From the start, he’s the emperor of a small star-sea empire, traveling incognito and making his way through the political arena of the galaxy!
A story leaning toward interstellar political intrigue and mystery. Its setting draws on the worlds of many games, including StarCraft, Red Alert, Victoria 3, Hearts of Iron, and RimWorld. Don’t miss it!
Midway through, he trades with the Void Realm and fights off the Zerg disaster, earning the reverence of countless beings across the galaxy!
Later, he becomes obsessed with idealism and begins cultivating, entering a cultivation universe where he slays demons and monsters and becomes a calamity himself!
What? A Great Golden Immortal? Can they withstand one shot from my particle lance?
What? A cultivation palace? Could it possibly rival my starport?
Why do civilizations arise in the universe in recurring cycles?
It turns out these stories were all part of a conspiracy in the cultivation world…
The pace is too slow. Your book is basically written for Star Players, but the pace of plot progression and the grinding of events make people feel more irritated than the game speed that jumps every day in the later stages of the game.
The before and after data are wrong, and it feels a bit like a run-down.