
Global Sailing: Is Starting with a Battleship Really Reasonable?
全民航海:战列舰开局是否合理
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 341k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Are There Any Books About Collectivism? So Many Seem to Focus on the Lone Hero
I have a hard time getting into stories about individual heroism. Some of them don't really align with my values, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows any good stories focused on collectivism and putting the greater good first.
Delta Force Action Stories Focused on the Plot, No Gaming Livestreams
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Looking for Road, Ocean, and Train Survival Books, Female-Oriented, Rated 9 or Above
Looking for something like Global Raft Survival: I Robbed People with a Ghost Ship from the start. Low-rated books tend to have too many dealbreakers, so I don't want those.
Survival Games or Games Invading Reality: Rafts, Highways, Bookstores, Professions, and More
I want books similar to "Game Invasion: Stealing the Male and Female Leads' Opportunities Is Addictive". I'm looking for books with this kind of vibe 🤔. I've run out of books in this series to read. Please don't label a character as an evil woman only to make her a saint in disguise. I'm fine with a kind protagonist, but don't advertise one thing and deliver another 😭.
Looking for Novels with Overwhelming Firepower, Heavy Weapons, and No Saintly Protagonists
Any genre is fine, including urban stories and spiritual qi revival.
Looking for Some Really Hardcore Naval Warfare
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Girl-Turned-Warship Stories
Fellow readers, can you recommend any books where someone transforms into a ship girl and then transmigrates to a world without ship girls? Preferably one set during World War II or World War I.
Seasoned Readers Only: No Recommending Books You’ve Only Read for a Few Hours
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Still standing in the middle taking hits from both sides, well done author, you'll definitely receive rave reviews.
That's really well written, keep it up! But I'm really curious if there will be ship spirits or ship girls in the future 🤔🤔🤔
I'd give it a perfect score. It's a pretty good survival story, with a novel naval warfare theme that I found quite interesting. Most survival stories are either set in the apocalypse, involve lords, legions, opening treasure chests, upgrading cabins, etc. This story is similar to those train survival stories. After reading many train survival stories, this unique naval warfare survival story is quite refreshing. I believe readers who enjoy naval warfare stories will like it even more.
Not bad, it's quite original in the survival genre. The characters and plot are pretty normal, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable. 😄 Keep it up, author!
Okay, okay, just a quick comment. I've been reading for about an hour out of boredom, and while I haven't read many chapters, the pace is pretty good so far. I've reached chapter fifteen, and the warships are quite impressive. Honestly, the free ammunition production with mental power is just too overpowered 😏
I took a quick look, and it's better than I expected. I almost thought it was just another mass-produced work from a studio with a different skin. You can tell the author has ideas. And the avant-garde cover looks great!
It seems well-written so far, but some parts jump around a bit inexplicably. I hope you continue writing. I just hope there aren't any ship girls; ship spirits are fine with me. 🤔
The story of "The Butterfly is Cute" isn't the traditional fighting and killing; it's more like a group of ambitious young people's nautical adventure.
Yes, the jokes are interesting and in accordance with the Zhou Dynasty's rites. 👍
It's pretty good, with no major flaws. The survival area where the protagonist is located is unusually harmonious, and it's quite fun to drive a steel warship against skeleton magic warships.