[Science fiction, battleship, interstellar, system, check-in, fleet, development, Gou] In the starry sky under the law of the black jungle, only the fittest survive. Su Chang opened the planet sign-in system by chance. A miner in the Imperial Zone went to work as a miner in the black coal mine in the hinterland of the Galaxy Federation. He encountered a wormhole. It happened that the frontline war was urgent, so he was sent to the frontline. He received permission from the fleet hangar to command the K-line troops, dropped bombs for concealed bombardment, flagship shooting, explored the wormhole, and started the jump engine.
Reader comments
Eight chapters have passed, and the system has appeared twice. The first time it was activated, and the second time, the check-in distance was not enough. [Face covering] Author, you are writing a system article.
I looked at a few pictures and they felt very familiar, reminding me of the days when I was mining in EVE.
The later game drawings are more serious and a bit out of line with the title of the book. If you like the EVE game template novel, you can read it
I'm watching to gain weight. It's a rare EVE world view. I hope I can mix in something else in the future.
It's okay, but the system presence is a bit low. I watched 17 pictures and the system appeared less than 5 times.
Eight chapters have passed, and the system has appeared twice. The first time it was activated, and the second time, the check-in distance was not enough. [Face covering] Author, you are writing a system article.
I looked at a few pictures and they felt very familiar, reminding me of the days when I was mining in EVE. The later game drawings are more serious and a bit out of line with the title of the book. If you like the EVE game template novel, you can read it
I'm watching to gain weight. It's a rare EVE world view. I hope I can mix in something else in the future.
It's okay, but the system presence is a bit low. I watched 17 pictures and the system appeared less than 5 times.
A very nice book, but a bit lacking.