To make up for the regrets of the anime, the emotional line - I haven't thought about it yet, but I won't start a harem.
A mysterious black hole appeared at the border of the Federation. Lin Chen's fleet, which was ordered to investigate, was attacked by an unknown enemy.
When Lin Chen thought that he could no longer contribute to the great cause of mankind in this life, when he opened his eyes again, he had entered a strange universe.
He found that this world was strangely familiar.
The human team calling itself the Hunters once appeared in his memory many years ago.
What should he do in the face of a dehumanizing and distorted system that claims to be a beacon of hope for mankind?
And what should he do when facing the humans on the ground led by Bai Yuekui?
How can he, alone, embrace the federal doctrine, eliminate the Mana heresy, and save mankind in the apocalypse?
With the exploration of this world, is there any hidden truth behind the doomsday?
The intervention of more and more forces has completely disrupted the chess game!
(The author of Poujie writes according to his dream. Now it seems that the world view is a little too dreamy...)
Reader comments
It's okay, I haven't played Stellaris, and I only learned about it during the Darwin Incident.
Therefore, there will be no evaluation in terms of combat power.
Give it a five-star support.
Where is the final regret? Didn't Ran Bing turn into broken ice? [What]
It's okay, I haven't played Stellaris, and I only learned about it during the Darwin Incident. Therefore, there will be no evaluation in terms of combat power. Give it a five-star support. Where is the final regret? Didn't Ran Bing turn into broken ice? [What]