Sea of Stars: My Players Are All Paradox Interactive Big Shots

I quite like this genre, but like other readers, I'm very worried about how the technology in the game and reality will be reconciled later in the story. The protagonist has already solved the problem of miniaturizing nuclear fusion in reality. If they're not interconnected, I don't know how to explain it, since the technology is already there, and it's impossible for no one to want to try it.

I absolutely love the style of this book, especially the feeling of being in control and living life to the fullest. I also want to witness the protagonist's growth along the way, from being clueless and unsure how to proceed to easily solving all problems (Author, please keep updating, loudly!!!) 👍👍👍

There's a bug; you can enter the game without a helmet 😂 I'm stuck on a quest. Just ask the system to send me a mission and that'll solve it. Oh, I forgot there's no system. No problem, add some white-collar workers, climb the tech tree, add some cultivation, add some Zerg and Mech races, add timed missions, add some card games like Dou Dizhu, Mahjong, and Chess, and conquer the planet first.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

Flesh and blood, mechanical ascension, prepare to die, organic being!

These elven laborers were not slaves; they were just ordinary elves who, even working their entire lives, could never pay off their debts. 😏

The plot is full of twists and turns, making it a very enjoyable read. It brought back the feeling of reading *The Three-Body Problem*, although your typing speed is a bit slow. Also, be careful not to get banned.

A Stellaris player passed by

I recommend "Super Mecha Champions" to you. It lets players do some DIY and increase their creativity, and you can also post photos and chat a bit (car models? Just copy them, ask around and probably no one will refuse). 🍉

It's so good! There are too few chapters, not enough to read. Only two chapters a day. Even the people in the production team would call it a lazy donkey.