Chu Ye, a science fiction enthusiast, was swallowed by a white light while organizing a massive amount of science fiction resources. After transmigrating, he became the commander of the Halo Human Federation's colonial fleet, and his wrist transformed into the "Star River Summoning System," which can summon science fiction human technology.

He was not in a familiar universe, but in the war-torn Warhammer 40K universe—a world ravaged by warp storms, where Chaos Gods corrupted souls, the Imperium of Man was extremely xenophobic, and various alien forces occupied the galaxy, with eternal battles never ceasing.

With the help of the Galaxy Summoning System, Chu Ye can consume Star Core energy to summon cross-work human technologies and resources such as the Halo Thor's Hammer armor and the Siege Tank from StarCraft, using these as his foundation.

Chu Ye will raise the banner of the "Human Federation" to confront the Imperial Judgment, the invasion of Chaos, and the threat of aliens. He will integrate science fiction technology from all sources, gather elite forces from across different works, open a new human era in the dark galaxy, and reshape the galactic imperial system with technology as the torch.

When Lin Mo opened his eyes and found himself the governor of a human colony surrounded by the Chaos Legion, he thought he had gone mad. Until that familiar voice echoed in his mind: "[Star System activated. Respected player, welcome to the real universe]."

In this darkest age of the galaxy, the Emperor is silent, aliens roam freely, and chaos whispers. Humanity ekes out a living under a corrupt system. Lin Mo, carrying all the knowledge of a Stellaris player and a "system" capable of altering reality, becomes the sole variable in this despairing universe.

From the first "Federation Fleet" composed of frigates to Titan-class warships capable of confronting battleships; from a cowardly exiled government to the "New Human Federation" uniting hundreds of worlds; from a stray dog ​​hunted by Chaos to a "wildfire" that makes the entire galaxy tremble—Lin Mo will rewrite the cruelest rules of this universe with the mindset of a gamer.

"They say I blaspheme the Emperor? No, I'm merely completing his unfinished work." As the Federation's flag was planted on the land of Holy Terra, as the Golden Throne melted in the Dyson Beam, Lin Mo, facing the siege of the four avatars, revealed a smile characteristic of a player: "Now, it's time to let this galaxy burn completely."

[Endgame detected: Universe 40K itself. Solution: Reboot the galaxy. Confirm?]

In the year 522, Zhao Yi stepped onto the stage of history. Born of humble origins, he rose like a meteor through extraordinary martial prowess and wisdom. The old kingdom, prosperous and magnificent, maintained its unparalleled majesty. The powerful and wealthy reveled in luxury, while the oppressed masses, like seeds sprouting from cracks in the rocks, silently grew. Justice was dead, ideals were dead. People measured everything, including themselves, by wealth. Virtual games, chemical ecstasy, the welfare state, and Keynesianism could only delay the inevitable crisis. When the Great Retribution arrived, the heavens would unleash their fury, shifting the stars and changing constellations. "I conquer the galaxy with force, I judge the world with conscience." "I enjoy the highest glory, and I also bear endless sins." "After the flames, all things are reborn." — This book will feature exciting space battles including space fighters, frigates, destroyers, cruisers, battlecruisers, battleships, Titans, and Overlords, covering basic flight, mech flight, and astral flight, including major events such as Void Realm exploration and natural disasters. This book stitches together the strengths of CK, Stellaris, EVE, and other excellent works I've worked on, and through reasonable deduction, depicts a magnificent panorama spanning billions of star systems in the Milky Way. Multiple female leads, no decorative characters, but relationships are often established before character development. The story unfolds at a slow pace, focusing on the protagonist's growth. All characters are intelligent and have their own logic. Standard update volume is 4K per day, with extra chapters added as needed. Please support me with donations; I will fulfill my promise of one chapter per alliance.

The Seven Years' War (1756-1763) marked the beginning of Great Britain's transformation into the British Empire, the prelude to the independence of the United States, and the emergence of Prussia as a major power. During this war, a minor figure named Prince Pinney, the abandoned eldest son of a Caribbean sugar plantation family, was exiled to America. On his way, a protagonist carrying 21st-century knowledge arrived and replaced him. Thus began his own path to rise in America! Sugar plantations! This was the most prevalent economic system of the time, but how could someone exiled to America cultivate sugarcane? Tobacco! This was the dominant product of America, but what power did an abandoned "eldest son" have to compete with the tobacco family, especially the future President of the United States—George Warren…?

