Interstellar Arms Dealer: Starting with a Shipyard

I absolutely love Lee Meng's character.

All I can say is that it's a bit of a pity. I don't like the premise. Since there are no emotions or desires, don't write any ambiguous scenes; it feels awkward to read.

It's well-written, but it feels like something's missing; the male lead lacks genuine emotion and desire. (Personal opinion)

This might be a battlefield for the Coordinators, similar to another plane. The Coordinators initially gained the upper hand, but then the Zerg appeared. By then, their combat power and technology weren't as advanced, so they could only maintain a stalemate, locked in a defensive position. They wanted to develop but lacked the ability to create their own civilization.

I love protagonists like this; the character design is fantastic, and the writing is good too.

It's a very interesting book; the main character's name never changes...

Judging from the latest chapters, Black Flag Technology will become more aggressive and expansionist in the future, leading the empire toward a new technological explosion and embarking on a path of external expansion. It perfectly met my expectations 😏

👍Very good, very novel I simply cannot understand why, with such good character descriptions and an overall story framework, the logic is so chaotic. It's like a seal is a dog, a bear is a dog, and there's a wife in a wife cake. Most of your works have this problem. I don't dare to look at your books too closely, for fear that I might accidentally be poisoned by them.

Not bad, not bad, not bad

Another married woman, one of my subordinates' wives 🙂