So This Is How You Build a Battleship
战舰还能这么造
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- 1.0M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Interstellar Fiction Only, Please!
I hope the protagonist is the child of an important figure who was lost outside the family as a child, then later reveals their identity in front of everyone. Seeing them reveal an incredible identity in front of others is one of my favorite guilty pleasures, ahhh!
Are There Any Novels About Space Battleships on Tomato Novels?
Where is my battleship!!
Pure Starship Battles, No Mecha or Ground Wars
Looking for books like "Interstellar Lord: My Starships Are a Little Too Numerous".
Any Reborn Industrial Novels? About Machine Tools, Like Great Power Heavy Industry
Looking for Warhammer 40K Fanfiction or a Transmigration Story
I’ve recently gotten into Warhammer. Are there any good fanfics or transmigration novels?
Warhammer 40K with Superman Bloodlines or Superpowers
Looking for Hard Sci-Fi About Advancing Technology and Reaching the Galaxy!
I don't want novels where someone stays on Earth, beating up the Musk brothers one day and kicking Steve Jobs the next. No academic genius stories where they compete and win awards nonstop! And no fantasy disguised as sci-fi. I want stories about leaving Earth and conquering the universe step by step!
#Factions, Interstellar, Space Fleets, Sci-Fi!!! Thanks, Great Authors
Ah, preferably sci-fi with a System.
Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping
A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.
The Stars! Hard Sci-Fi! Humanity's Journey Across the Sea of Stars!
Earth gradually advances from a fledgling civilization toward the vast cosmos...
Any Stories About Infinite Lagrange or Modern Warships?
Warhammer 40K: I Am the Emperor, Building an Army
Sci-Fi, Interstellar, Over a Thousand Chapters, and Complete
No books with only a few hundred chapters. No books with only a few hundred chapters. No books with only a few hundred chapters. Repeating important things three times
Looking for Interstellar Warships. Don't Tell Me About Superpowers or Mecha.
I want stories about interstellar battleships, and the protagonist needs to start out already beyond the planet, in outer space. They've already left the planet and can build spaceships. Don't tell me the protagonist has to slowly build an interstellar battleship from Earth, then slowly become a part of the universe...
Technology Novels Over Two Million Words. Don't Recommend Shorter Research-Focused Stories
Books Rated Above 9, with Upgradeable Interstellar Sci-Fi Warships and Bases
Nothing else, please.
So Many Warhammer Fics Have Been Dropped. Any Good Ones to Read?
Looking for books like "The Three Councils: The Emperor's Close Friends". As long as it isn't on hiatus, I'm happy.
Any Warhammer 40K Stories? Feels Like There Are More Warhammer Fans on Tomato Novels Lately
Are There Any Stories Where a Transformers Spark Turns All Kinds of Machines Into Transformers?
Any Realistic, Hard-Core Modern War Novels Without a System?
Looking for Warhammer 40K Novels, Preferably About the Space Sharks Chapter
Historical Fiction About Massive Battleships
I want to read books similar to On My Deathbed, I Suddenly Sit Up: It Turns Out the Great Powers Are All Me.
Hard Science Fiction
Looking for stories similar to Deep Abyss Starshine. Pure sci-fi, no cultivation, just a steel fleet built on technology.
Stories Where the Male Lead Founds an Interstellar Empire
The male lead creates an interstellar empire through a System, but he doesn't know it's real and thinks it's a game. Later, through a series of coincidences arranged by the System, the empire finds the male lead's location.
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I appreciate the rigorous research process, manufacturing, and feedback, which suggests the screenwriter has worked on the front lines of research. This book is one of only two introductory books I've read, familiarizing me with the entire product development process. The protagonist's struggles and exploitation of employees are very vividly portrayed. Thank you for your contribution, screenwriter; you are a hardworking and intelligent person.
I used AI to check the purchase history earlier, and I was worried that he might stop writing one day and replace it with a real person. Now I won't be worried anymore. The theme is novel, the combat is detailed and exciting, and the accuracy is clearly aiming for a million. Definitely deserves a good review. Come on, you absolutely can't die!
Yes, the depiction of the warships is very good. The design of the warships is not annoying. The scenes of warships engaging in combat are also quite good. The plot moves quickly and I'm looking forward to what happens next. It's one of the better warship-themed novels I've read. I'd put it in the top 5 or so. The author should avoid adding green skins to their stories, at least not now.
Although the author is still revising, I still find the current version very interesting, so I'm leaving a record of it here. In the first ten chapters you can see: 1. The projectile velocity of a 680mm caliber electromagnetic railgun can reach as high as 40,200 meters per second, approximately 118 times the speed of sound.
This is the most comfortable one I've been watching lately. I didn't like to run anymore.
It's good; the theme is quite novel. Will the protagonist build his own power base later on? Could it be a company? And what's with those people in the Babylon team? Is it a frame-up or real?
The protagonist of this book is a local, and there is no time travel setting. If you don't like this kind of thing, please proceed with caution.
I never expected it to be a 40k ship 🤦 Awesome, I want to see the Mountain Town Ship! Follow-up review: Awesome! But I don't quite understand why the rating is so low.
You can take a look at the ships in Eve; if you want to see the Raven-class...
The data details shouldn't be scrutinized too closely, otherwise it'll be hard to maintain the composure; it just gives off a sense of unease. Putting those aside, it's still passable, albeit barely.