A Chronicle of My Transmigration into an ABO World

It's a very good read, but if the game portion weren't included, this book would definitely have been even more successful. It's rare to see a novel with such a well-developed world-building on Tomato's platform. I also really like the protagonist's personality.

It's a pretty good book. What initially attracted me was the β setting, but later I found it was like a sci-fi thriller. It's not bad, I don't know why the rating is so low. Oh, it might be the romantic scenes in the film; minor issues can be overlooked. By the way, if guys are watching, don't read the comments, because it contains feminist content. Aside from ignoring the comments, the storyline and terminology are quite good. It's worth a look; it's about supplies.

It's rare to find an author with such consistently solid writing on Tomato Book; it has the feel of an early, top-tier writer. What I find most appealing about this story is that the protagonist genuinely experiences life and growth, including a first love, questions about and exploration of a new world, and the "golden finger" (advantageous abilities) is just right—not excessive.

This is probably the first and only book I've read where the male lead is the dominant one. Since the synopsis didn't specify, I assumed it was the submissive one, as I generally only read books with submissive leads. Even though I knew Xi Yuan and Solan would break up when they were together, I still shipped them quite a bit.

It's really good, very well written, more logical and engaging than some other books that inexplicably get such high scores. I especially enjoyed the descriptions of daily life; they have a magical quality that makes you want to keep reading. It's just a bit slow-paced, mainly because there's not enough to keep you reading. If it were finished, I definitely would have wanted more if I could finish it in one go. [You should savor it.]

Lin Xiyuan (Blue Star Transmigrator), Omega. A war of genetic fusion between natural humans, star-devouring beasts, and interstellar humans. Robots and gods are involved. A very exciting plot; I especially enjoyed the protagonist's early struggles to survive and slowly accumulate wealth, with many truths only revealed later.

Read it very quickly, hehe, very good. However, the gameplay is a bit tedious, so just use the chapter skipping feature effectively – highly recommended! There's not much romance yet, it's all about making money, making money, making money – it's so satisfying! Xiao Lin's career path is really inspiring...🥺🥺🥺 It's heartwarming to watch. But what I'm most curious about is the part about Naturals.

It's really good! I'm super excited for how the story unfolds. I didn't really like the game parts; I skipped through them... While I understand that foreshadowing is needed for the protagonist to correctly deduce the truth, the game-like dungeon sequences were too tedious—who used which attack, who used which spell... It was a little tiring to read. But overall, the writing is fantastic!

The author's writing is quite good, but I didn't give it a perfect score because... The male lead's partner is an omega. I hope that I and other readers with similar interests will consider whether to continue reading, otherwise we might feel as uncomfortable as I am now 😣😣😣😣😣😣🤦🤦🤦

I read the latest chapter in one go, and how should I put it... This story shattered my preconceived notions about interstellar ABO novels. I originally thought the protagonist's romance would be an AB relationship like I imagined, but it turned out to be BO.