Lost in Space, Living It Up

I suddenly felt like writing a long review. This novel is really to my taste. I mainly want to talk about science fiction. Besides treasure hunting, what else is worth writing about in the Starry Sea setting? First, there's technology. In a science fiction setting, you could write about gravity slingshots, Dyson spheres, solar magnifying glasses, planetary fortresses, 23 warrior modification…

The title is terrible, and the synopsis is awful. You have a very good understanding of yourself.

What do you think of this mech?

There are still a few chapters left, but I don't want to read any more. Many books are good in the early and middle stages, but few have a perfect ending. In most cases, authors see good results and then add excessive padding, ultimately resulting in a poor ending.

Life is full of disappointments, and it's regrettable that this book ends this way. Thankfully, this isn't the first book I've encountered that I personally liked but ended abruptly. The story of Gloria and Gray Raven has ended tragically, but I wish the author will eventually create a new work that supports their dreams and life.

Let me share my feelings. So far, I've seen them engaging in underground combat after just landing on the White Dew. Overall, it's quite to my liking; the space opera-style adventure, various cosmic wonders, and vastly different civilizations flourishing in the vast universe are all very appealing. However, there are also some things that vaguely feel off.

When the male lead and the female leads have sex, kick me! 😁

Huh? How did it end while I was raising it?

I feel regretful every time I see it in the list.

How's this armor?