War Among the Stars: I Awaken After Ten Thousand Years in Cryosleep

It's very strong (contains slight spoilers). Although I haven't read much, it is undeniable that the author's writing style is really powerful. The explanation at the beginning made me laugh out loud. He treats war as a trivial matter. Civilized people who are self-proclaimed still have to participate in barbaric wars, waiting for others to fight, and they are almost at a loss. At that time, I thought that the protagonist should quickly join in and show them what real war is. So when I saw that the protagonist was asked to go to school, I really wanted to leave. In this case, the protagonist should be sent to school as soon as possible. How can I have so much free time to go to school? Maybe my military literacy is higher than that group of civilized people [laughing] So I jumped in those few pictures, but when I saw the teacher later and successfully had a fight, I was happy to see the success. Calm down. After arriving, I found that the protagonist actually went to class. After all, the protagonist only knows how to fight, but he doesn't seem to know anything else [face covering], so overall it is worthy of 5 stars, and I hope to keep up the good work [eating melon] However, I still feel that I should be a teacher instead of a student. After all, other things can be learned slowly. The most important thing to do is to let the water out of the minds of civilized people and let them know that war is not just playing house. [Angry]

It's well written. I hope the academy chapter will be finished soon. I think the protagonist must lead the army in the later or mid-term period, and even the entire country must initiate trials for heretics.

As an author, it is not too much to give yourself a five-star rating.

I think the biggest feeling after reading this book is the protagonist's calmness and wisdom, and his views on war command, especially the identity of the protagonist. I think the writing is very good and has unique character traits. I hope that the later part and the ending will not be too clumsy and unfinished. I hope the author can continue to update more.

Okay, so let's talk about whether there is a female protagonist Sure enough, there is a female protagonist. Who can refuse a super nano-robot beautiful girl who can transform into a battleship and become a governor to launch a galactic adventure that spans 5,000 years? Gray wind throws tiles!

A war novel based on Warhammer, very good, recommended with five stars (that's only five stars)

The protagonist is militaristic and fascist. The advantage is that the character of the protagonist is not broken, the introduction is not deceptive, and the writing is fluent, and it is of a food-grade level.

The author's military knowledge and details are slightly poor but the big scenes are good. However, I agree with the low exchange ratio when fighting a dragon. Conventional high-explosive and prefabricated fragmentation rods cannot penetrate it. If a radar is installed on the forehead of the dragon's armor, the wings and pylons must be very strong, but the cost is high. Just modernize the battleship and add high-power radar, Phalanx, anti-aircraft missiles, and anti-ship missiles, and then add thick armor, which will definitely be more powerful than ordinary shield ships. The U. S. Military has done it, but the price of the re-production cycle is unaffordable.

It's okay, there are some unreasonable parts, but it's quite fun to watch without thinking.

The war part is well written +100 Excellent Fire Doctrine +1000 I want to stack my soft attacks to the point where I can evaporate the opponent's HP on the spot🫵😈