[Stellaris] [Simulation Story] [Shipgirl Civilization]
Lin Yuan woke up to find that he had transmigrated into the supreme ruler of Planet Ocean, as well as the sole governor of five thousand shipgirls.
However, the shipgirl civilization was already on the brink of extinction.
Its population was under five thousand, its technological development was severely lopsided, and it couldn’t even truly venture into space.
And in three months, an interstellar fleet far beyond their understanding would arrive on Planet Ocean!
Fortunately, Lin Yuan awakened the Stellaris Simulation System.
[In your first simulation, you gained the golden talent “Starship Arrival,” only for a single droplet probe to destroy your entire civilization!]
[In your second simulation, you led the shipgirls to seek refuge with an ancient civilization, only to discover that they wanted to turn the shipgirls into living biological servers!]
[In your tenth simulation, you seized an ancient warship during the War in Heaven and used Wisdom Cubes to create the first ancient shipgirl!]
[In your hundredth simulation, you mastered warp travel, planet-killer weapons, and dimensional technology. For the first time, the shipgirl fleet’s guns lit up the entire galaxy!]
Using each simulation to his advantage, Lin Yuan developed technology, expanded the population, built a fleet, and conquered the stars.
He led a weak civilization of just five thousand people, beginning on an ocean planet they couldn’t leave, and step by step became a galactic overlord feared even by the ancient empires!
But when the wormhole at the center of the galaxy opened completely, endless swarms of Zerg poured out of the darkness, devouring stars, destroying civilizations, and sweeping across the entire galaxy...
Only then did Lin Yuan realize that every disaster he had simulated before was merely the prelude to this world-ending Zerg invasion!
Chapter 44 gives me the feeling of watching "I am a talent in the First Saint Demon Sect" Will there be a civilization more powerful than those two ancient civilizations in the future?
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Very good-looking, okay
Overall, there is no problem, and the content has relevant logic.
As a science fiction novel, the stars described by the author are not large enough
That's interesting, give me some encouragement. If we maintain the current quality, we may be able to reach 8 points.
It's very beautiful and novel. I think it's rare for a star-studded article to be simulated.
It looks good, but why use the real Pacific——
It's very nice, the logic is rigorous, and there's no simulator that always displays red or gold entries. Although there are a lot of purple ones at the back, I don't think it affects the viewing.