I Transmigrated into Star Sector, So Why Is This Lagrange?

The "Lin Group" that appears in Chapters 22 to 25 seems to be a bit like the Dragon King's son-in-law routine. If the protagonist later appears as a licking hook and gives away hyperspace technology, then he will be given seven stars and evaluated as an "Ultra son-in-law" or the like. In terms of relationships, he seems very stupid. He acts as if he will die "without a woman". He is not in the right family and finds a young lady from a family business. From the moment they get to know each other, the whole process is described as "very deliberate", and the protagonist looks like a slut. If the brothers can accept that the relationship between the protagonist and the Lin Group is similar to "Japan and the United States", then look at the dog that Chun Chun Lin leads every day.

I looked at the comment area and found that the negative reviews were based on the following points. The book was not interesting enough, the progress was not fast enough, the system was running away, and the interpersonal relationships were not good. These points are based on my book shortage for many years. I felt that I could read this book, and the bad points of their negative reviews made me continue to read. Now I have read most of the other books in Tomato. It took me a long time to find this book that I can read. But after all, everyone's aesthetics are different, so they gave negative reviews. But I sincerely hope that the author can continue writing. Now I can only say that the number of words in this book is too few and not enough to read. I hope that the current trend of thought in the future will lean towards the communist trend. The current plot is really unbearable. I skip the battle plot directly. They are all battle plots. Seriously, can't I finish my technology in another galaxy and come back? It's too slow. When will we be able to fight the aliens? When will the entire Lagrangian human race be reunited? Everything I see is internal fighting. If this world had psychic powers and subspace, I feel like it would be like Warhammer. It's always been fun, but the fun plot has always been the same, so I feel like I'm not in the mood to watch it.

It's very good to read. I don't see any bad points so far. As long as the author doesn't make mistakes in the future and maintains the quality, I think it's T1. But it's a pity that it's a new book and the content is too short to be coherent enough to be read at once. To be honest, after 11 frigates were crushed by technology and one CV exploded in 10 seconds, I couldn't stand it anymore. It felt a bit tasteless and it was a pity to abandon it.

It's good to watch, the protagonist's IQ is online, the plot logic is online, and the environment layout also has the feeling of interstellar science fiction. Those who have never played these two games can also watch it. It's good, good, and the author should continue to maintain his achievements. Why is there one chapter a day? It's not enough [crying]

Asking for comments and ratings is very important for new books. I bow and thank you. It's too difficult to calculate the Tomato score. It's deliberately kept low. Please feel free to comment.

In the stars, a frigate requires more than 100 alloys to build, and a planet that starts with a prosperous unification can produce 10 alloys per month, which means that it takes a planet several months of full production capacity to build a frigate. It is conceivable how huge the frigates in the stars are, so the protagonist's current frigates and destroyers are castrated versions that combine the size of a Lagrangian ship, and are not completely integrated. The pirate's cruiser is built with two asteroids, and the player's cruiser is developed based on the colony ship. You can see from the picture how huge the cruiser is, so will the protagonist build a star ship without castrated size in the future? I hope that the protagonist will follow the path of an out-of-control servitor, and that the protagonist will stay at home and enjoy the general direction, while all other tasks will be done by the robot.

Very good-looking, a rare star-studded article by Tomato. It's basically a semi-invincible story about the overwhelming combat power of the stars. It's just that the author suppressed development too much, and the protagonist is still on a space station and hasn't grabbed the planet. I feel like I'm about to run away to develop the planet. As for the question of the romantic heroine in the comments, it feels like it's more like ordinary friends than boyfriend and girlfriend, depending on the author's arrangements. There is also the issue of leading the Feilin Group. Isn't it a good idea to have ready-made people to develop the protagonist? The overall feeling is good, the author will keep writing.

The logic is self-consistent, the characters have distinct characteristics, and the forces are clear. It is a new book with great potential! The last science fiction book I read on Tomato that was so good was "I Am a Space Garbage Guy" written by Harvester Ant. The author keeps it up! Your book will definitely become a hit!

It looks good, but I feel like there are a little few weapon slots.

Author, please come back and update soon. I arrived in March and you haven't updated until May. What happened to the author? Resurrection. Author [crying]