Battle Flag in the Sky

I still can't stand it anymore. I haven't finished the three books yet. The first two books about World War II were pretty good. The worldview, war, geographical environment, etc. Have all changed, so I should write something new! Why is it still World War II and overall nothing has changed. And the setting is very difficult to understand. I have never been able to imagine what the floating city and the spaceship look like. Does the floating city have an energy shield? If there is no energy shield, how can the nobles with such a big surface live? Do they rely on roads or elevators to get up and down? Several times, if the protagonist hadn't mentioned it, I wouldn't have known he was in the city, and I would have thought he was always on the surface. Also, did the spaceship take off on the surface deck, or fly directly out of the internal hangar? There were several times when the spacecraft landed directly on the side arresting net. The hangar door was also written to be opened when the wings were broken. The hangar door was also opened when Operation Brave took off. That is to say, the aircraft carrier is fully enclosed, but it was pulled back by ropes during the initial landing, making it look like an open deck. The Operation Brave spacecraft also pushes back, throws debris, and exits the aircraft. This means that the spacecraft has a thruster, a hangar door, and a device for ejecting debris. What kind of structure is this? I feel very bad about the system in this book. Although it is said that it may be a super AI with reliable intelligence, in the previous paragraphs where the system releases a series of tasks, the protagonist is like a human-machine that has automatically found its way and spawned monsters. Especially that Mikaye, just because the system said he was a genius, the protagonist repeatedly tolerated this guy's unnatural behavior even though he showed no ability. The witch is also quite weird. She can activate a force field and act as a radar to suppress others. She is resistant to overload and has high intelligence. She lives like a slave tool. No one has ever flown a plane. If there were a combination of witch + witch + high-tech aircraft, they would be able to use various maneuvers to abuse them every day. And it's so weird that you can fly a plane but don't understand mathematics! , I feel that the operation of their aircraft should have been seriously simplified. Just like the flight simulation game console in the arcade, you can start it directly as long as you can read the instruments and pull the joystick. Then there is geography. Since they are all floating cities, it is difficult for me to imagine attacking there and crossing the defense line as mentioned by the author, especially the concept of country. I always feel that each city is independent. People can directly raid the capital without any support from the surrounding cities. It's quite difficult to understand anyway.

Looking forward

Academician Gu Songfen, chief designer of J-8 and J-8II, passed away at the age of 96. Academician Gu served as the chief designer during his time at Shen Fei and presided over the independent development of my country's fighter aircraft. Once upon a time, Ba Ye was also the hope of Chinese military fans. We even imagined that Ba Ye might be able to fight against F22, even if ten were replaced by one. Times have changed, and now the People's Air Force has its own fifth-generation aircraft, and people are eagerly looking forward to the introduction of sixth-generation aircraft. However, the person who led the Chinese military industry on the road of self-developed fighter aircraft has quietly fallen behind. Pay tribute to Mr. Gu and the countless martyrs who forged swords for the country. Leave a picture of Martyr Wang Wei. In the plane crash in the South China Sea in 2001, Martyr Wang Wei's plane number "81192" was a J-8II 25 years have passed by, and everything is fine, and we have a good journey.

Humans cannot be a native species of gas giant planets. The first spaceships were brought by interstellar colonists. Later, due to unknown factors, the communication between the colonial star and the mother star was interrupted. The civilization of the colonial star degraded. Scientific research mainly relied on archaeology, so they did not understand the principle of radar.

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The writing is quite nice, but I feel that this kind of isolation is the comfort zone of 66. More attractive than the naval battle book. Speaking of which, can this book also be called "The level of war and thunder in the world has dropped ten thousand times, but I remain unchanged" hhhhh

I seriously doubt that the artificial womb technology in this fictional world is advanced. Otherwise, why would there be no deep hatred among several royal families after their deaths?

Le, World of Tanks, World of Warplanes and World of Warships, right? Shocked my mother for a whole year

First glance: Who named it to pay tribute to the battle flag in the sky Second glance: Huh?

