(No protagonist) + (No system) + (No heroine) + (Imaginary world)
Since the war with BETA began, what efforts have been made by various countries to resist BETA's invasion.
Explanation and consequences of the BETA combat campaign
Reader comments
The introduction is generally correct, but BETA is actually just a mining machine for advanced alien civilizations. Subsequently, the United States developed a large-scale machine with a weapon powered by the g element (it appeared for the first time in the battle to recapture part of Japan's occupied areas in the Pacific). It has a shield that can withstand large light levels (yes, you heard me right, humans in this worldview have developed shields). The energy beam it emits can directly destroy a BETA group and destroy the BETA's nest. It is expected to be able to It is not ruled out that the command system of BETA in this area will disappear directly, but the land after being attacked by G weapons will lose its due value, so the fallen country is opposed to the use of G weapons (an analogy is that the area after a nuclear attack can still grow crops after removing radiation. The land attacked by G weapons cannot grow anything, and the minerals are not clear, at least for crops) [eating melon]
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Five-star review, there are still people writing fanfics about rags these days.
The introduction is generally correct, but BETA is actually just a mining machine for advanced alien civilizations. Subsequently, the United States developed a large-scale machine with a weapon powered by the g element (it appeared for the first time in the battle to recapture part of Japan's occupied areas in the Pacific). It has a shield that can withstand large light levels (yes, you heard me right, humans in this worldview have developed shields). The energy beam it emits can directly destroy a BETA group and destroy the BETA's nest. It is expected to be able to It is not ruled out that the command system of BETA in this area will disappear directly, but the land after being attacked by G weapons will lose its due value, so the fallen country is opposed to the use of G weapons (an analogy is that the area after a nuclear attack can still grow crops after removing radiation. The land attacked by G weapons cannot grow anything, and the minerals are not clear, at least for crops) [eating melon]
You can read it after reading the novel
Five-star review, there are still people writing fanfics about rags these days.