Billion Starlight Billion Turrets

I can't stand it when I see the commander going to the battlefield in person. How about someone who graduated from command school? There is no command ability at all, and all the command depends on artificial intelligence. The commander will go undercover at every turn to fight on the front line and other the most dangerous places. Bullets don't have long eyes, stray bullets run all over the ground. Is this how the commander school teaches you to be the supreme commander? Send the most important person to the enemy's gunpoint and block your luck?

A common sense, War is not a game, No commander will deliberately take risks, All military adventures are forced out of desperation, ——Except Xiaobaiwen🐷foot—— Obviously you can win smoothly, You have to make all kinds of waves, You are definitely not an undercover of the enemy, I feel very much like the CEO of Lenovo, I will not give up until I play x.

Just kidding. The strongest commander who can fight hand-to-hand with the enemy.

The subject matter is good, but the character portrayal of the protagonist is very childish. It is difficult to imagine that a commander from a military academy is the same as a big-headed soldier.

I hope the author can strengthen the supporting characters. I feel like the other armies would not be able to fight without the protagonist. So how did they resist in the past hundreds of years? The federation of such a large planet doesn't even have thousands of heavy tanks and aircraft?

Just read the advice for newcomers, don't dwell on it and give the author a chance.

Author, you need to take a closer look at weapons and equipment. The whole book feels inconsistent. Humanity's main battleships have shields, but when it comes to the protagonist, they become armored and can resist. It doesn't matter that electromagnetic weapons cannot break armor. Armor also has fatigue. If you can't hit it, you will be invincible. What about the impact of electromagnetic rifles. It feels no different from a gunpowder gun, but not as useful as a laser gun. At least the laser can continue to damage and melt the enemy. I hope I can rationalize it better and at least have some restraint. It looks awkward.

Pigfoot was an ordinary person before time travel, and after time travel, he was also a nerdy commander who had never been on the scene. Isn't it normal that he needs some time to learn and experience things to grow?

The lack of fire is not without reason A commander is running around. . .

And the author, when you have time, you can read the Holy Light and his Wasteland, and you can refer to the characters of the protagonist and supporting characters. I think your supporting characters are very suitable, and the protagonist is not even close.

It is recommended that the author refer to EVE's starship settings. After all, EVE is quite balanced.

Are you trying to be funny by letting the son of a pirate leader enter your base and choose your own equipment?

I would like to recommend a book to everyone. The protagonist of "My Empire" never runs around. He develops industry in the early stage and executes the order of mutual destruction in the mid-term. If a magician or other country assassinates and kills the protagonist, then a nuclear bomb will wash away the land and we will die together. Later, industrial and magical technologies were developed. There was an invasion of demons in the mid-term, but I don't know what happened in the later stage because I didn't see it.

When I watched it, it was a mess. The perspective frequently switched. It felt too chaotic. Sometimes I couldn't tell which unit belonged to which side. Moreover, the presence of the protagonist and Goldfinger was too low, so I just relied on my subordinates to fight hard.

Don't worry, you will find that this novel is actually quite interesting.

I offer you 5,000 points. Come on, the author.

It feels like the protagonist is useless without his subordinates