The Strongest Commander in the Stars

The interstellar battle is actually a line-of-sight battle. What does radar do? Naval battles in modern warfare are higher than this, right? Space battles are about intelligence. This radar... Is hard to describe in one sentence.

I would like to say that this is the most outrageous pure science fiction novel I have read. The technology in Lao Niu's books has also been developed step by step. Good guy, this book has spanned galaxy groups for over a hundred years. Hiss, I said to the author, can't you slow down a little and settle it down? Just read it from beginning to end and just make these few transitions. The pace is too fast.

This is an interstellar novel suitable for novice readers of interstellar novels. Forget it if you are an old bookworm, I will probably complain about it. The writing style is relatively white, and it also has a Mary Sue plot! 🙂Adjutant Liang is a failure🙂

Delete comments on this book? The emotional plot is very poisonous, and the battleships only have a lot of numbers, jumps, and shields, but no big killers. I've read the chapter on steam civilization off and on. What do you think? It's not to my liking.

After reading Chapter 4, it was too poisonous. 100 Mixed fleets, not 100 mecha transport ships. The author actually wrote that the fleet was completely destroyed by mechas. Well, even if the mechas are better than the protagonist mechas, if you run too far in front, the mechas can completely destroy your fleet. The protagonist mechas can only run in front to watch the show. If the protagonist loses miserably or the protagonist deliberately forgets to use mechas to save face for the old general, it is okay.

We are now recruiting one operation officer, one disciplinary officer and one role assistant. Dear readers, please leave a message to the author if you have any ideas. 😁😁😁

I don't know why, but after reading this novel, what I was thinking about was not the content of the novel, but what I was thinking about was that it was not good at this point and not good at that point. It was very depressing. Mainly because it feels too unreasonable, too contrary to nature, and inconsistent with logic. Can any boss explain it to me?

Whether it's technology or cultivating immortality, you have to take one step at a time. If you want to fly before you even learn how to walk, why don't you go to the sky

It took me a few days to read the whole book, so I can briefly describe my feelings. At first, I went to watch it for the taste of space opera and imaginary stars fandom. After watching it, I can't say that it is not completely different, but it is probably 20-30%, which is the level of Tu Yile. The following involves spoilers First of all, the two biggest problems are the common writing style and story description ability in the science fiction genre. Overall, this book follows the common path of discovering contradictions → resolving contradictions → discovering the next contradiction, but the text is filled with a lot of deus ex machina to promote the development of civilization, but this is not the key issue. After all, the "~" key of the fourth natural disaster is activated, so it is not a problem. This also involves a problem that the system becomes invisible almost in the middle of the book. It can be understood that the author does not know how to explain the origin of the system and forcibly banned the "~", but this is very abrupt. There are also the inexplicable disappearance of many story characters, such as the young wife Emma and the protagonist's sister who was mentioned briefly. She was not even mentioned by name when she was born. Of course, it can also be understood that the author wants the group portrait description to downplay the influence of the protagonist, which conflicts with the later stage. And what can be said directly is that this article lacks the characteristics of a science fiction space opera. The essence is to upgrade, kill monsters and change maps. Features include the rapid development of civilization within a hundred years, from star system civilization to cosmic scale civilization, as well as civilian life and conflicts. None of these are described, but the Renlian set up by the author is very similar to Qunxing, with the same militaristic xenophobia and indirect democracy. In general, as soft and soft science fiction, it is definitely not excellent, but it is of a watchable level, Tu Yile ~

See Chapter 5, why Oakes doesn't bypass the asteroid belt. To be honest, watching the previous drills, I felt like I was fighting a naval battle.

Dear author, your weapon is too monotonous. Every level of civilization should have a big killer weapon.

There are too few weapons, what about quantum torpedoes? What about the photon spear? What about neutron blast bombs? Hurry up and download the stars and mod weapon packs to learn.

Personally, I feel that the author's imagination and writing style are not up to par with this subject matter. I feel that the air battles in it are like land battles in space. There is no feeling of space battles, and the writing style is just plain writing.

How can I put it, after reading Chapter 16, I have the feeling that it doesn't have the feeling of an interstellar war like "The Fake Hero" back then. The author still needs to strengthen his writing skills.

If the timeline is too short, it will look like a running account.

