Age of Battleships: I Choose to Build a Star-Class Supercarrier

Chapter 7 I can't stand it anymore. The book starts with a 2-meter-long sampan and a 1.5-Meter-long oar (later upgraded to 4 meters long). First, how does the protagonist make sails, shark tooth spears, ropes, etc.? Your talent is "infinite fusion" rather than "creating something out of nothing". Second, you used a four-meter-long boat to kill an eight-meter-long shark and whale, and stabbed the shark and whale with a spear tied with a rope, so it stopped diving? Will it drag your four-meter-long boat backwards with just one tug? Three, your ship has infinite fusion, so you started to infinitely fuse human corpses? Personally, I felt it was not suitable, so I gave it up.

Okay, this is the best novel I have ever read👍

My mom is really wet, tsk tsk, it's just average, it's just too draggy. The plot recommendation is so slow. A captain's trial started from chapter 160 to chapter 209, and it's over when the trial is over. Can this be a good book?

Not good-looking There are many unreasonable things in the book. For example, the protagonist trades fresh water resources with others. Others think fresh water resources are scarce, but others have made gunpowder cannons, so they can't even make fire to distill sea water? Too smart

The plot has a tight rhythm and unfolds step by step. Moreover, all conspiracies or difficulties are not laid out for too long and are basically solved in a dozen chapters. The only shortcoming is that the ending is too hasty. Based on the author's background structure, maybe hundreds of chapters could have been written, but it ended hastily when the protagonist entered the game space and landed on the moon. The world realized what it was and why these captains were dragged to the trial. It was a pity that there were so many holes left unfilled.

He wants all kinds of shabby women. What kind of big licking dog must the author be in reality?

Hey, what can I say? The writing was good at the beginning, but it was full of water afterward. I wrote about battles every day, but the description of the battle conditions was a mess. The battle was written in the same way as before, and it was a bit of a failure.

Such a thing is also worthy of being written and played as a protagonist, which is outrageous.

It's okay, but I don't know why it ended so suddenly.

I saw Chapter 170, and I've become a god before the 7-day novice protection period has passed.