
Who's Calling the Fleet?
是谁在呼叫舰队?
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Explore more →Pure Sci-Fi With Lots of Cutting-Edge Tech, A Complete and Rich Tech Tree, and War
Pure sci-fi with lots of advanced tech, a complete and well-developed tech tree, and warfare.
I Always Come Back to Infinite-World Novels. Preferably Ones That Travel Across Countless Worlds
Everyone is searching for something. The team wins together.
Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
Help!!!!! I’m Obsessed with These Two Interstellar Novels!!!
Please, are there any more good interstellar novels? 😭
Hard Sci-Fi Only, No Soft Sci-Fi
Looking for hard sci-fi novels.
Sci-Fi, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
A Poem Sums Up a Life, a Tune Plays Out the Human World. In White Robes, a Passing Traveler
Ancient-style cultivation, a man who's indifferent to the core, no CP, and whose personality doesn't change later on. The kind of person who seems almost divine.
A Vast World, Interstellar Travel, and Exploring the Universe: Above All, Make It Truly Epic
Looking for Detailed War Scenes, with Enough Combatants, a Grand Scale, and Excellent Battle Descriptions
Above all, I want high-quality scene descriptions that really get the adrenaline pumping!
Hard Sci-Fi, Interstellar Travel or Drifting, and Alien Civilizations
I don't like stories that are constantly at war, fighting from beginning to end, from the Solar System all the way to the Milky Way. I prefer nuanced portrayals of alien societies and storylines, as if observing another civilization.
Stories About the Protagonist Traveling Between Worlds at Will, Doing Whatever They Please
Demon Slayer, Naruto, One Piece...
Our Fleet Blots Out the Sky, No Matter How Many Suns Shine Above
I'd like to read something similar to *Stellaris: I Can Never Repay the Marshal's Kindness*. Stellaris, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill!
Looking for Warship Novels
Any stories where the protagonist starts out with a ship or battleship? Please don't recommend newly launched books.
This Poor Daoist’s Name Is Xuan Yizi. I’ve Logged 2,800 Hours and Reached the Peak of the Reading Slump Realm
Any fellow cultivators up for discussing the Dao?
Interstellar Novels with Warships, Fleets, and a System
Space travel and battles between space fleets, without mechs, and with a System eventually.
Looking for Sci-Fi With Billions of Troops, a Vast Universe, and an Utterly Self-Serving Lead
Planar War: The Protagonist Leads an Army on Campaign Across the Heavens
Stories about wars between planes.
Hardcore! Hardcore! Nothing but Hardcore Military Fiction! Dark Zone Stories Are Fine Too!
Looking for Imperial War Stories with a Huge, Fearsome Army Led by the Protagonist
I Want Steel and Blood, War, Endless War!
Looking for books like *Warhammer 40K: The Rise of the Second Imperium*. Humanity above all! Let the stars shine with civilization once more! Admit it: you can’t stand those bizarre aliens. They’re not like us.
Stories Where Only the Protagonist Can Transmigrate Into Different Movie Worlds
Resident Evil series, Marvel series, and the like, where the protagonist can transmigrate repeatedly.
Any Stories About Transmigrating to Different Worlds? Not the Same Old Genre Every Time
Ideally something that randomly transmigrates between settings like urban life, movies, wuxia, high martial arts, mythology, and sci-fi, rather than sticking to one genre. I wonder if any author has written something like that. I’ve been reading for almost 20 years 😂😂😂
Devoting One's Life to the Liberation of Humanity
I want to read a book like "The Time I Fight Guerrilla in Another World". I'm looking for a book that has strict logic and can reflect the strength of the collective. It would be even better if there are small characters breaking out in desperate situations ヾ(^▽^*)))
With Unstoppable Telekinesis, You Don't Even Need to Lift a Finger
Fights without anyone lifting a finger are so cool! Are there any stories with psychic powers, preferably where the protagonist is invincible from the start, doesn’t need to level up, and has no limits?
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The author has nerfed the Warhammer Astartes too much. Although an ordinary Astartes may not be able to beat Vader, an Inquisitor can have a 55 opening. The Chapter Master is a Chapter Champion and even some Chapter Leaders are think tank psykers. For example, the blood duck Chapter with a crotchless crotch can have a 46 opening against Vader. [Thinking] Warhammer psykers are as powerful as the Star Wars Force
5 Stars, it's one of the rare books where the protagonist summons warships of different science fiction models and begins a rescue journey across the world.
It looks good, but the author is too short! Short and fast, I feel sorry for my sister-in-law [almost crying]
This book is good. The only bad thing is that it was collected after saving people in reality. The second thing is that the protagonist's psychology changes very quickly. Again, if you go to Vietnam, Myanmar and Thailand, you should respect the fate of others.
It's almost finished. Let me tell you my thoughts after reading this book. As for the protagonist, I personally feel that the author has written it better. The character's experience has its ups and downs. At the beginning, he didn't understand anything. He was a passionate young man who slowly matured later. When he meets the enemy, he is indecisive and has a leader. The style is different from the simple cool writing. The main thing about the whole book is that I feel that there is basically no poison. If there is one thing that must be said, it is that there are other time-travelers, which makes it feel a little inconsistent, and then it looks a little bit chuunio [smile]. I hope that the author's next new book can also bring us new experiences, and learn from the experience of this book to pave the way for the next book [Sending Hearts]
It can pass reasonable imagination, reflect meaningful philosophy, the writing is smooth and concise, and it gives full play to one's imagination. It is a good article that is elegant, graceful, smooth and coherent, especially the character's language is humorous, and the use of some exquisite words adds a lot of interest to the article. ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑
After reading it, let me talk about my feelings. In my opinion, the author wrote it very well. The protagonist is a terminally ill patient who acquires the system by accident and becomes a fleet commander and begins rescue operations in the world. There are many story lines, including Gundam OO, Warhammer 40k Trisolaris, etc. The story of how the system was born and its origin is very clearly written. It also links many story lines of the previous book, and also pave the way for the next book. If you like watching Battleship and Star Wars, I highly recommend it.
Use this book to fit the theme. I didn't look carefully at whether there were any settings. I think this book is a personal opinion. 1. At the end, the beginning is very good. Although there is a bit of knife and other things in the middle, the ending is considered satisfactory. 2 This book is in line with the theme, has three correct views, and is focused on rescue as a whole. 3. The author's writing is good, and the setting is relatively novel. The later stage is a bit inferior to the previous setting. The protagonist has a positive outlook on life and has positive energy. The late ending is satisfactory and warm, without any knives. To sum up, this book. It's not too toxic for me. And the creation of the protagonist is very consistent with my concept. This book was one of several books I could read on my bookshelf that I could read at the time, or had been discontinued, so I found one of several substitutes and listened to it in just two weeks. I was confused when I heard it, and the comments were made casually. But looking at it now, the overall content of the book is very exciting and very consistent. My appetite.
After reading this book, my evaluation is: It's pretty good, but the pace of writing in the back is a bit fast, and the last two copies are over in just twenty chapters. But overall it's pretty good, and it's a leader in fast-traveling rescue (at least I haven't seen anything similar before reading this book). I recommend it to people who like to watch fleet recruitment and gradually develop and grow (note: the first dozens of chapters are written by the author for fun, and the middle is much better, so don't stop reading if it doesn't start well!)
Although there are some imperfections, it is undeniable that it successfully writes the bones and fullness of the characters. The characters are clearly visible between the lines, with distinct personalities and complex emotional levels. Although there are flaws, they are more real and allow me to deeply feel the charm and vitality of the characters.