Conquer the Black Star: From the Start, I Have an Aircraft Carrier
称霸黑星：开局一艘航母
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 516k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This is the kind of military fiction I've been looking for. Seeing all those "Bright Sword" series in the category is just... Unpleasant. Although I can only give it a recommendation vote, my sincerity is genuine.
Is this really the original author? Completely disregarding technical issues, the writing is weak and uninspired. And I've even seen people praising it? Technical aspects can be ignored, but there should be some detail. I've looked at 21 pages; did the author even research the configuration of an aircraft carrier battle group? The sneak attack scene left me dumbfounded.
A great master has fallen.
As online literature has developed to this point, one after another great author has fallen.
Alas, another military worker has died. May Anxi pomelos contribute to the motherland in another world.
The author has subscribed to all books. I also think there's a pirated copy of "Dominating South Asia" and "Babylon," and another book about Soviet royalties.
A few thoughts
It's a pity. The "San Dezi Empire" of that time was a masterpiece among military fiction. I personally think it could be considered the pinnacle of East China literature. Both its grand structure and the details of the plot were superb. If it had been completed, it could definitely have become the leading work of military fiction...
It feels like they're just relying on past glories. The entire war storyline is noticeably rushed and nonsensical. Has the meticulous narrative style of their previous dominance in South Asia and the Babylonian Empire been completely lost? Was it written by a studio? The quality has seriously declined.
Back in the day, I subscribed to the novel *The Third Reich* and other novels on three different accounts, but I've rarely subscribed since then. After all, it's not my type. Xiongda, you can't let one report stop you from moving forward. Keep it up!
Is this book really written by a leading figure in East China? Some parts are too simplistic; even fictional military settings shouldn't be divorced from common sense.
Good book. This is the kind of war that military fiction should be about. Reading "Bright Sword" now makes me want to vomit.