Guarding the Azure Sky

By the way, as the creation process progresses, many hardware-related settings will emerge, involving a lot of technical parameters, such as the firepower of a starship, its output power in megajoules, the charging and discharging efficiency of its capacitors, and so on. If readers like it, I will gradually upload more content. Of course, these settings are definitely not part of the main story, but they do contain some of my hard work.

Even though I play Stellaris, reading the lore still makes my head spin! @_@

The second phase of the story is about to begin, and one question is whether to go for a crazy number of character deaths, because the original plan was for everyone except the male protagonist to be wiped out by an overwhelmingly superior enemy force. This included EVA, the female protagonist from the first phase.

I skimmed through it briefly, and judging from the author's brief comments, the author seems to be a very proactive person, replying to a lot of posts. It's clear the author has put a lot of effort into this novel. Although I haven't read it, judging from the comments section, it seems to be a large-scale story with various other elements, so there probably isn't a main character? Well, it looks quite good. My personal opinion on the author's table of contents is: please keep up the good work!!

To put it simply, the next volume, the second volume, is about rebooting, starting from scratch. This is because the larger storyline revolves around a spacetime war, and the protagonist's war zone is the most fiercely contested area between opposing sides. Incidentally, the protagonist's near-infinite lifespan is precisely what he's designed to cope with this war.

A very good book, Love from the Pomeranian Shipyard

As the author, I welcome everyone's discussion. If there's anything you don't understand or anything abrupt, please feel free to point it out. I will add additional content as needed based on the feedback. Furthermore, the protagonist's main battlefield is still on Earth (the outer space battles are in service of the battles on Earth; the protagonist is to lead all of humanity toward solar system civilization, not just wander around the solar system alone).

This book blends Kantai Collection (Kantai Collection) and Star Trek (ST) settings, a bold attempt at combining hot and cold elements. However, a common flaw among ST fans is its overly rigid setting, while Kantai Collection is a very fantastical world. Furthermore, ST's advanced technology—time travel, mass-energy exchange, reconnaissance capabilities, and array-based weapons rather than launch tubes—is too different from Kantai Collection's (Kantai Collection) concept, which is stuck in the WWII era. This makes the story development prone to getting out of control, and even before the first volume is finished, there are already signs of this. The author himself intends to restart the story in the second volume. Personally, I suggest changing the setting of the space fortress Galadica (BSG), aside from the Cobo's long-standing space jump...

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With so many settings and details, it's clear how much effort the author put into it, so... It would be an injustice if this book didn't become a hit.