This is a world of One Piece in an interstellar age.
Here, there is the Interstellar Alliance, which stands above the universe, as well as interstellar pirates who roam the endless sea of stars, burning, killing, and looting. There are also Devil Fruits born in the depths of the universe.
There are all kinds of races here, too: the insect race, the elf race, the titan race...
Ye Ran wakes up in a pile of ** on an abandoned planet, carrying a "Game System."
As Ye Ran gazes at the stars filling the night sky, he can't help but smile. "This is a dazzling age among the stars. If I came to this world and couldn't rise above the universe, what would be the point?"
The blurb is terrible, so please read the story.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Highly developed interstellar civilizations still use newspapers? Parchment rolls and stuff like that! I'm afraid this technology is a bit crooked. It all depends on personal strength and spaceship.
The protagonist, with the Thunder Fruit, can take a half-cultivation and half-technology path, thinking about electromagnetism, one of the four basic forces in the universe, voltage, electricity and magnetism, etc.
There is so much nonsense about being a time traveler.
Is the protagonist playing a single-player game? The protagonist's skills, devil fruits, and items are all system-based, and teammates are also given by the system. What's the difference between playing a stand-alone game?
I'm speechless. You wrote the magic transformation and also wrote Thunder City Galaxy, and you still want to use the Navy Type 6 to eat my Star Destroyer Cannon? Isn't it good for Mo Gai to give the protagonist the entire dark matter fruit? This is not the same as Mo Gai.
Chapter 71 The introduction of the intermediate experience pill is wrong
I discovered that once some of your books became popular, punctuation marks and typos were everywhere.
Commentary on chapter 31 of "The Interstellar Age of Great Navigation" written by Yu Shangjiutian: The Pirate Group was officially established (please collect it).
Why can't you write something else if you like the original work?
Commentary on Chapter 45 of "The Interstellar Age of Great Navigation" written by Yu Shang Jiutian: The Winning and Investment of the Giant Tribe (First Order Requested).