"My journey is the sea of stars!" No matter which historian writes Reinhardt's biography, he will never ignore it. Strangely, the popularity of Xinghai is far lower than that of similar stories, even lower than Silver Valley, Dream in the Dream, Song of the Night, Shame and so on, which were published later than the following year.
This story is adapted from the text version of one of the rumored stories, The Man Who Smashed the Stars. Different from other stories, the first part of the story happened in Odin was deleted, and only a large-scale fleet battle was intercepted, mainly about the planetary air combat in Legany and the fourth battle in Tiamat.
It is precisely because the interception part is not long that we can better adapt it. Personally, I think the adaptation here is the best of all VCDs, and it is more clear and profound than the original characterization.
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Introduction:
At the end of the eighth century of the universe and the end of the fifth century of the empire, Inhart von Mujie, who was only 19 years old, won great glory with his talented command ability and fighting quality, but at the same time, because his sister Anne Roger was the favorite of the emperor, she was also ridiculed and despised by many aristocratic officers.
When Einhart, accompanied by Admiral Siegfried Gilfi Ace, led an expeditionary force to Ishelen fortress, where tens of millions of lives were sacrificed, he was ordered by the commander to go to Naiguni to check the starry sky and meet the allies, regardless of the fatigue of the journey.
On this complex planet, Inhart once again demonstrated his superb battlefield adaptability. Allied commanders who lost 50% of their troops did not admit their shortcomings at all, but led a large number of troops to make a comeback. The fourth battle of Tiama kicked off, and Admiral Reinhardt led the imperial left-wing fleet as the core, which is about to usher in a legendary battle that will go down in history. ...
Baidu Encyclopedia-My journey is the sea of stars.