Sea of Stars: Starting with a Digitized Fleet
星海，从数据化舰队开始
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 790k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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I came in after reading the synopsis, and the more I read, the more familiar it seemed. Clicking into the author's page, I realized I'd read the previous book. Like the last one, this one started off okay, but gradually I lost interest. The reason? It's just a recurring cycle of saving civilizations. It works in short stories, but not in long ones. It's so satisfying, it's almost too satisfying.
Unreasonable speculation
Since they are all long-time viewers, and this is a sequel, the author can share some information with the readers for reasonable speculation. The author himself stated that only the protagonist in the entire book can be quantified, which must predate the Fourth Era. Based on the first two books, the First Era likely represents humanity's rise to become a dominant civilization.
I suggest adding more numbers to the settlement chapter and detailing the gains (I'm particularly interested in the actual settlements for each instance, such as expansion rewards). These numbers aren't crucial. Otherwise, it's frustrating not knowing what's been settled after each dungeon run. I recommend looking at the settlement chapters in the Paradise of Reincarnation.
StarNet: Datafication? Here you go.
It'll be a month by tomorrow. Seriously, I'm fed up. If you're going to cut back, just say so. Why use the defense as an excuse to ask for leave, making me wait a whole month?
I just don't understand, is it so hard to just issue a statement if you're not going to update anymore?
It's really painful to keep having this lingering thought, isn't it? It's completely irresponsible. They even took the money. They could have just said the writing was bad, they couldn't write anymore, or they had other commitments. I personally wouldn't care. Of course, some people will criticize, but at least fewer would. Are they afraid to face the truth? Many authors are like this.
Suddenly I found a book about an old man on the bookshelf. The last page was about taking a two-week leave of absence, and then he just cut it off. Before cutting it off, he didn't say he was cutting it off, but just said he was taking a leave of absence. I don't know how many new readers he tricked into coming here. His character is really not good.
As expected of you, you old eagle! Your last book had a terrible ending, this one can't have a bad ending either.
It seems I definitely failed my defense; I'll have to prepare for a second one.
Doesn't the editor care about this kind of situation?