Super Invincible Battleship

The author is clearly going to slaughter the protagonist; the enemies are so powerful they could be killed with a single slap. The gentle nature of the character is actually due to someone reading her memories and switching her out. Yang Qi should become an evil scientist, slowly studying one god-level expert after another locked in a mountain prison, and then flying into space.

I'm not sure if the support card I'm giving you will be of any use.

Actually, most of the readers are drawn by the science fiction aspect.

Actually, the command flagship of a US carrier battle group isn't on the aircraft carrier itself, but on a cruiser or destroyer! Also, intercontinental ballistic missiles aren't limited to satellite navigation; they also have mechanical guidance, stellar guidance, and several other types! Otherwise, how could our China, surrounded by enemies on all sides, have deterred Russia and the US without satellite navigation for its DF series missiles?

I'll die before I can finish Chapter 5...

That alien warship could penetrate the atmosphere and crash into rock layers hundreds of meters deep while remaining intact? That means the hull material wasn't that brittle! And it even got melted by lava.

I think the martial arts protagonist setting is really awful. The protagonist's halo is already weak, and they still get tortured in every way. Does the author have masochistic tendencies? It's incredibly painful to read.

To be honest, your subject matter is difficult to develop now. A slight misstep can lead to a fatal flaw, and it's prone to being taken down (404). You might want to look into modern urban novels; most are system-based, business-oriented, or rural-themed, unlike before when there were many different genres. There's not much room for development now. It's very difficult.

It's just a mess. It's neither science fiction nor superpowers, neither fantasy nor data stream. I don't understand how the author wrote the outline. Just abandon it already! Trying to dabble in everything but writing nothing well—what's the point? If it doesn't go on like a crazy filler, I'll chop off my head and use it as a chamber pot.

Why did the protagonist obtain the system? So much has to go through. He encountered all sorts of troublesome things and all sorts of people.