Give the Mysterious Sea a Taste of Naval Gunfire

This title reminds me of armor-piercing bullets. I don't believe in carbon-based organisms.

Tax collectors, give Mr. Dan some recommendations to shock you.

Modern weapons all require logistics. How to solve the protagonist's logistics? Without logistics, it's just an iron coffin.

After reading this book and then reading "Armor-Piercing Bullet...", I found that the plot structure is a bit similar. A few people travel through time and space, and then first fight the small monsters, then eliminate the big monsters and the big monster believers who are trying to scheme, and then meet more civilized people who come to fight the big monsters. But overall it's pretty good-looking, it's the Shuangwen version 👍.

Cuckoo Gaga

To be honest, I didn't feel interested after reading the introduction. To be honest, in unfamiliar waters, there are no supplies and no military ports. No warship can maintain combat effectiveness for a long time. Only a state-supported industrial system can support modern warships. Reading the introduction feels too magical... 😅

The introduction made me laugh, saying that the swarm is consuming all the time. Drones, endless. Did you build a production line on an aircraft carrier? Even the production line has to consume materials. You can't just fabricate unlimited value-added out of thin air. Alas, in short, although most novels are said to be mindless, at least your logic is a little more reasonable.

Just wait until it's on the shelves and then read it. Chapter 20 is too short.

Sure enough I sent it 😂, I couldn't stick to the first three chapters, the story was a bit stiff. I first thought I would write about going to the Middle East to cause trouble.

Writing about foreign countries' confrontation with the United States is interesting. It is also your strong point.