Stellaris: The Revelation of the Shipgirl Dimension Empire

It can be seen that the author is a ship girl and a mod enthusiast. Elements such as stars and ships are integrated into the super-dimensional empire, turning elves, demon kings and even anime characters into ship girls. It is very imaginative but logical 👍

The ideas in this book are novel enough and the jokes are dense enough. For readers who like cross-IP integration and pursue coolness and creativity, this book is a dimensional carnival not to be missed. It will make you laugh and shout "I am convinced by this idea", and follow the protagonist to get high in the ship girl empire~

It's a very good book. I don't know why so few people read it. I suggest the author to play Chasing the Light: Set sail. The technological content is very good, and it's not too casual and placement-oriented. It just takes a long time.

Of course I have to give five stars to my book, although I think it's well written. In fact, when I restructured this book last year, the previous content was good, but there were two problems. The category was science fiction, which resulted in low traffic; I was on a blind date, so I didn't have much time. Every time I had to squeeze in some time at work, I couldn't write 6,000 words in one day. I also have the kind of personality that messes up when something goes wrong. Once the plan is disrupted, I can't wait to abandon the project immediately. Well, in addition to the fact that my ex-girlfriend who we went on a blind date with later broke up, I threw the book away due to multiple reasons. Later, I have been trying various studies, and I have watched many courses from various places, mastering the rhythm, controlling the plot, and how to keep the family members (I have read a lot, but I don't remember a few). Finally, based on my understanding of those courses, I reset the outline and reconstructed the plot... You may not believe it, but I wrote a whole book of outlines (I will take pictures of them for my family when I have time) My family may not believe it, but I have been writing novels since I was in elementary school. The first one was a fanfic of The Adventures of Lolo. I didn't have much of a plot in mind at the time. The first chapter was about Emperor Xia becoming a Mecha King after traveling through time. Later, when I was in junior high school, I started playing fantasy. The first book was a fanfic of Fairy Sword III, and the second one was a fanfic of Star Transformation (I have always been worried about the fact that Qin Yu's clone was not made using the black hole in the second world) In high school, I had to write every night during self-study. It was my only entertainment activity in the three years of high school (occasionally pretending to be sick and asking for leave to go home late at night and staying up late to watch Qin Shi Mingyue did not count) As a result, after so many years of writing, there is still no reason. There is also a book in Mao Ke that I wrote a million words and never made it to the shelves... Forget it, it's all gone now, I still look at the current situation among the most famous people, I hope that the ancient method can be activated! The book is constantly updated, the book becomes popular, the book has a good plot, the book is written well, the book retains people... The author becomes popular, the author has money to eat, the author is immortal...

This article is an interstellar novel worth reading. The author perfectly integrates the universe of stars and shipgirl elements, and brings readers an unforgettable reading feast with wonderful plots, distinctive characters and shocking interstellar wars.

This is a novel setting description full of imagination and fantasy. The author constructs an extremely grand worldview of a super-dimensional empire. The protagonist Li Lu embarks on a journey of conquest and integration by virtue of his unique resonance with the Mind Cube. From the content point of view, its highlight lies in its bold and rich fusion ideas. The integration of ship girls with many different types of characters and species, such as elves, demons, famous anime characters, etc., Breaks the dimensional wall, creates an unprecedented group of ship girls, and satisfies readers' curiosity about the combination of diverse fantasy creatures. At the same time, the protagonist's goal of establishing a super empire across dimensions is extremely ambitious, and plots such as conquering the sirens and subduing various forces are full of tension. However, such a large and complex worldview may face challenges in subsequent creations. How to balance the many characters and settings to avoid the story becoming messy is the key. But judging from this setting alone, its innovation and imagination are eye-catching, attracting readers to want to find out what this unique super-dimensional empire is.

This novel boldly integrates the cosmic framework of the hard-core science fiction strategy game "Stars" with the "ship girl" culture full of cuteness and anthropomorphic charm, creating a reading experience that is both familiar and novel.

Compared with the kind of hodgepodge novels that are stewed in one pot, this type of novel is still good-looking, and the author's book is a perfect blend of the ship girl and the second dimension. It is the kind of novel that is full of excitement and has ups and downs of the plot.

The characters' personalities and images are described in detail in the book. Each one has a unique personality. The characters' images are very distinct and three-dimensional, giving a sense of immersion. The book also covers a lot of knowledge about interstellar navigation, technological development, etc. We can also learn some science fiction-related knowledge. It is a great book.

It's quite interesting and good-looking, and it's relatively good among the ship girl genre.