Return to the Ocean

I don't know how to post a comment in the background, so I changed my account to post a comment. After reading the previous content, many people think that I am overly YY and that missiles cannot defeat cannons. So I added electromagnetic interference settings to the background worldview to prevent human missiles from functioning, so that I could write the expected plot of the showdown between ships and cannons. Because I often play ship R, the alien surface fleet is always subconsciously written as a deep-sea fleet. In fact, I have no intention of letting the "ship girl" appear at all, so I might as well vote in the two-dimensional area. The heroine set in the outline is just an "artificial intelligence", the same setting as Blue Arpeggio. Before uploading the work, I felt that no matter how I set the background worldview, I would fix the plot holes. There will definitely be people who find bugs and complain about them. After thinking about it, I simply ignored it. There are many authors who are better at YY than me, so why should I bother with this. I believe that after reading this, you probably know what kind of book I wrote. You can click to read or click the cross to close the webpage. I just want to write about the big ships and cannons that I like.

This should be a training ground for aliens.

I feel that this book is quite to my liking, the romance of cannons and giant ships (I am a BB Party~Billions of Turrets and Billions of Glory, real men want to get on the ship), but the results are a bit poor. It has 11,000 words before I recommend this. The author needs to find a way to recommend the book. Find some famous book lists and recommend it yourself.

The writing is really good. The author should not go to the palace.

Even if the battleship returns, shouldn't it be a nuclear-powered laser cannon and an electromagnetic railgun? Isn't it too unreliable to rely on gunpowder weapons to fight aliens?

Caliber is justice, range is truth. I like this type, but there is a little worldview. Every classic novel has a complete social form and a huge worldview. The specific typing is very troublesome. Look at how those famous works are done!

I think this book is well written.

The setting is quite similar to the movie Battleship.

I'm curious. Ji Hai's Dirk Rabbit is said to be a general-purpose destroyer, but so far I haven't seen a ship that is specialized in a certain aspect. Rockets replace torpedoes, and a helicopter is specialized for reconnaissance (it appeared not long after World War II, and even in the later stages). Simple combat is still almost boring.

Big brother. Come on. Come on, come on, come on

This setting reminds me of an American YY movie 🙂 "Battleship" where aliens descended on the earth. The modern battleships in the exercise were wiped out, and then they boarded the battleships 🙂 and rushed all the way. So, the author, someone has made this into a movie, what are you afraid of? 😁

Brother, can't you hold on anymore?

Finally updated😰😰

Big brother... You actually entered the palace. . What a pity

The origin of Ji Hai was not explained clearly. As I was reading, I suddenly wrote that Ji Hai was a time traveler. It felt a bit stiff, and there was no introduction to how he traveled through time.

The author wonders whether the cannonballs of battleships can eject a stream of metal through the warhead to break the core of the deep sea like the German Iron Fist in World War II.