Speaking of which, if it were a gaseous planet, in theory, aircraft taking off from an aircraft carrier would not need to be ejected. They could just kick it off the deck and rely on gravitational potential energy to pull it up.

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I really like the artillery arc and used to play it. Jingtao had a hard time reading, and he didn't even finish the chapters he had subscribed to. Every time he saw the reminder that there were more than a hundred chapters left to read, he felt awkward. If he wanted to read it reluctantly, he would always read a little and then move on to something else. I was careful to subscribe when I got to this one, but even so, I still couldn't catch up on my subscriptions. Calling this and the first two books a trilogy is too far-fetched. It exhausted all the enthusiasm accumulated in the artillery arc, so I decided to abandon it. I look forward to the author's next book soon.

Actually being shaping a dying civilization. Any industrial product has a service life, even if it is well maintained, but the people in this article cannot build a new floating city. When the old floating city falls, the civilization that relies on the floating city will come to an end. In the name of goddess Shunzi, may they usher in redemption.

Why is this book not popular?

I feel that the air station is a bit difficult to get into. For 98% of ordinary people, his concept of air combat and air soldiers is, oh, that is so awesome.

I went shopping for other books and came back. I was fed a lot of shit. I was so disgusted that I didn't want to click on that book. However, I produced two tickets, which were just used to encourage Changkong. I felt like using the mistress's money to support the main wife, Chiji 😄

I found that the teacher can write something into my heart almost every time. Except for the original "Qingding Senluo Always Let the Tiger Return to Mountain" which I haven't finished, I can read the others every time for half a night.

I have read the first two parts of the Sea, Land and Air trilogy, and I like the tank one the best. Now I am confused by this one. The first two parts are based on World War II, which is my favorite theme. This one cannot be classified in the same series as the first two parts. It is completely in the Japanese light novel mode, and to be honest, many parts are simply the text version of Gundam. Are you writing a Gundam or a fanfic of Ginying? It also stitches a part of reality into it, which makes it feel even weirder. The beginning is actually okay, but from the moment the supporting character who looks like the hero of Gundam appears, this article inexplicably turns into a light novel and never returns. I still like the historical themes of the first two films. This new chapter on Stitch Monster makes my head hurt. I might as well just go watch the anime.

I found a photo of the villain of this book

Um, on a planet like Jupiter, human beings live in outer space ships. And the main line of your story is that these humans are fighting among themselves on the spaceship. Do they really not know how abnormal Jupiter's gravity is? Do they dare to start a civil war on the spaceship? If the ship is even slightly damaged, it will be sucked down by Jupiter's gravity and turn into slag.

Among the three books I read, this is the only one that I couldn't stand. Compared to the previous two, both the content and the results are not even the slightest bit worse 😥

I made a meal of dumplings for a dish of vinegar🥟

There is a reason why the popularity of World of Tanks, World of Warships, and World of Warplanes has decreased in turn.

Originally, I wanted to check the number of subsequent updates, but this could happen by mistake. Is it God's will

No, buddy, do you still want to write this book? Can you give me a sentence? The feeling of asking for leave for various reasons in July and August is already a third of the chapter.

I felt that the air combat was very abstract, and there was no picture in my mind when I read the novel.

Can anyone give me some popular science on how gas giants survived when intelligent creatures first appeared? If they can't survive in the gaseous state, how did they develop spaceships?

In fact, this should be put in the light novel category, but I think it's in the form of a cartoon.

It proves that writing hard-core wars is not a shortcut to becoming a god. Only by leveraging your original strengths and combining new creative ideas can you open up a new situation. Now most of the screened out are war cooks and very few old readers. The original basic base is gone, and it cannot attract too many new readers. Conclusion: You have taken a big step, take it slow, take a few steps back and start again.

I have read the complete version of The Sunset, and also read half of the arc of Gunfire. The silver-haired girl appears at the beginning of the author's next two books, which is the same as the author's The Sunset and Gunfire arc. This is a mentally retarded character that is completely inconsistent with the narrative logic. Anyone with any social experience would be embarrassed. So not many people have read the next two books.