Lagrange: From Zero to Interstellar Overlord

As one of Tomato's few Lagrange Japanese works, this book is quite insightful, not merely confining itself to the original game but incorporating a multi-faceted worldview. The writing style is generally smooth, and with continued development, it has the potential to be quite good.

As a three-year veteran of Lagrange Games, I think this book is quite good. The author posts pictures of Lagrange's warships, giving those who haven't played it a direct feel for it. I've only read a little bit, so I won't offer any subjective opinions on other aspects; everyone has their own perspective. Keep up the good work, author!

My personal suggestion is that there's no need to recruit natives of this world. You could simply add an option to recruit officers and personnel to the base.

Sure! 😌 The great cause of conquering, occupying, and establishing a nation begins today! Hurry, hurry, the great war is about to break out! I want to see warships colliding!

Tomato's Lagrange Japanese chapters are too few; they're either not updated or not updated at all. Keep it up, I support you!

So far, I think the Lagwen is the best-looking ship. I hope they build more battleships and battlecruisers later on, as well as cruisers. They should consider reducing the number of frigates and destroyers, especially the Fortune; honestly, they're not very useful. They're only good for stacking Fortune ships, which is a waste.

Beautiful Lagrange works

Well written, it combines tradition with innovation.

This is a pretty good Lagrange book; I hope the author continues writing.

Not bad, it just looks good.