The Age of Stars

Hello everyone, I am the author. In fact, what is written in the novel is true, and I have awakened the system. As long as the five-star reviews of this book reach fifty, I can complete the novice mission and get a star battleship to expedition to the galaxy. But if there are too few five-star reviews, the system will take back the mission and let me go mining on outer planets. For the sake of the rise of mankind, please help us give more five-star reviews.

It's very bland, very daily plot, just like a play house. It can't write the kind of conspiracy theory, and it can't write the kind of diplomatic and formal occasions. According to the timeline, it is true that the number of fleets is very small, because it has only just started 50 years ago, but as I write it now, it feels the same as the naval battle of World War I in 1917. And the number of ships, I feel, is not as many as the naval battle of World War I. There are only a few people going back and forth, and there is only a little plot going around, but it feels like in a book with a third-level civilization that is the top of the world, there is also a protagonist. From the moment the protagonist appears, he feels like a spoon.

It's not as grand as Interstellar War, but at least it's not toxic so far, and it's not a completely enjoyable story. I personally like the aircraft sea, but unfortunately, your settings do not have suitable small-scale anti-ship weapons, but it is still possible to use drones to block missiles.

I think the author's writing is quite good, but it seems to be too hardcore, and some parts can't be remembered at all. (The protagonist has very few roles)

I think it looks pretty good so far.

It still looks boring.

Although the writing style is immature, it is still a readable novel.

I think it's well written.

It's very sci-fi, come on!

A pretty good novel.