I Have an Interstellar Fleet

If you can't write an invincible protagonist story, why make the main character so overpowered? The main character is an idiot, and the supporting characters are just as pathetic.

I'm making this post a formality: this book will absolutely not be completed. I hope everyone can give me likes, comments, and upvotes. If it's ever finished, I'll livestream masturbating.

An alien, especially one who was once the emperor of a galactic civilization, possessed vast knowledge. Even if he were stranded on Earth, he could live comfortably thanks to his extensive technological knowledge. Furthermore, his intelligence and emotional intelligence were top-notch.

After reading the book review, I think it's too early to draw conclusions. Although I haven't figured out what the book is about yet, it's probably about an alien emperor who is stranded on Earth and struggles to reconnect with his fleet, constantly failing and trying, and forming bonds with Earthlings along the way.

Yesterday I had 81,000 followers; now I have 80,000! Hopefully, I'll keep it up and drop to 70,000 tomorrow. Serves you right for using science fiction to write simplistic urban fiction. Hopefully, everyone will unfollow me.

The author repeatedly emphasizes through the protagonist that "there is only one signal generator" and "there is only one chance"; and the process of the protagonist being "mistakenly" teleported is also shrouded in mystery. If there's a problem with the ship, it can be reported directly. After all, such a military fleet must have a military data link.

Hey, everyone had high hopes for this book from the start, telling you to write about the return of the fleet, but you didn't listen, and now it's ruined. If you can't write science fiction, go for urban fiction. You turned a perfectly good science fiction story into an urban one. It's because there are too many authors like you who categorize things haphazardly that the novel world is in such a mess now.

We came to see you lead your fleet to sweep across the universe, and you tell me you're going to spend 300 years padding out 500,000 to 1 million words and then another dozen chapters to smash your former empire? Hahaha! 😰😰😰😰

Listen to me, everyone! I understand now! Go look at the author's profile; all the books he reviews are urban fiction! There aren't any novels other than urban fiction. This proves that the author actually wants to write urban fiction, but also wants to use this kind of sci-fi novel to grab attention. Whether you like it or not, he's having a good time!

I caught up to the latest chapter and saw that it's still three years before the transport ship arrives. So I don't know how much longer it will take for the fleet to arrive. This prequel can only be considered an urban novel; it has nothing to do with science fiction. To put it bluntly, it's just a case of false advertising.