The End of the Lagrange Era: The Agony of War

The setting of Lagrange + Ship Girl really pokes me! I originally thought it would be a system-oriented article, but I didn't expect it to be an unsystematic, hard-core interstellar oriented article. The author's understanding and research on the game can be seen to be very attentive. After adapting elements such as the Zhan Zhi class and the Emmada platform, it not only retains the heaviness of the original work, but also adds warmth to the character interaction. The plot rhythm of the current update is very stable, there is no broken setting, and there is no cheating for fun. It can be seen that it is seriously telling a story that takes place in the Lagrangian universe. Looking forward to the explosion 👍 👍

Lagrange is one of the few good books. There are currently no poisonous points. Just read it with confidence. I have read the latest chapter. But be careful not to read this book too much from a game perspective and focus on the "reality" of Lagrange's official plot. If you bring the game here, you may not feel comfortable with it. I don't have much time so I won't make too many comments. If reading the introduction suits your taste, just read it.

It's okay, more of a sci-fi side of entertainment. The battle scenes are not very hardcore, but they are adequate. The current problem is the lack of character development. A lengthy discussion is devoted to shaping the supporting character, or the secondary hero. The protagonist's role is a bit limited at the moment. At the beginning, he said that the protagonist was injured and why he was injured, and explained the background, and then went on to describe other things in a long way. It wasn't even the protagonist's turn to awaken until more than 10 chapters later. When I was invited, I actually said, "I am g." I didn't hesitate when I saw this. Fortunately, I quickly explained that the supporting characters in this book are very intelligent, and I can tell that the author was very excited about it. The supporting characters are more developed than the protagonists, and there are still holes that have not been filled. I'm very confused now. Since the protagonist was forcibly pulled over to time travel, and it was said that the protagonist performed very well before and was assassinated before crossing over, the question is, Pangu's blood test is very pure earthling, what the hell was it before? How could he be assassinated and then wake up, what the hell is the earth's blood through the soul? Considering that this is just a small work that the author gained from playing games, so I give it 5 stars. I just hope that the protagonist can be described more later. A little more sweet

This is the first time I read an article like this. Although it is relatively unpopular, the author writes it very well. I personally feel it is very good and I like it very much. Good luck to the author!

I didn't expect that Lagrange's novels could be written in such a way. The author's ideas are very novel.

The subject matter is very novel and the writing style is also very good. It is worth reading. I recommend it [sending my heart]

When the fox ears stood up, I laughed out loud. It was so cute, very good, 🤭🤭

More! You are even better!

Okay, okay, worth a look

Very good, the character description is very good, but the plot feels a little problematic, keep up the good work