Rising Among the Stars, Starting from Blue Star

A very sincere work by a newcomer, similar to Global High Martial Arts and Swallowing Starry Sky. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, he is a genius, and there is an obvious growth plot. There are no outrageous settings, no SSS-level flashy and heaven-defying talents. The plot can be anything, there is no retarded plot. In my opinion it deserves a rating of 9 or above. Another reminder: this book is not an invincible style. The protagonist will not be unmatched in the early stage, and may even go against his old comrades. I see a lot of people complaining about the old routines at the beginning of this book. In fact, there are only so many normal things for normal people, and Gao Wu has long been written badly. I think the old routines are better than the silly system to force the plot to be funny. You might laugh when you read it for the first time, but don't you think it's very smart to read this all the time? As long as his story is reasonable, I think it's okay. But Tomato has too many stereotyped supporting characters and mindless books, and Tomato became a hit with a large number of underage readers. This book really doesn't have any novel settings, it's just the fusion of the global high war and the devouring starry sky. The biggest advantage of this book is that its supporting characters look like people, rather than just tools serving the protagonist. This is actually not a difficult requirement, but many Tomato novels cannot even do this. It's a funny system or a brainless system. It keeps pretending to slap people in the face to show off its saints, and then makes some bad Internet memes to make it funny, and then accepts some free money for beautiful women, so that it can be enjoyed by a bunch of people with insufficient intelligence.

It's nice to look at, but I don't feel like he's a time traveler. It's also the only one where the emotional scenes didn't disgust me, and it's not mindless either. The supporting characters are particularly smart, and the interactions between them are also very interesting. I highly recommend it.

6000 Hours Bookworm review (read 25 chapters) 1. Unsystematic Gaowu is relatively uncommon in Tomato, but good books are basically unsystematic. This book is not a mindless novel. It has little ups and downs in the early stage, and the emotions are not particularly prominent. 2. The writing is not very good, and the early routines are not particularly novel. They are still teammates of my grandfather in the army. I can already guess that there will be scenes of my grandfather's friends later, so this book has foreshadowing, but it is not particularly deep. Not bad 3. The cultivation system is not explained, but the history is clearly explained. Maybe I missed it in the first 25 chapters. I didn't see that there was a system, and I mentioned the realm for no reason. Note: I have only read Chapter 25 during the second year of high school. I don't know what plot will appear in the third year of high school. A slow start is good, but there are no bright spots, no emotion, and no system in the early stage, which will not retain readers. Overall, the score of 8.1 Is definitely low. I think it can be scored as a 9 just for the parts I read. After all, there are so many cool articles about brainless systems on Tomato that score a 9. If you like to read mindless and refreshing articles, you can try reading this book for a change.

The writing is quite good, and the author is also very active. Although some of the routines are a bit old, they are still good. As long as it is not a harem, you can keep following it.

Gao Wuwen is not bad, not the kind of cheating invincible novel. The male protagonist has no system. Compared with others, he may be an ordinary genius with a strong soul. He has come up step by step through his own efforts, but he does not suppress him! Just the right amount of cool writing, please keep up the good work! !

Slow warming is not a problem, nor is dullness. Slowness in the early stages of a new book is normal and understandable. But the description of the battle cannot be flat or dull! You don't have to focus on descriptions of insignificant battles, but important battles must be described in a wonderful, detailed, passionate, and ups and downs manner. You can write 5,000 words for a three-minute battle, but your current maximum is 500, so this aspect needs to be strengthened. To sum it up in one sentence: Daily life can be slow, but fighting must be hot!

It is still very good. For such slow-paced articles, the pace is even slower than the previous ancient articles, and the score can still be maintained at nine points. This proves that there are still some people who can bear to read it, and the writing is considered to be a better batch. Seeing now, there are currently more than 80 articles, and the reason why I can't stand it is because the pace is too slow. Like the current world of high martial arts, super powers, and things related to combat, basically if the pace is not faster and gives everyone a feeling of rapid improvement, it will be difficult to find the fun. But on the contrary, like some imperial examination articles, I am talking about romance articles, entertainment articles, and entrepreneurial articles. If the pace is slower, it will be closer to daily reality. Let's see what the author writes later. For now, I think the author's writing is pretty good. Now that I have seen more than 140, let me talk about my feelings. I just felt that the pace was relatively slow. After the protagonist awakened, the progress within a year was still very fast. However, I did not expect that in the end, he only got the top score in one city in the national college entrance examination. From this, we can see that this book is The author of the protagonist planned for him to write the kind of mortal upgrade flow, but there is no highlight or excitement. There is a section in the middle where the sword presses the south of the city, which is quite good. As for the plot, to be honest, the writing is also really good, but the current world view does not look huge to me. And finally, how should I summarize it? This book is well written, but I just felt uncomfortable reading it. Although there is nothing poisonous or anything like that, it just feels a bit unsightly and unpalatable. This should be due to personal reasons. It may also be that the current novel environment has changed. Just look at the novels written by most people on Tomato. You will know that unless the writing is really very good, it will be a bit unappetizing. This book can only be said to be well written, but it is far from top-notch.

This book was so comfortable for Lao Bai to read, and it felt like I had read Zichuan before. Of course it's not that exaggerated. After all, I'm still a newcomer. Sometimes the pace is a bit slow, and the psychological description is sometimes a bit too much. But despite its faults, it is a beautiful novel. Suitable for fattening.

So far, it is a fine novel and worth reading. After reading more than 30 chapters, the protagonist has passively decided to go to Nanjing University before the college entrance examination. I personally hate that if you don't go to a good school, you will go to a worse one. There will definitely be a gap in terms of teaching staff, competition, etc. I don't deny that there are experts in other schools, but there are definitely advantages over the school that is ranked first all year round. If you don't go to the best school, you can guess the plot behind it. There is also the plot of the heroine. Luo is basically the heroine. The author is not very good at handling it. If the heroine is not good at writing, she should appear later. If the heroine is written so early, you will not be able to grasp the plot. These two points are not very good for my senses. Another point is that in more than 30 chapters, the protagonist ate some lotus seeds as a blessing in disguise. The soul master still had a great help to the protagonist's physical body, and he directly broke through. Then those children from aristocratic families as long as their understanding is particularly rubbish, wouldn't they just take off? The protagonist is just a person with two souls and a lack of understanding. How can he compare with others? Not to mention that the protagonist is a freshman and sophomore in high school and has wasted a year or two. After reading Chapter 59, the protagonist goes directly to deliver it? If you haven't found a higher realm, why should you still look for it?

I feel pretty good. This book is not invincible all at once, nor does it overwhelm combat power. It is more realistic. Every step of the protagonist's rise in strength is written in detail. The villain wasn't said to be brainless or anything like that, and the emotional scene was pretty well written, at least it wasn't awkward and illogical like some novels. Next, I hope that some of the pits the author dug himself and some foreshadowing can be more exciting, and then the book will be very fantanstic. Although the score is not high now, and there are not many people reading it, you can hire a little water force to expand the influence, and there will be no problem with what you write. It's just that Tomato is not promoted vigorously.