.

... A big shot is publishing a book here, and it's another story with a theme of half-gods, half-power struggles, and high-tech elements. If you don't prepare a few female protagonists, how many people do you think you'll attract? A lonely man who lives forever?

After many hardships, the book was finally published, but all the previous books became sacrifices. My new book, "Eagle, Why Did You Get a Rabbit Phobia?", Is about climbing over the corpses of other books to get ahead. Fellow big shots and brothers, you can go check it out and see if you like it.

The female lead's storyline really made me cringe. One particularly toxic part was the use of some kind of drug on the female lead and her best friend—one woman with eight male lovers, and they kept it a secret, just waiting for the protagonist's whole family to be ruined. Urban dramas should be about advancing the protagonist's development, not this one where she's practically throwing herself at the protagonist!

The subject matter is acceptable, and logic is a given for a novel, but what's with the plot, especially the realistic storylines? Expanding one's social circle, traveling, meeting online friends, encountering beautiful women on high-speed trains—what kind of brain-thrombosis plot is this? It's truly speechless.

The book has been available for four or five days now, with both good and bad aspects. On the one hand, the subscription-to-collection ratio is quite good. On the other hand, the base number of favorites is relatively low, as can be seen from the number of new additions. The daily number of new additions is very small, and it doesn't attract many VIP members.