Lin Mo, once the Transcendent Fleet Commander who stood at the pinnacle of the universe, became a target for all after seizing a supreme treasure ahead of everyone else on the ultimate battlefield. When his strength ran out, he was ambushed by a coalition of powerful foes, and his starship was destroyed as he perished.
As he hovered on the brink of death, the treasure’s radiance swallowed everything.
When he opened his eyes again, he had returned to the very beginning: the day he graduated from the Starship Academy.
His memories of his previous life and the treasure’s imprint remained. Every opportunity, dungeon, and enemy in the universe now lay clear before him, like a star chart.
In this life, he would hide behind the perfect disguise, making his moves unseen and rewriting everything.
I've read over 50 chapters, and it's pretty good. However, there are a few issues. First, the intelligence of the dimensional warships feels lacking. If the goal is to explain to the reader why the protagonist does something, the protagonist could do it himself, not have the warship's intelligence asking the protagonist why he did it.
I initially read the reviews and was thinking of adding this book to my "Don't Read" list, but after glancing at it a bit, I found the protagonist is actually quite intelligent. He knows how to play it safe when he lacks strength, but when he has it, he goes straight for the kill. That's good. So far, it seems that aside from some issues with the ship proportions and other reference points, there aren't any major problems.
Interstellar Dimension Starship
So beautiful, so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful, hahaha ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*) So saintly, like the Virgin Mary!!! 🙂🙂
As expected, it was TJ who wrote all the content at once.
The world-building is grand and expansive, and it's incredibly enjoyable. Aside from being a bit overpowered, it has no major flaws. However, the power levels are slightly inconsistent.