Star Rail, Starting by Playing Madame Herta

A lump of hooked stone

It feels a bit simplistic and overly padded. The main character's act always slips up quickly, leading to various sneaky escapes—pure clowns. The fact that he even helps Huanlong confirm his identity is just too much.

So you came from Tomato to CWM, huh? I'm guessing this book, around 300,000 words, will be canceled again.

It's only been two days since it was released, and you've already copied and pasted the previous content to fill a whole page? Are you serious?

They either always play female characters or always play male characters. We usually call those who switch between male and female "ladyboys" (black lines).

The latest chapters are just awful. The plot is full of weak characters and the character portrayals are off. It's really frustrating. If it continues like this, there's no point in reading anymore. It's definitely over.

The Black Tower's so-called "magic" is a high-tech disguise; it's actually the Black Tower's girlish heart at work. This reflects the Black Tower's endearing, albeit aged, side. Therefore, it's definitely out of character (OOC). The author is unaware of this, yet the story repeatedly uses the Black Tower's "magic" as a jack-of-all-trades tool. Things like alleviating demonic possession are impossible for the Black Tower to use without its own research.

The problem starts off badly. First, as a research facility, the space station has its own maintenance department; after all, aside from the security department, every employee there is a top-notch researcher. Second, the protagonist's reasoning is too flimsy. Estella isn't stupid, and the Black Tower wouldn't sacrifice a staff member to fish for resources—that's not the Black Tower's style.

Since Xing and Tingyun can unconditionally recognize the protagonist, this book has become useless.

It's like a tomato-sized pile of excrement; you can't find any gold in it even if you try to dig it out.