[Supernatural Powers + Interstellar Factions + High-Tech Warships + Vast Worldbuilding]
No golden finger! Not a power fantasy!
Earth is humanity's cradle, but humanity cannot live in its cradle forever. Ever since the first spacecraft broke free of Earth, the age of interstellar exploration has been impossible to stop from dawning.
Zhou Mo lives on a remote planet in the Chihui Empire. After accidentally acquiring a strange crystal, he unexpectedly opens the door to a new world.
This is an age of riches and danger. After centuries of humanity's relentless efforts, a brand-new world has appeared before everyone's eyes.
The Zerg scourge, runaway superpowers, abyssal rifts, the Empire's suffering, red storms...
One interstellar catastrophe after another descends, and the universe is once again shrouded in turmoil.
Will he remain an unknown nobody, or make a name for himself across the stars?
I think this kind of book is just right for my taste and not brainless. The plot is also very good. The setting of Xinghai reminds me of the Super Mechanic. I just hope that the author can update it more, or just publish a volume directly after a paragraph. To be honest, it is not enough to read now [awkward laugh]
So far, the world view has not been explained in one go. It feels like it is revealed bit by bit as the protagonist progresses. I hope the protagonist can develop quickly, and it is best to participate in large-scale wars [laughing] In addition, Sister Long Rou has a role, doesn't she have to be there, right?
A good book with novel subject matter and smooth writing. The author likes to fish and is on the verge of discontinuing updates. Book friends, please give your support to the author by commenting!
It can be seen that there is a world where there are no rules but they are well behaved and confusing.
Handing out knives every day will not end well with the protagonist.
Although it is not deep in terms of visual concept and various detailed designs, it is good to change the taste once in a while after reading too many books that require your brain. I think this book is good for newcomers, but as an old bookworm, I would like to point out some major shortcomings of this book. First of all, I would like to state that as a novice author, the writing is indeed good. If the author sees it, I will reply.