Interstellar: My Larger-Than-Life Persona Made Me Famous Across the Net

I'm speechless... The female lead seems a bit slow, the plot isn't very smooth, the currency system feels somewhat inexplicable, and there are frequent jarring details that pull me out of the story... Also, if there wasn't a romantic subplot with the captain at the beginning, why create such ambiguous relationships? Why all the unnecessary dialogue?

I dislike female leads who are obsessed with romance. Someone is just admiring your abilities, and you endlessly pursue them out of love; it's really annoying to watch.

This is one of the few books I could actually get into. The only problem is that I don't like the female lead falling for the male lead first, and I don't want the main couple's relationship to progress too quickly (it's a personal preference). I want to read stories with a couple, but I don't want to see the main couple getting together too early and just being all lovey-dovey, even if I really like the male lead's character... Haha.

It's really good!!! Keep up the good work, author!

Honestly, I'm quite disappointed. I've been following this since before the college entrance exam, faithfully waiting for updates every day. The plot is good, and the male and female leads' self-control strategies are alright. Maybe the author hasn't experienced dating before and doesn't want to suddenly fall in love, hence the funny self-control strategies. But what's going on now?

There are very few readers, but the book is truly excellent. The plot is neither padded nor dragging. The relationship between Xiao Ning and Jun Weiran is really captivating, and I'm increasingly curious about the secret behind Xiao Ning's physical abilities. The Illusionary Mist Star Lord also seems to be hiding a secret, making things even more interesting.

The male lead should appear less frequently in the early stages. If he suddenly appears during a particularly exciting moment, it's the female lead's time to shine. Did the male lead explicitly state his feelings for the female lead in the previous text? I didn't notice, maybe it was just a whisper. If anyone knows, please let me know.

The writing style and plot are both quite good, and the military academy competition part is particularly well-developed. However, it doesn't capture the feel of a team competition; it focuses primarily on the protagonist's personal events that aren't directly related to the competition. The connection between the military academy competition and the audience is almost nonexistent 🤦, as if it's constantly out of touch.

The female lead I initially saw was quite love-struck, and I didn't understand how the romance between the male and female leads developed! The male lead was out of contact with the female lead for two years at the beginning; even if it was a case of budding romance, the female lead shouldn't have been so eager!

It's great! (○`ε´○) This is a relatively novel interstellar novel, and it's very well written! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I hope the author can keep writing until the end and not stop updating! 😘😘😘 The plot is very long, and the first half is really exciting, but the second half doesn't have that same exciting feeling. I personally feel that too many plot lines were planted, and the author filled in the plot holes too slowly, making it tiring to keep reading.