Starsea Shipgirls: My Talent Is Adding Points
星海舰娘：我的天赋是加点
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 17d ago
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- Star Ocean Lord: Rule Through Stat Allocation星海领主：加点为王Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's at chapter 175; it's probably an unfinished story.
It seems quite interesting. I've read the previous one too, and the data settings in this one are very detailed. I just want to read it for the thrill, but it's not easy to raise characters 🤦🤦🤦 Although three chapters a day is quite a lot, I'd rather read hundreds of chapters in one go! Looking forward to the sequel. The world-building is out now, but it's still a peripheral battlefield.
The ship girls in this book are unlike any I've read in other ship girl fanfics. First, the ship girls in this book don't have their own ships at birth. They buy first-tier ships to use, and second-tier ships to use, regardless of ship type. They can use any ship of the same tier. First, buy one ship and fuse it with the ship girl to set it as the flagship.
I watched the ship girl show before, it was actually alright, but there were too many level divisions, talents, etc., And a lot of names. The later parts weren't explained much, so it was fine. Well, the more I watched, the more boring it became.
The title itself tells you it's a fast-paced, action-packed novel, and it's pretty good. The data panel is well-written, and the world-building is vast, showing that it incorporates many elements. The book has great potential for increasing word count, but given that it's set in an interstellar battlefield and features shields, the time span of each battle feels too narrow.
The story flows smoothly, the logic is sound, and it's a good novel. [Please update more frequently!]
Starfaring, ship girls, no reproductive barriers, establishing nations and becoming kings, decisive and measured in killing—this book has many elements that I find interesting. Moreover, it's a reincarnation story, so overall it's a pretty good ship girl novel 😄, with a grand background.
I enjoyed reading both of the author's novels on similar themes. I was reading the author's first book when it came out and I'm still reading it now. I don't consider myself to have a very refined taste, so I won't comment further objectively. Subjectively, I highly recommend checking out the author's previous and this books.
In conclusion: Suitable for a wide audience, moderately engaging, moderately addictive; harem novel (but with limited descriptions, mainly focusing on large-scale battles); generally suitable for readers between large and very large cups. 1. The beginning was a bit weak, which resulted in a low rating, but the later parts were better and more enjoyable.
Strengths: Some tedious introductions in the early stages were improved later. The main characters' development was relatively smooth, and the overall pacing was good and fluid. The world-building and setting were interesting and relatively rigorous. Normal: The main and supporting characters are neither particularly outstanding nor overly mediocre.