Interstellar Warlord
In the era of giant cannons, there was no martial arts or mechas. It was purely an interstellar war where giant cannons clashed.
There were digitized warships, frigates, destroyer, cruiser, battleship, Dreadnaught flagship, Titan flag, and even mobile fortresses and mobile war stars.
The hot-blooded interstellar expedition, the civilization war, and the battle of tens of thousands of Titans.
Countless alien civilizations fought for living space, and the result of the failure of the cruel civilization war was the end of civilization. The survival of billions of species depended on one's thoughts.
His flesh and blood were weak, and his machinery soared.
Design evolution, gene ascension.
The mind is better than the body, and the spirit can soar.
Spiritual disasters, insect disasters, high-dimensional demons, and serious agreements.
[Key words: Dominator, Data Stream, Interstellar War, Farming, Fourth Calamity, Planetary Battleship, Star Fortress, Four-Dimensional Fortress, Star Bearer, etc.]
The only digitized interstellar war novel in Qidian. It's not of the same genre. Don't miss it.
The author also had the old book,[The Age of the Global Gods], which could be accessed by clicking the author's name.
Becoming Dao Overnight
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Regarding Regal doing "Batman Begins" and "Dark Knight" together, i think that it feels disjointed. He could have still filmed it that way, but divide the movie into 2 parts as it was in the original. He could have taken his time to build up the Dark Knight mythos, thinking about Robert Pattinson's version. He could have began with batman's origins, have the same template as Pattinson's version (Beginner Batman - Just starting out). Then transition to Ra's Al Ghul returning to finish off Gotham (Batman Begin's version, a bit more experienced) then transitioned to introducing the Joker in the third installment (with a more experienced Batman).