Voyage Across the Seas: Building a Fortress and Battling Across the Four Seas

Name: Voyage Across the Seas: Building a Fortress and Battling Across the Four Seas
Author: The Breeze Loves Swordplay

穿海：海上建堡垒，战四海八荒

by The Breeze Loves Swordplay (清风爱舞刀)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.7M Words
Genre: Sports
Subgenre: Gaming & Sports
Updated: 1y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

Everyone transmigrates to an ocean world. Survival, fantasy, an ensemble cast, teamwork, multiple heroines, and growth into a super-fortress fleet, followed by war with an alien civilization. A survival story that’s not grimdark, with both wealth and beautiful women to be won.

This novel is about bringing together the strength of all humanity to build a better future. Everyone has a clear goal and understands how the disaster came about and what it means. Everyone is working to develop and improve.

There’s no abundance of cold-blooded ruthlessness or merciless slaughter in this story, and it isn’t relentlessly bleak. So if you’re looking for a novel full of ruthless characters and decisive killing, this may not be for you.

A lot of readers have said there isn’t enough individual adventure. Let me explain: that’s true. Once large-scale recruitment begins, the focus is mainly on development. From beginning to end, this book is written from the protagonist’s perspective, exploring the strengths and weaknesses of human civilization as a whole and its leap forward. Every individual matters, but there won’t be any superheroes who are overwhelmingly stronger than everyone else.

The ending is open-ended, and this novel is a companion piece to the new book, The World Becomes a Game, and I Marry a Hereditary Female Marquis from the Start.

If you feel this book’s ending leaves you wanting more, give the new book a try.

Stats

709Chapters

4.3kReads · 30 days

371.6kReads · all time

526Shelf adds, last 14 days

7.2Score

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Compared to other stories about bamboo rafts, wooden houses, and highways, this one is well-written in two ways. First, it doesn't rely on nested transactions for growth, which insults the reader's intelligence. Second, the chat channel isn't designed for the protagonist. A group chat with tens of thousands of people, where casual remarks can lead to endless conversations, is simply cringe-worthy.
16 likes2y ago
It's so good! It's a developmental novel, unlike typical post-apocalyptic novels. This one requires the collective strength of the entire human race to develop. Everyone has a clear goal: to understand how the disaster occurred and what happened. Everyone is focused on development. This novel doesn't have as much cold-blooded ruthlessness or decisive killing.
8 likes2y ago
After reading it for a while, I finally understood. To put it simply, it's a fantasy version of the development history of a cultivation family.
8 likes2y ago
Let me give it some encouragement. It's rare to find a survival story with such a broad perspective and open-minded approach. The protagonist becoming the leader of Earth and guiding various races to achieve a civilization leap is commendable. However, I suggest avoiding some problematic elements if possible, such as the practice of sending women to the protagonist's side. It's fine if there's no female lead, but sending women to the protagonist's side in a harem story is really problematic.
7 likes1y ago
Five stars! Although the outline was revised due to special circumstances, shortening the book's length, it's still very well written overall! The logic and plot development are excellent. The only regret might be the reduction in stories due to special circumstances! Keep it up, author! (ง•̀_•́)ง
6 likes1y ago
I've read up to chapter 171, and so far it's been great. It's just that the synopsis isn't very good; because of it, I've skipped over it several times when Tomato recommended this book.
6 likes2y ago
This is the first survival story I've encountered that explains complex concepts in such a simple and easy-to-understand way; it's very interesting. It makes you want to know what happens next, and it seems like it could go on for several hundred chapters. I'm really looking forward to the long run. My favorite female lead is Bai Xuzhen—a simple yet resilient character. Looking forward to what happens next!!! Are there any similar recommendations?
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It's alright, but the technique is designed so that not many people on the entire planet can practice it.
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Great, lots of new things. There are too many characters, each with their own unique traits, but it's impossible to remember them all while following the story. The protagonist's personal charisma is also limited; how can he manage so many people? The organizational structure is chaotic.
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