Star Citizen: I Own a Magical Hangar

You must not stop updating, you are the only one who writes about Star Citizen in the entire tomato 😄

I really enjoyed watching the two worlds I traveled through and the daily life of my family. Based on the science fiction basic setting of Star Citizen, the two-way development feels very good when reading. Until the ninja appears, he can still chop bullets with his sword. It brings the setting of the novel into an ancient sense of reading novels, which interrupts the previously smooth reading based on the science fiction setting. . . . It feels like it has been mixed into another novel related to ninja themes. . .

It's a pretty good Star Citizen novel. I hope it won't be missed in the future.

I think there should be a few more statements at the front of this book, that is, this Blue Star is not a real world, and please do not bring in real-life technology and human relations. Otherwise, it would actually be quite entertaining. If you add this sentence, it will make the impression less unpleasant.

I wrote this novel because of my love for the game Star Citizen. In the novel, most of the basic settings in the Star Citizen universe are adopted from the game. Therefore, future Star Citizens (players who have not learned about Star Citizen games) may find some settings in the Star Citizen universe very strange. Just like Star Citizen (old players) complained: What "Interstellar Citizen" is, obviously "World War II Citizen"! It's the 30th century, and most spacecraft, weapons, and tools still require pilots to operate. Compared with the Blue Star in the 21st century, the level of individual weapons has hardly improved. The same goes for the weapons of the space battleship. Space missiles and torpedoes are not as fast as the Blue Star "Dongfeng". The density of matter in space is so low and the resistance is so small. Many kinetic energy weapons can't fly faster than Blue Star's sniper rifle bullets. I don't know how to click on the technology tree of Star Citizen? I really don't know how human civilization uses such technology trees to defeat other alien civilizations with more advanced technology. Moreover, it is already the interstellar era, human civilization has established the United Earth Empire, and powerful foreign enemies are still eyeing it, but human beings are still in constant civil strife. In short, while trying to keep the taste of the Star Citizen worldview unchanged, the author will try his best to make the setting and plot reasonable. Readers are welcome to complain and comment!

Come on, please update more, you can't get enough of it.

This should be the best and only interstellar citizen double-travel novel. You must not stop updating it, author!

Come on, it's rare to see SC fan fiction, I look forward to seeing Perseus appear („• ֊ •„)੭

Come on, it's a pretty good setting. Mainly because it was the first time I saw a fan of Star Citizen on Tomato. Come on come on

Great book to open your mind