
Billions of Calamities Rule the Stars, Yet My Sisters Aren't Even Blood-Related
亿万天灾掌群星,妹妹竟都不亲生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
121Chapters
202Reads
6.3Score
10Listens
100kReads · all time
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So far it looks very good
It's pretty good. From the looks of it, my sister seems to have been reborn.
I finally finished watching it. It's great.
Very pretty! Everyone has their own opinions and hobbies. I have read many texts similar to this novel. Some suggestions are that the original game can be turned into the real world in the near future. Didn't you offend someone before? No matter how powerful you are in the game, it is still a game. When you return to reality, it will still be the same. Otherwise, you will have to write about who wants revenge later.
Personally I think it looks great.
I feel very good now and hope to continue
Except for the slightly immature writing style, other aspects such as the plot are pretty good.
Wraygood, that's pretty good.
So far, it looks very good. Good luck to the author.
It's a good read, but I suggest you wait until you've finished reading it before reading the book review. I have a question, why has there not been a profession like a mechanic until now? How did the protagonist build a fleet in his previous life? Or is there another map that is a mechanized place and a regional profession?