Interstellar: My Battleship Can Devour

[Sci-fi + single warship + no overwhelming power fantasy + growth + massive cannon battles + interstellar civilization + warship upgrades + high energy + interstellar warfare]

Framed and exiled, Lin Qi is reduced to scavenging space junk, with only a battered industrial ship on the verge of falling apart and three days' worth of oxygen.

In this desperate situation, he stumbles upon the ultimate legacy of an ancient civilization: the [Flame of Civilization]. His broken ship comes alive!

Other people's ships are repaired. His ship “eats.” It eats wreckage to evolve, and relics to unlock god-tier technology.

From the spatial singularity of the Zeta civilization to the mechanical flame of the Apocalypse civilization, every forbidden piece of knowledge he deciphers makes his battleship evolve further.

With the “Flame of Civilization” System, he turns a heap of scrap into a super battleship. He thinks he can roam the sea of stars at will.

Then he discovers that the universe has long since rotted. The corrupt Interstellar Alliance sees him as a treasure trove on the move. Alien races whose intentions are impossible to read call him the “embodiment of calamity,” while the heirs to other ancient legacies cast cold glances his way from the depths of space.

As the System upgrades, Lin Qi discovers that what he has consumed is not just technology, but also fragments of apocalyptic memories. It seems every ancient civilization died at the hands of the same “being.”

Why are the Alliance, the aliens, and the heirs after me?

What do you want? And what can I do?

Am I rekindling the flame of civilization, or personally lighting the final embers that will bring the entire universe to an end?