Is the Ship Spirit a Gift from God? in Fact, It's All My Family's Shipwreck.

A good book worth reading. The protagonist's steps are very steady, the plot is well grasped, and the logic is relatively clear.

Is the ship spirit a gift from God? In fact, it's all my family's shipwreck. Steam steel shark The plot is very good, and the writing style used in the narration is more suitable for this kind of light regret and emotion. But on the other hand, the application of this tool seems to have corrected it a bit, but it still produces various loops and many redundant descriptions, which adds a sense of depression and makes the book breathless to read. The story, which is not particularly refreshing to begin with, becomes too tired after adding more dullness. For me, three and a half to four stars. The story is a good one, but a shame.

It's too ideal, and the protagonist and the person who studies the cannon were not assassinated at all?

The subject matter is very good and the storyline is very good, but the psychological description is too repetitive, which affects the viewing experience. I'll change the score later when I optimize it.

The author made a mistake that many people make, thinking that the unified main gun is the body of the dreadnought. In fact, the core of the dreadnought is fire control, which is the art of salvo shooting. For example, Linghu Chong is very powerful with a sword (full heavy artillery) and Dugu Nine Swords (volley artillery and corresponding fire control). So the sword is very powerful, so the kid on the roadside is also equipped with a set of swords (all heavy cannons). Can this kid become a first-class master?

There is currently no poisonous point. I have read Chapter 33.

Good thing, the author is not a pseudo-military fan

It looks pretty good [laughs crookedly]

It's very interesting. I suggest the author continue writing after World War 2.

You can do some hard work. For example, during World War II, American cruisers could fire once every six seconds.

Che Zhuluan talks too much and goes over and over again. Is it because he is worried about the reader's memory? There are a lot of novels in this style recently. Could they be written by AI?