Star Ark

Do you want to commit genocide? Or enslave the demi-humans and integrate them into the power grid or something?

Here is the author's map setting building (.-ω-)Zzz

Jijiji, I am the King of Jiji I want to watch the stars of Arknights now In addition, I like my swordsman tower for ten shots in a row, 2226 and vvan

Using the background color of the second game, blowing the milk of the stars and the sea, it writes about how primitive people with nuclear bombs carried out village fighting. Think of the stars. At least there is a ball at the beginning. Look at the author. At the beginning of the world war, both sides throw super weapons at each other to destroy the world. The protagonist laments that he is powerless. And the author plans to write hundreds of chapters? Do you want to mention the wasteland world after a few hundred chapters? At this time, why not calculate an NPC fleet in real time to give the protagonist a package, and at the same time avenge the readers who were forcibly transferred to the clown profession? The third golden chapter opens with officers bullying men and women. Is this a group portrait? Watching the male supporting actor skillfully threaten the widow with a sick boy and perform the classic "Neither Do You Want Me, Madam" series, I thought I had skipped the stage, but at a glance, I knew that this was another author who deserved to be hung from a street lamp. Some readers complained about the author saying that Qunxing was a clown when he wrote Tightrope. I rated it not as good as Tightrope. Other people's protagonists use steel wires as the source of gold fingers. After all, it is the will of the country. If they are both on Terra, they can run into the wings of the toad and explore the stars. How many chapters does it take? Seeing how the protagonist of this book is still dropping nuclear bombs hundreds of chapters later, I know that clown is not worthy of describing this author.

Attached is a map of Terra in 1103 at the end of the Terran World War. The three great empires rose rapidly and became the center of power in the entire Terra, bringing about a series of conflicts and developments in later generations...

It's really difficult to stretch

The green arrow is the Allied offensive, the white arrow is the Allied offensive

Technology and tactical levels are not consistent. Advanced weapons are used to fight a war like World War II. From the author's last book to this book, there has been no turning battle in this war. The pace is slow. Even though both sides have super weapons, they are still fighting trench warfare. It's like charging in World War II and engaging in street fighting. These people seem to be dying no matter what. They can still fight for so long after firing dozens of super weapons a day. The author seems to write wherever he thinks. The weapons mentioned before are useless and have satellites wherever the enemy lands. I don't know, I still have to guess, if there are city cannons, I still have to fight in the streets, both sides have semi-automatic weapons, and they are still using men to charge, the protagonist has become like a supporting role now, and he doesn't even appear, the plot cannot develop, and it has been delayed to the next step, before and after a hundred chapters. The content after that is not very different, and you can even skip dozens of chapters and still understand the plot, which is a bit boring. I have been reading this book for a long time, and I want to make some suggestions. The author of the last book actually wrote well, but the pace of this book is too slow now. At least the level of science and technology and the level of war tactics should be aligned, otherwise it would be too inconsistent.

The overall combat power ranking given based on the expressive power of this book, excluding individuals, only represents personal opinions: T0: 1. The Solemnity Agreement (the one about the world view of the stars, the author should have used the 30th level singularity to activate the Souzheng calculation) 2. The Purin Swarm (the Stars Mechanical Father? It moves at super-light speed, has dark matter technology, has the Tree of Life with infinite resurrection, and super-light speed attack methods. It feels a bit similar to the mechanical civilization setting of the Galactic Empire) , and seems to be crazy) T0.5: 1. Kerberian Star Alliance (Level 3 civilization, the setting is not very clear, created the world of Terra) 2. Agor Empire (seems to be going with the Bulu expedition The first person in Terra under the Dream, invincible) T1: 1. The Demon of Terra (the author seems to have set this as a Void Demon) 2. The Wings of Hope Company (Expedition to the Foewind Hot Land in Ragnarok) , using World War I weapons, you can fight against evil spirits, and it is estimated that you can crush them even more with Cold War equipment) 3. Sargon Empire (can hedge six years of gold content with Wings of Hope, the protagonist's own son rebelled) T2: 1. Victoria (after reunification, the description is basically the same as the down-and-out Great Britain) 2. Letania (crotch pull) 3. Colombia (same as above) 4. Great Flame (weak setting, Still ravaged by civil war) T2.5: 1. Ursus (the best of the crotch pulls) T3: 1. Kjerag/Sammy/Casimir/Bolivar (all of them have no sense of presence) 2. Rem Billiton (although there is a bit of presence, but not much) 3. Lateran (the chip that was kicked to death by Sargon for a month) T4: 1. Siesta (this one is even better)

The Tower of Babel plot is coming on Thursday, I wish Lao Te the best to win the Easter match😋