Interstellar Lord: Claiming a Planet at Dawn

The imagination is wide open and many interesting settings have created an imaginative Dawn Star that wanders between science and fantasy. The "Sea Kingdom" chapter follows the heroine's course of action and fictionalizes mermaids and sharks on the basis of creating an underwater world that is completely consistent with reality. It blends the West and the East and adds some thought-provoking connotations to the creative and unconstrained creation. (Okay, showdown. I wrote the book by myself. Unfortunately, I thought a lot when writing and was short of time, so I didn't write an outline. In order to write out what I wanted to write, it may sometimes be wordy, so I need to read it patiently. Non-professional science fiction, biology and other enthusiasts will find a lot of painful and insurmountable things when looking up information or brainstorming, so don't dig into the illogical places. If you don't like it, please don't attack it fiercely. New authors will definitely write more problems, so be more tolerant. If you really don't like it, you can read more other people's books. There is no need to stick to this ordinary novel that may have major flaws. And it's hard to classify what I write. I feel like I'm still in the exploratory stage. Maybe it's suitable to write about farming? Infrastructure or survival theme? )

The author is very nice