Why is the whole universe speaking Chinese! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bang ----"One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes"

After reading more than 20 chapters, I found that there are really big loopholes. The protagonist captured the prince of the enemy country and went to negotiate with the enemy country. You actually negotiated with the military commander of the enemy country? In order to avoid being killed, this commander actually negotiated with the enemy without telling the emperor? An emperor who can kill the entire army for his prince doesn't have any control over the army? You went to negotiate in secret, and the emperor acted like nothing was wrong. Without authorization or instructions, you went directly to the negotiation and reported it after the prince was rescued? And what about the protagonist? How dare you negotiate with a military commander about a country's life-and-death negotiation? Are you afraid that if the negotiation is successful today, tomorrow the emperor of another country will kill the commander and start a war with you? Our country's special zones dare not release military and diplomatic powers. An empire and a country where one person is in charge dares to release power and let its military commanders negotiate with enemy countries on their own initiative? Also, regarding the negotiation, the protagonist's senior management held a meeting to discuss it. Surprisingly, the protagonist was allowed to change the conditions at his request, and signed directly without asking for instructions. The negotiator also praised the protagonist as a monster. Please, haven't the higher-ups in the negotiation thought about their own response plan when withdrawing troops fails? There is still this critical moment. The negotiator looks at the situation as a high-ranking official and knows about the new technologies invented by the protagonist. Will the senior management really not consider the benefits that these will bring to themselves? Could it be that only the chief boy and the commander named Liang knew? Even if they are the only ones who know, why not tell the negotiator at this time? You have to wait until the protagonist stops the negotiation and tell the negotiator, and then call the protagonist a monster as if you are mentally retarded? If so, don't you think these senior executives are idiots? There is another country that has fought with another country for decades, from hundreds of thousands of warships to tens of thousands, but the two countries have no contact? Where did the information about the enemy country come from? Don't both countries use spies or listening devices?

After reading Chapter 30, I still feel something is wrong. I have fought several battles and barely had any conversations with other captains. Are the other ships all robots? Moreover, only about 6,000 personnel were lost in the two major battles, most of which were caused by the bombing of two ships. The protagonist might as well just have a single ship with all mechas, and all of them would be ace pilots with nuclear bombs to seduce them, and the results would come. The description of emotions on the battlefield is also relatively poor. Two ships were blown up and the protagonist had no emotion at all. When doing statistics, he said that he was still too good. What about his emotions towards the deceased? This moment made me feel that the protagonist is just like playing a game. What he loses are all the units in the game, and he is building up. In reality, if you are a platoon leader, you also need to understand your squad leader and deputy squad leader. I saw that you are getting to know the protagonist's adjutant.

The subject matter is very good, but there is a fatal flaw. After reading five chapters, the level of Admiral Liang and the protagonist is considered to be the top group among human beings, but the setting is at the master level, but the specific Star Wars process written I think the level is low, and it did not make me feel that there are powerful tactics or very complex psychological games. The biggest flaw is that the protagonist knows that there is a mecha on the opposite side and his own mecha has been sent out, but he still goes after the other side. Can't you, an A-level commander, see such a simple trap? At this level, it's no wonder humans were beaten back to the solar system.

The first few chapters are extremely toxic. I suggest you revise them to make them more normal.

Be smart, everyone, this is not a science fiction battleship novel, this is a human weakling novel.

It's rare to find a good science fiction book. I have read many interstellar novels before, but none of them are as good as this one. Keep up the good work, author! ! ! 🐶This is not a bit refined

Human beings can now observe 92 billion light-years. The author is still playing with billions of light-years. The situation of the following creatures is even more unreasonable than fantasy.

Congratulations on finishing the book! Although there are many bugs, many shortcomings, and many typos, I like the ending of O. Henry.

I'm very confused about how the asteroid belt is defended. Can't the universe move up, down, left, and right? It is a four-dimensional space. Does it mean that the asteroid belt encompasses the entire solar system?

It is one of the few interstellar novels that is complete. Even if there are some flaws, you can tolerate it and just make do with it.

Come on, author

Update quickly, the update is too slow, the day lilies are waiting to cool down, the best is to update four times, or six updates, the best is six updates

This science fiction book is pretty good, it would be nice if it could be updated soon.

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