Starcraft: Overlord of the Star Sea 1

The main characters come and go, but the universe in your palm remains constant.

They've wasted their time on soy milk! They will surely obey! Holy Guard? We'll wipe out your Holy Land within three days! Knowledge Management? I'll give you a thorough dressing-down of the Red Science right in front of you! Mushrooms? The farm will slap them right in your face! Honey pots? We'll turn your entire protected area into a can of food! Mechanical Dad?

I focused on writing interstellar science fiction, hastily finishing the giant ships and cannons section. When I had writer's block, I went to read Lu's science fiction of over 2 million words. The interstellar science fiction of another author was a bit lacking (it was all old stuff).

What a disappointment! Three attempts at the same theme, and it's still this awful. Great authors write books, everyone else writes fanfiction. The author writes a book, padding it out three times and still can't produce anything worthwhile. It's been taken down, never to be seen again.

The escort can instantly kill a Dreadnought in a head-on fight. The combat power has collapsed, which is a real shame, as I quite like this game-like data-driven style. Even invincible light novels gradually increase combat power. Look at the ridiculous attributes of your newly introduced high-dimensional ship.

You've rewritten the same book two or three times, and each time you're jumping around faster than the last. Are you just trying to scam tips?

It always felt like it started strong but ended weakly, and then it just suddenly stopped! I'll never put any more hope into my future projects; I'm extremely disappointed.

Most people work part-time, find an easy job, and write a book to earn two incomes. Your idea is either a lie, or you genuinely can't continue writing. Besides, you've ruined your reputation, and frankly, your book will be very difficult to write.

Can't you at least be a little more modern? We're a space civilization that travels faster than light, and your warships don't even have auto-rotating gun turrets? Still stuck with ancient stuff... I'm speechless.

The acceleration began with just a few battleships. By the time the forced marriage alliance with the human pioneers had taken place, everything had collapsed. I don't know why it's been like this from the first book to this one. There's no progress; it set a limitation right from the start, without any blueprints or technological changes.