Lin Mo, the "super-dimensional captain" who once reached the top of the universe, became the target of public criticism because he was the first to win the treasure on the ultimate battlefield. When he was exhausted, he was ambushed by powerful forces, and the ship was destroyed and everyone died.
When he was about to die, the brilliance of the treasure swallowed up everything.
When he opened his eyes again, he went back to the beginning - the day he graduated from Starfleet Academy.
The memory of the past life and the mark of the treasure coexist, and the fate of all opportunities, duplicates and enemies in the universe are clearly unfolded like a star map.
In this life, he will hide under the most perfect disguise, make moves and rewrite everything in a place where no one knows.
Reader comments
I've read over 50 chapters and it's pretty good. However, there are a few problems. The first point is that the intelligence of the dimensional battleship does not feel good to me. If it is to let readers understand why the protagonist does what he does, the protagonist can talk to himself. Instead of battleship intelligence, ask the protagonist why and how to do it? The interaction between intelligence and the protagonist should be that the protagonist makes a decision or an idea and then gives more optimized suggestions. After all, what kind of advanced dimensional battleship is that intelligent, right? The second point is about individual combat power and lifespan. This has never been mentioned. What is the survivability and combat ability of the protagonists, including the main universe, after losing the battleship? Of course, I know that such an advanced technological civilization must not be weak, but I have to make it clear. For me, I prefer that the power belongs to oneself. Battleships are important and weapons are important, but they cannot be everything. It seems like there are no big problems so far, it's pretty good.
I originally read the reviews and thought of just putting this book into the group that I didn't want to read, but after taking a few glances, I found that the protagonist has some brains, but if he doesn't have the strength, he just settles down, and if he has the strength, he will hit the door directly. It's pretty good. So far, it seems there are no major problems except for the proportional data of the ship and the description of other reference objects.
Interstellar dimension starship
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, hahaha ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*)
So holy, Holy Mary! ! ! [Smile][smile]
Not surprisingly, it was tj who wrote all the content at once
The world view is grand. And it's also very cool. There are no shortcomings except that it's a bit over the top. And the combat power has collapsed a little bit.
I've read over 50 chapters and it's pretty good. However, there are a few problems. The first point is that the intelligence of the dimensional battleship does not feel good to me. If it is to let readers understand why the protagonist does what he does, the protagonist can talk to himself. Instead of battleship intelligence, ask the protagonist why and how to do it? The interaction between intelligence and the protagonist should be that the protagonist makes a decision or an idea and then gives more optimized suggestions. After all, what kind of advanced dimensional battleship is that intelligent, right? The second point is about individual combat power and lifespan. This has never been mentioned. What is the survivability and combat ability of the protagonists, including the main universe, after losing the battleship? Of course, I know that such an advanced technological civilization must not be weak, but I have to make it clear. For me, I prefer that the power belongs to oneself. Battleships are important and weapons are important, but they cannot be everything. It seems like there are no big problems so far, it's pretty good.
I originally read the reviews and thought of just putting this book into the group that I didn't want to read, but after taking a few glances, I found that the protagonist has some brains, but if he doesn't have the strength, he just settles down, and if he has the strength, he will hit the door directly. It's pretty good. So far, it seems there are no major problems except for the proportional data of the ship and the description of other reference objects.
Interstellar dimension starship
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, hahaha ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*) So holy, Holy Mary! ! ! [Smile][smile]
Not surprisingly, it was tj who wrote all the content at once
The world view is grand. And it's also very cool. There are no shortcomings except that it's a bit over the top. And the combat power has collapsed a little bit.