
My Artillery Has a 3,000-Meter Caliber
我的炮台口径三千米
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The enhanced caliber is insane, but the rate of fire, barrel and ammo preparation are just rubbish! You must know that the caliber of battleships in World War II is basically 406 mm, and the largest Yamato is only 460 mm. The range is generally about 35km to 45km, and the protagonist is 110cm and 1100mm! You only need to change the bullets to high-explosive bombs. Generally, 406 high-explosive is about 300 kilograms per ton, while 155 is about 50 kilograms. The caliber is at least 20 tons for the protagonist, and the charge is about 7 tons. Directly blindly firing 1,000 rounds a minute towards the opposite city is equivalent to giving half a little boy to the mechanical tribe! It's good if you don't think about it, but you can't watch it after thinking about it for a while!
The skill description is to break through physical limitations and transform all the weapons in your mind. Does this mean that you can transform science fiction weapons such as water droplets and two-way foils? Wouldn't this make you invincible? You don't necessarily have to pursue caliber.
I recently found a few interesting pictures
I just asked why there was no update last night? It turned out that I was invited to live broadcast I am really convinced, I will refuse this kind of event next time🙅🙅🙅
Are the races here a bit too low? The human race template used almost exclusively has no racial distinction at all. The so-called struggle for hegemony among all races is not even as good as the World War II on Earth. For example, the mechanical race can become a mechanical life similar to Transformers, or a mechanic who can use mental power to shape metal floating cannons to fly everywhere. Others include various elemental life races. There are shadow tribes that control shadows and can shadow jump, assassin tribes that can become invisible, races that have various abilities such as pupil magic, illusions, spells, and curses, and even werewolves, vampires, etc. You can get a bunch of similar settings just by looking online. But the mechanical race here is weak, not to mention that the technological level is not as high as our modern ones, not to mention the intelligent robot spacecraft floating cannon, not even a fighter drone, and the battle is only guns and cannons. Just like this, the protagonist can just grab a store and grab a turret that is as smart as an AI's built-in radar fire control system, is large and heavy, and can still be moved? The protagonist uses a walkie-talkie for quantum communication, but the machine tribe doesn't even know that the city below is being massacred. Although I know that the author wants to highlight how powerful the protagonist is, are the other races too nerfed? It gives people the feeling of punching a kindergarten and kicking a nursing home.
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From my personal point of view, the author's style is quite cool. It's so refreshing to watch, and the updates are outrageous. It's like eating Xuanmai. Once you read it, you can't stop. The disadvantage is that it can only be seen in the early stage. In the later stage, it often collapses, and in the end it is easy to become an eunuch. Maybe the author knows how to exploit strengths and avoid weaknesses, and open a new book, so I can't remember the plot of this kind of refreshing article anyway, so it's good to read it as a short story. As long as he's 996, you'll be happy all the time. If he starts to lose steam, you'll just wait for him to open a new book.
I hate this kind of ending that is supposed to end without writing and interrupting updates. I am not going to read the new book.
Just add some personal "philosophy of life" stuff from time to time. Don't say it's embarrassing or not, at least it's not poisonous. When an author can only describe perversion in detail and treat it as a standard, then the book has reached garbage time. By the way, if blasphemy against God can be rewarded with equal or greater piety, then why do we need believers? This is a serious logical flaw.
The author probably relied on voice input to write the book. People who read it with random punctuation marks and underworld clauses felt inexplicably uncomfortable.