Starsea Shipgirls: My Talent Is Adding Points

Chapter 175, it should be a eunuch story

I think it's quite interesting. I've read the previous one, and the data of this one is also very detailed. I just want to read it and enjoy it. Is it difficult to keep up? [Pause face][Pause face][Pause face] Although the volume of 3 updates per day is quite large, I want to read hundreds of chapters in one breath. I look forward to the follow-up. The world view is now out, but it is still a marginal battlefield. In addition, it is better to have pictures. Although there are generated pictures, I still feel that it is not interesting. I will give it a rating and watch it for the time being.

The ship girls in this book are different from the ship girls in all the ship girls I have read before. First of all, the ship girls in this book do not have their own ships after they are born. They buy first-level ships at the first level and second-level ships at the second level. There is no limit on the ship type. Any ship type you buy can be used as long as it is of the same level. You first buy a ship and fuse it with the ship girl and set it as the flagship. Then you buy multiple ships and let the flagship control them. So a ship girl is a fleet. Both the ship girl and the commander have a talent, and they may get a second or third one in the future. I personally feel that the commander is a bit redundant. Both the ship girl and the commander practice psychic abilities. They have two training resources, and each person has one talent that affects the fleet. If the ship girl has two innate skills, she can save resources without a commander. I feel that the ship girl in this book is more like a psychic life form. She is born without a ship body. You can buy any one and use it no matter what type. When you reach the second level, you will change to a stronger one and keep changing your body. The ceiling of the ship girl depends entirely on how powerful the warships can be built by humans. The strength of the ship girl depends entirely on the strength of the current fleet ships plus the blessing of the natural skills of herself and the commander. There is no explosive seed. If you want to be stronger, you can only change to a stronger ship. In addition to skills, upgrades, artillery attacks, armor, etc., Ship girls in other worlds also have all-round upgrades in energy levels and overall sublimation. The ship girl and the ship are integrated. The ship girls here are no different from ordinary ships except for their skills and ship performance. There are no casualties except being blown up. The upgrades of the ship girls do not add anything. The upgrades are only to control stronger ships.

From the title of the book, it can be seen that it is undoubtedly an interesting article. It is quite good. The data panel is also very well written. The world view is huge and it can be seen that a lot of things are mixed together. The word count of this book is not small. However, since it is about interstellar battlefield technology and also points out shields, I feel that the time span of each battle is too narrow. Is it because the protagonist is too strong? [What] To sum up, if you like cool articles, ship girls, interstellar wars, big ships and cannons, and system data streams, you can enter it, and get a piece of food [laughs] The opening of "Former School of Liberal Arts" is too classic. I can't say it's not good to watch. I can only say that it's a bit boring after reading too much. Later, the protagonist starts to establish power and farm, and the world view slowly spreads out. It's very interesting to watch. Judging from how long I read it, I'm not lying [laughs]

The shipgirl over there has seen it before, and it's actually pretty good. It's just that at that time, it looked at too many levels, talents, etc. There were a few names that were a bit too much, but the latter part didn't go into much detail, so it was fine. What should I say, the more I watch it, the more boring it becomes.

The content is smooth and the logic is reasonable. It is a good novel [please update]

Star Wars, ship mothers, no reproductive isolation, establishing a country and becoming king, decisive and measured killings, there are many elements in this book, all of which interest me. Moreover, it is a fetal transmigration. In short, it is a very good Kan Ni story [laughs], with a grand background.

I like to read the author's two novels with similar themes. I read the author's first book when it came out, and I have read it now. I don't think I've ever eaten any fine bran, so objectively I won't say much. I subjectively recommend the previous book and this one by the author Pin Yipin. I don't know if it's because I have a bit of a taste for it, or if this kind of subject matter is just not easy to write about. I can't read most of these articles for a long time. Of course, it is really not appropriate to write about a similar worldview all the time, but I still hope that the author will not give up on this subject after finishing this book.

Advantages: Some tedious introductions in the early stage are improved in the later stage. The development process of the protagonist group is relatively smooth, and the overall rhythm is smooth and smooth. The worldview and setting are interesting and relatively rigorous. Normal: The protagonist and supporting characters are neither outstanding nor too mediocre. There are no surprises in the plot development of each stage, but the plots that transition to the next stage are basically new and not repetitive. Disadvantages: There are hydrological conditions in some chapters, which makes the development pace a bit slow. Moreover, a two-front battlefield appears after chapter 800. The author needs to think carefully about the details🤔. There is no problem before chapter 900. Originally, it definitely didn't get a perfect score according to my standards, but with Tomato🍅's scoring mechanism, I think I can give it a five-star encouragement. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better plots.

I didn't see any additional development points. Most of them were about school life and activities with the righteous friends. It felt like a battle. The player came in and prepared to press the button to launch the main gun salvo. As a result, the novice tutorial was to dress up, eat, and go to the mall.