Global Sailing: Is Starting with a Battleship Really Reasonable?

Still standing in the middle and being beaten from both sides, the author is so good that he will receive rave reviews from you.

The writing is really good, keep it up! But I'm very curious whether there will be ship spirits or ship girls in the follow-up [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

I'll give it full marks. It's a well-written survival story with a novel naval battle theme. I'm really interested in it. Most of the survival stories are not the end of the world, but lords, legions, treasure chests, cabin upgrades, etc. This article is similar to those train survival stories. Well, after reading many train survival stories, this unique sea battle survival story is indeed relatively new ^_^, and I believe book friends who like to read naval battles should like it more.

It's not bad. It's quite original in terms of the theme of national survival. The characters and plot are quite normal and I'm not used to it [laughs] Come on, author.

Come on, just leave a comment. I read it for an hour when I had nothing to do. Although I didn't read many chapters, it's still good according to the current pace. After reading Chapter 15, the expressive power of the battleship is still very sufficient. To be honest, using mental power to create ammunition for free is too super model [laughter] So far, the protagonist's battleship has been damaged, not to mention the shield, and the ammunition has not been used much in the fight with the boss giant octopus. The cannon giant ship is so powerful~ However, there is still a slight shortcoming. I feel that some more professional areas can actually be explained in a more popular way. I am a newbie in the battleship circle, and I am still learning. I can still understand some of the more professional things in it. The main reason is that I am afraid that some readers who don't know much about battleships will get confused, and there are not many people in the comment area to explain. In fact, the author can add some annotations of possessive nouns, whether in the main text or in paragraph comments, which can always improve the reading experience. Also, there are currently a lot of "half-full" people in the comment area and even suspected trolls who write negative reviews. I suggest you read the book before deciding whether to read it or not. There are even people in the comment area who describe sailboats as rafts... I admit that in the early PVE plot, other people's ships are still low-level, but in the later PVP, they will not be battleships hitting rafts... The author actually writes in great detail. For example, when the protagonist explores the battleship at the beginning, it is described that the battleship has a wooden deck. There are those brainless people in the comment area who think that the entire deck is purely wooden. In fact, many battleships before and after World War I would lay a layer of wooden boards on the metal deck (especially Daiying), which would be more beautiful, and could also be used for heat insulation, rust prevention, slipping, and many other functions. Furthermore, many of the characters written by the author are actually quite individual, such as Brother Tianming (the Great Emperor) and the female swordsman in the apprenticeship post. They all have distinct personalities. To be honest, there are not many books in the battleship circle in Western countries (the one I read before was discontinued). This one can actually be read often, and at least so far there are no major problems. I still want to say that those who write bad reviews in the comment area and those who don't understand and pretend to understand are just the same. Even if you check the AI, to put it bluntly, Doubao is smarter than you [laughter] You have to read it yourself to know how the specific book is, whether it suits your taste, and whether it is a good book. Don't miss out on some good books because of some negative reviews that may be taken out of context or even malicious (not only this book, there are many books that are over 8 points but are very good) That's it for the first stage. I'll come back and comment after I read more.

It seems to be well written so far, but some places are a bit inexplicable. I hope to continue writing. As long as there is no ship girl, the ship spirit is fine. [Think]

After briefly looking at it, it was better than expected. I almost thought it was another assembly-line work with a reskinned studio. It can be seen that the author has some ideas. And the avant-garde number on the cover is so cool.

The plot of Butterfly is not a traditional fighting and killing game, but is similar to the sailing adventure life of a group of aspiring young people.

It's pretty good. There's nothing poisonous about it. The survival area where the protagonist is located is a rare harmonious one. It's also quite interesting to drive a steel battleship and fight a skeleton magic battleship.

When will I find a good book for the password and be in a complete state?