
I Have an Interstellar Battleship
我有一艘星际战列舰
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- Completed
- Length
- 299k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It looks good. Will there be many types of battleships in the future?
Very nice, pretty good. It's the type I like to watch
After reading the first few chapters, the author's control over engineering is acceptable. From the perspective of having been involved in the fields of shipbuilding and aviation military industry for decades, there are still some common sense deficiencies. Overall, there is nothing wrong with it as a novel. The writing skills of this book should start with at least 8 points. The reason why the score is so low is probably because - those who only read mindless and non-conceptual cool (stupid) articles account for a large proportion of readers [laughter]
The plot is very good, I feel like continuing to watch it
Come on (the big ship, big gun party and submarine party are passing by)
You can compare with my fleet of all-female soldiers. The author is 666
I've reached chapter 70. It's very good. It's a masterpiece among similar interstellar novels. Will it involve upgrading battleships later?
I have experienced the initial development stage of online novels to the current blowout stage. I have even forgotten how many books I have read. Very few current novels can fascinate me. Although this novel is still being serialized, this book is still worth reading.
It is a pretty good starship novel (at least so far, among the novels I have read). Many of the settings and backgrounds are very reasonable. There is no such thing as a ship that was only 1,800 meters long in the age of interstellar voyages. The biggest flaw at the moment is that the beginning is a bit confusing, and you need to read it carefully several times to understand it.
A very good Star Wars novel