Interstellar: Handsome, a Master Shipbuilder, and Invincible!

Overall pretty good. The writing style is a bit white, and the general direction of the plot is OK, but the details are not handled well. The description of ships is also extremely sloppy. It is soft science fiction at a glance. The introduction of science fiction weapons such as mecha starships is also very important. I hope the author can pay attention to it in the future. There is also the scientific and technological level of the overall civilization, which is a bit curious. It is an interstellar civilization. There are no other alien civilizations yet, and the star country is still a traditional aristocracy and emperor system (of course this is also a feature). The protagonist is a crazy and crazy character, and the function of the system is similar to forcible cheating (but there is no way to promote the plot. This system feels somewhat related to the subsequent plot story). He doesn't have a harem yet, and his deputy is Crow Crow. He can find a few more subordinates, and arrange strengthening potions! Copying clones and the like also exist, can't they be updated iteratively? The overall article is similar to the protagonist forming a powerful mysterious organization, and then exploring the mystery of his life experience. There is a plot about a leather trap company, but it is just used as a trap. It's pretty good so far. I'll review it later. And the author, can you please wait and gain more knowledge about hard science fiction?

It's all good, but the main character is a bit jumpy. There is also a bit of nonsense. Other than the plot, everything is pretty good. [Shy][shy][shy]

Not bad, not bad, well written and not sloppy. This is the fun and true portrayal of cheating.

It's okay, it's pretty good. There is indeed a scene where you don't have to use the fleet to push forward and you have to physically explore the way; but! Here it is 🍅! This so-called poisonous point is not even a hair in the face of the murderer who wantonly massacred the hostages, and the negotiating soldiers shouted "'You don't want the sand anymore, stop it now'"

Childish but conscious and capable, talkative. I couldn't stand it at the beginning, but I loved the subsequent descriptions. Thank you, author, for your efforts, like👍🏻

Generally speaking, there is nothing wrong with it, especially since the protagonist becomes more powerful later on and has a large number of troops and ships.

It's nice to watch, very enjoyable, the logical connection is very strong, and there is a very obvious main story line.

This book is pretty good. I like it.

A good book, very refreshing, in line with the feeling of excitement of the blasting style, and it solves some of the poisonous points of the blasting style.

The overall feeling is okay. It's just that the battleship is a bit small and there's biotechnology. After all, as we enter the interstellar era, our lifespan must at least be improved.