Otherworldly Invasion: Everyone on Blue Star Awakens

Good subject matter, good values. A good book. These days, novels that focus on pretentious self-deprecation, laziness, and borderline pornography are like spies poisoning our youth!

The protagonist's awakened talent is only D-rank, average. The only commendable thing is that the protagonist is among the first batch of awakened humans, finally not starting with a 3S-rank superhuman talent.

It's well-written, I really enjoyed it, but I wanted more. I have a small suggestion: since it's a post-apocalyptic world, it's appropriate to amplify some of the evil in human nature. By highlighting the evil, more conflict can be created, and the reader's emotions can be better stirred. I hope the author can keep it up!

The dishes were ordered well, and the ordinary taste revealed something extraordinary.

Looks good, not bad at all. It's recommended that during the later stages of the Zerg invasion, everyone should awaken naturally, regardless of their talent or skill level. Otherwise, everyone will be at B or A, while you'll be at D, which is discriminatory.

Five stars for the Virgin Mary

Overall, it's good, but the word count is low.

A very interesting topic, and the author's writing is fluent. Keep it up! I recommend it!

Very good, worth recommending to a twelve-year veteran bookworm.

It's very clear, the plot is fast-paced and progressive, and the protagonist is predictably a character who experiences initial setbacks followed by triumphs.