Stars: Lord of the Star Sea

The protagonist of Liu Shui, the iron-clad universe in the palm of your hand

Their soy milk is in vain! They will obey! Holy Guard? The Holy Land will be raised for you within three days! Do you know what to do? Study Hongke fiercely in front of you! Mushrooms? The base will slap you directly in the face! Honeypot? I'll replace all your protected areas with cans! Robot dad? Dad, please sit down, don't be tired All the old guys gave me gold coins (except for the mechanical dad) What else is there to solemnize the swarm boundary breaker, you precious people, listen to me, in the Star Sea, if it is a dragon, you have to be coiled for me, if it is a tiger, you have to lie down for me, kill first and then play, Xinghai Charter, this is my Star Sea Supervisor.

I concentrated on writing interstellar science fiction, and ended it hastily with the giant ships and cannons. Kavin went to read a certain Lu's science fiction with more than 2 million words. The interstellar science fiction at a certain point was a bit bad (all of them were old books)

I'm really disappointed that I wrote about a subject three times and it still ended up like this. . Masters write books, others write fan fiction. The author writes a book, but even after three attempts at writing, he can't produce any good results. . . It was taken off the shelves and never seen again. . .

The guard can be fearless for a second. The combat power has collapsed, which is a pity. I quite like this style of game data flow. But the invincible Xiaobai Wen will gradually improve his combat power. Look at the bullshit attributes of your new high-dimensional thing. Even if I keep repeating it for several chapters, I can't make it now. But the basic attributes of the Dreadnought flagship are 25 times worse than those of your high-maintenance frigate. Together with your little guard, you can defeat all the mainstream high-end combat power in the universe. It is not a bad thing for high technology to crush low technology. However, the protagonist doesn't even have a flagship now. Your combat prowess has risen to several levels. If you want to reflect the strength of a super-god-level civilization, you can give the protagonist a single escort with attributes such as a ship, which can be used as a trump card instead of a bunch of ridiculously powerful things. Infinite blueprints are given.

I wrote a book twice or three times, and it jumped faster and faster each time. You must have come out to cheat for rewards.

There is always a feeling of anticlimactic, but it suddenly ends! I still don't have any expectations in the future, I'm extremely disappointed.

Others usually work part-time. Find an easy job, work part-time, write a book, and earn two dollars. If you tell me this, you are either lying. Or I really can't write anymore. Moreover, your popularity has been ruined, and the book you wrote is honest. Difficult

Let's just say, can we keep up with the times? There are already cosmic civilizations that can travel at faster than the speed of light. Your battleship doesn't even have an automatic steering turret? It's like the ancient times… I can't even complain

It started to accelerate from a few battleships. It has collapsed to those who accepted the marriage and forced it on mankind. I don't know why it's like this from the first book to this one. There is no progress. I have set a limit from the beginning. There is no blueprint for this kind of change.                                           I don't know if it's because the results are not good or what, but it suddenly started to accelerate. I am not afraid of exposing my space to collect other people's flagships. If the results are not good, I will invest. At this point the battleship began to collapse. By the time we reach the marriage battle line, the numbers have already become numbers. Let's start talking about aircraft carriers and dreadnoughts, which are all starting to collapse.                                                                                                                                                                                                   Seeing that it was a blueprint to get the top mobile battle star, I started to pay attention to the rhythm. I almost thought it was starting again, the protagonist entered the scene and the Saans were defeated. The protagonist's two Titans and a dozen flagship ships enter the army and follow the same path as the previous two books.               Did the results not meet expectations? Too much financial pressure? Other authors don't always label their works in the early stage to attract a fixed audience of this group. Later, they screen readers who suit their own style to lay the foundation for the next book. There is a natural foundation for opening the same book. Those with inconsistent views were also screened out in the previous book. You only need to finish the task as soon as possible and keep looping through the screening. At least the audience base is here, maybe one day it will suddenly explode, and all the previous fans will become gods after reading this book, right? The author here wants to write about Shen Di and Eve twice, but there is always a vacuum and the readers are lost. I'm in a hurry here, but I just can't calm down to write                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 est but the main character fighting pirates as a mercenary, or participating in a conflict of forces to exchange for a blueprint for a flagship.               ，，，             ， The branch line is the archeology of the trade fair, which basically uses the life of this book to forcefully create exciting points, write a few climaxes, and then collapse and end.