The plan is to write three sections. First, the Austro-Hungarian Empire: how did an empire with a first-rate geographical location, advanced industry, and profound culture, seemingly with extremely high potential, reach its peak, and where did that peak lie? Second, how did the Russian Empire reach its zenith? Third, the Ottoman Empire or Italy (not yet decided). Join the book's group (878578959) for discussion.

A hardcore player with the "Stellaris" panel crushes the Chaos Gods with absolute order in the despairing Warhammer 40K universe by managing colonies, climbing the tech tree, and building an invincible fleet.

(Keywords: Super God Academy, Super Beast Hades, behind the scenes, battle for supremacy)

The known universe, Angel Nebula.

"Hades, are you going to break your promise?!"

"The utopian world of fantasy will one day crumble, and the peace brought by so-called justice is only a fleeting feeling. Only reality is eternal. Keisha."

The spatial rift slowly opened, and Hades rose above the star field, calmly looking at the woman sitting on the throne with a slightly regretful expression, and slowly spoke.

"Finding order in chaos, and rules in disorder, the survival of the fittest is the main theme of the universe. Whether it's you or me, the strong who rule a dark jungle must ultimately abide by the objective laws of the universe. The era of justice has passed, and a new era will be guided by the underworld..."

Darkness spilled out from the spatial rift, and countless underworld warships, shimmering with cold blue light, passed through the rift at the sound of Hades' voice, ringing the bells of a new era in the known universe.

"Super God Universe, please welcome the Underworld."

"People struggle to understand each other, and even if they do, they don't truly agree with each other—this is the root of conflict." But is this all there is to it...? "This world! I'm not satisfied! Those who have passed away must have left with regrets... Life is long, hope is eternal. Believe in yourself, believe in humanity, believe that the day will come when people eradicate conflict and understand each other." (Shared from the book *Gundam: The Sniper Legend* by startgazer)

(The rating is a bit low because it was just released!!!)

(Not having played the game will not affect your reading comprehension)

(An original starry sky world view incorporating game fan fiction)

(The protagonist is disguised as a global behemoth and takes a space military route.)

(Supporting characters have more screen time in the early stages)

After being so angered by a space-themed SLG mobile game from a certain pig farm that he wanted to reincarnate, Xi Hai was transported to a brand new world.

After spending three months in the slums, a guy named Nightlight finally woke up.

It turns out that humanity here has already entered the space age, and the footprints of civilization are spread throughout the entire universe.

However, for unknown reasons, the human civilization here seems to have experienced several major declines, resulting in the loss of a large amount of technology.

Humanity is merely clinging to life on the legacy of its ancestors.

It even cracked into pieces here and there.

As countless centuries passed between galaxies, the Void Channel, on the verge of collapse, still adhered to the principle of being usable as long as it wasn't completely broken, even under overload conditions.

Wait, is this some kind of humorous space opera?

Xi Hai silently pulled out the Star Gate System and declared that the world could no longer continue like this.

I think humanity should be great again.

Missiles shatter the shackles of civilization, artillery shells pierce through false lies, stargates, curvature... the sacred stars will ultimately belong to humankind!

(The core theme of this book is the revival of human civilization. The protagonist goes through a growth process. He is quite confused at the beginning, but he will become more and more mature later on.)

(After playing with Lagrange for so long, I wanted to see some fan-made works but found there were only one or two, so I decided to create my own.)

(I'm just a student, so please be gentle with your criticism if it's not well written.)

[Starship Troopers + Warhammer + Halo] Sometimes, we wonder if there are extraterrestrials in the known universe, and what lies beyond. After our battle with the Zerg, we came to know this terrifying species. We explored the universe, developed technology, until we found technology left behind by ancient humans. Why did these ancient humans disappear? Are these unknown civilizations powerful? How long will the racial wars continue...?