EVE: Legends of the Star Sea
EVE：星海传说
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Conquering the Stars and Seas from Scratch从零开始征服星辰大海Alternate title on Fanqie
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I know many readers came for EVE Online and felt the plot was slow-paced, with the protagonist seemingly unable to get any action even after dozens of chapters. Of course, all of that is included: blocking doors and shooting bubbles, stealth bombers and armored chains, tornadoes and sea ravens, colossi, carriers, and dreadnoughts, battles and super-flag jumps, anchor bunkers, catching giant meat…
This is the type of story I like, with Eve as a cheat code who then participates in interstellar wars. However, I feel the author is pacing it too fast; battleships appear so quickly. A protagonist who's too invincible isn't good either. Considering a single salvo only reduces shields by 0.2%, Even a basic cruiser could easily defeat this bunch of warships. The scale is too high.
Inspired by EVE Online, but transcending it entirely, the science fiction elements in the book avoid both childishness and excessive rigidity. The battle descriptions are realistic, logically sound, and exhilarating. Beyond some borrowing, the entire book is filled with the author's rich and meticulous imagination, constructing a grand yet detailed, fantastical yet realistic cosmos.
EVE Online as the skin, Star Citizen as the skeleton, and filled with Gundam and other fan fiction content—not bad, watchable.
It's a bit slow to get going at first, but every character is well-developed. The little guys have their own persistence, and the big guys have their own pursuits. The galaxy is vast, and everyone is the protagonist of their own story.
The writing is quite good, but it feels like the author is suppressing the protagonist, saying he can't do this or that, without any reason given.
The author's skill is truly solid; the various styles and plot points are handled perfectly, creating captivating and well-developed characters. The update frequency is high, with each chapter containing three to four thousand words. This is so rare and so enjoyable! I hope the author continues; I will always support them. It's so beautiful! I love it!
It's a very good space-time novel, grand in scale and with a broad world view. The plot, characters, and inner character development are all excellent, and the battle scenes have a strong sense of interstellar warfare. It can be said to be a top-tier space-time novel, which is very good. However, the system's overpowered abilities feel a bit out of place.
The logic is sound, and EVE is just the tip of the iceberg. It's very interesting, but the rating is severely underestimated; it's probably just random votes from newbies who like wish-fulfillment stories.
It's great! I've been following it since the very beginning, and I've read over 700 chapters so far. Personally, I haven't encountered any major flaws. I initially thought the author might stop updating after a few hundred chapters, but they're still writing, and each chapter is at least 5,000 or 6,000 words long (by Tomato standards).