Aerial Survival: From a Small Plane to an Aerospace Carrier

You've already written about this subject, do you still want the protagonist to grow up slowly? According to the kind of books I read, the protagonist basically never reaches T0, and there are always European emperor passers-by who are bound to make enemies. The ones that write about the protagonist escaping for his life and performing miracles every day are all cool.

I have read Chapter 55 so far, and I don't understand why it is always emphasized that the protagonist has never lacked women before. Maybe the word count was reduced after it was put on the shelves? Also give you a piece of advice. Works that only rely on the consumption of patriotism and hatred of Japan will not last long. Your stereotype of Japanese women in Chapter 54 makes me feel embarrassed. Novel that relies on traffic passwords to become popular cannot be useful forever. You still need to improve your own writing techniques and plot arrangements. For example, when will your Level 2 aircraft be upgraded?

Well, there are roads, oceans, trains, and finally planes to survive.

The protagonist's command is too smart

I couldn't hold on for three chapters, the writing style was too wordy. A lot of useless descriptions. You can read this book after reading three chapters of It Doesn't Matter.

The protagonist, Neptune, is always thinking about that and this. With so many problems, he might as well work hard to become stronger!

There's so much nonsense, no wonder no one reads it!

Cut the nonsense by half, this book is definitely a hit!

Don't write anymore? It's not that I started reading from 220,000 words. Is this what you're going to give me?

I read 31 chapters and finished it in 45 minutes. Not enough