
A Mercenary Ventures into the Interstellar World
一个佣兵闯星际
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Divine Book Should Not Lie Beneath the Dust, Hidden Away From the World
Looking for an Underrated Masterpiece That Isn't on Any Rankings. I Don't Care About the Score, Just Make Sure It's Good
Post-Apocalyptic Stories Where People Awaken All Kinds of Superpowers
Mecha Stories, Preferably With Giant Mechs. No System! No System!
System + Interstellar War + Battleship Building + Civilization + Space + Sci-Fi + Mecha
Advanced Technology Base and Mercenaries
The Villain Protagonist Is a Sneaky One
The Protagonist Builds a Spaceship from the Start and Goes on to Dominate the Universe. No Fantasy
Any Novels With Space Battles, Mecha, and Ancient Martial Arts?
I’ve run out of books to read. Please recommend some.
Novels with a Mercenary Protagonist
Novels.
Anything Goes, as Long as the Protagonist Mainly Uses a Sniper Rifle. No Harem
Someone, please save me. I'm out of things to read.
Any Novels About Interstellar Mercenaries?
Wielding laser weapons and piloting ridiculously badass warships, they travel to all kinds of planets, doing the kind of work where you get paid to solve other people's problems.
Looking for Spacefaring Civilizations and Starships, No Post-Apocalyptic Stories
The apocalypse from the start ruins the experience.
Anything Involving Guns: Gun Spirits, Eye Techniques, Sniper Rifles, and More
Anyone Know a Novel About Building Transformers in a Mecha World?
A Sci-Fi Novel Set in Space
A novel about an artificial robot in space who finds a little human girl on a battlefield. I read it at least four or five years ago, so it's pretty old. Something like a spacefaring single dad story. The robot is the male lead.
StarCraft Novels
A story about building an empire and conquering the world in space, preferably with technology and cultivation, and over a million words.
Looking for Novels About Black Technology
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Turns into a Mecha?
Come Find Something to Read, Dear Readers! You’re Sure to Find a Book You’ll Love Here
I promise you'll love it.
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Why does such a wonderful book only have an 8.9 rating? I actually cried when I got to chapter 37. Maybe it's because I come from a military family. But I think if our country didn't have these selfless soldiers, then peace would be a very, very distant dream!
It's incredibly good! I was initially drawn in by the synopsis, but the title made me less optimistic. However, once I started reading, I was completely captivated.
I've finished reading this book, and I actually wanted to give it four and a half stars (but since I don't have half a star, I'll give it four). In summary: the content is incredibly exciting, with a captivating and suspenseful plot. If there's any flaw, it's that the ending was too rushed; many plot holes were left unresolved, and it ended right at the climax, leaving me wanting more…
I liked the book from the first review, and it was exactly the kind of sci-fi novel I'd been searching for and enjoying. This book really caught my eye. I saw it on a Saturday afternoon and opened the first page. The plot was full of twists and turns, captivating and suspenseful. If it weren't for the passage of time, I wouldn't have realized how long I'd been engrossed.
Finding a new book during a time of reading slump is truly my good fortune! How wonderful!
I've read the latest chapter; it's a very good novel. I hope the main character won't be so dense. Go for it, take down Sister Xi Juan! ( ˘•ω•˘ )
I recommend reading it patiently; skipping chapters will make it difficult to understand the plot. The writing is excellent; it's a mecha reincarnation novel.
Once upon a time, in a mountainous area, someone bought a crab. After returning home, they cooked a pot of crab soup, and the family praised how delicious and refreshing it was! Later, they discovered the crab crawling around behind the stove. This book gave me the same feeling—has the author run out of ideas?
The enjoyment of reading comes from figuring out the plot step by step; if too many spoilers are given beforehand, there's no point in continuing.
Although I don't know why the author left it unfinished, I believe it was definitely not the author's intention. I hope the author can continue writing the ending. As a sign of encouragement, I've decided to give the author a five-star rating.