The Entire Universe Is Fighting for Blue Star Green Cards!

It's so good. I accidentally saw the latest chapter. Update it soon. I can't wait [cry] [cry] and I hope there is no cp [fly kiss] [fly kiss]

Tied (85) The author's writing is good, the plot is novel, and the setting of the protagonist studying on an alien planet is quite interesting. I remember reading a similar novel before, but that novel also had a civilization of cultivators, and the protagonist was not the only human species. The reason why I didn't give him full stars is very simple. The protagonist gave me a feeling of being too vain and could not give me a sense of solidity. For various reasons, I could only get short-term help by asking for help in advance, and his methods did not make me feel superb. I can only say that those who wish to take the bait are just in time, right? I don't feel that the protagonist is strong and smart, and a lot of the help seems quite inexplicable to me. The protagonist somehow clears the level, gets helpers out of nowhere, has connections out of nowhere, and gets first place out of nowhere... Although it is very inexplicable, for now, I still have the desire to watch it, because I can't guess what will happen next.

The author writes well, keep up the good work! But the author was a bit greedy when he wrote it. Science fiction, high martial arts, urban, interstellar, magic, academy, Taoist magic, lighthearted comedy... No heroine, no cp, no system, no invincibility, no brainlessness, pseudo-cool writing, huge world view (as it is now), the writing will most likely be very messy in the future, but the ending should be very unexpected, so look forward to it! Except that the characters are not very vivid, everything else is very good and the setting is very novel! Why did the author make Blue Star very powerful in the early stage? This would take away the role of the protagonist. In the early stage, he wrote so much content about the protagonist, and it was related to Blue Star. But later on, the protagonist could not help at all and did not play any role. So what is the role and meaning of writing him?

No system, no rebirth, no grandfather, no thirty years, no Liu Ruyan, no cruel parents to break him! Chunchun is a normal interstellar science novel that can no longer be normal. It needs to be well-written and creative. The storyline is compact and ups and downs, the world view is grand and slowly advances, and the characters have their own characteristics. I like Teacher Li and Sister Mysophobia. The most important thing is that the author can keep his own ideas and not be led astray by others.

It's well written, has a good plot, and has good characters. I just want to ask if the protagonist has any other problems. Can't this one have a bit more of a mysterious and shocking feeling from the East? It would be better to have a auxiliary type instead of anything aggressive, such as increasing luck or something. I have already thought of a particularly good one, some Taoist method or something that can increase luck, strengthen the body, or something like the second volume of the Lu Ban Book that can be added to the Yijin from our East or some other Dharma book! It's okay to be shocked, it's useless, but it's okay to be shocked, that's how comfortable it is. You can't be so depressed all the time. It's very uncomfortable to be so depressed. Although it is slowly getting stronger, Dou Po Cang Qiong also pretends to be intimidating from time to time, showing off its sage in front of others, adding a little bit of oriental fantasy to its ancestors. Of course, it's okay not to increase this amount. But you have to tell us how many times a day or how many times it needs to be updated.

Five stars! Five stars! It must be a very novel subject matter with five stars. It feels very good. The author will update it soon. Look at other authors' daily updates of eight chapters. Look at you. Work harder ٩( 'ω' )و

I started watching it this afternoon and have finished it now. To be honest, I didn't read this kind of Star Wars-themed novels before, because I personally prefer the kind of personal homepage or the power system of fantasy and fantasy. So I haven't had much exposure to novels in this area. One of them is not interested, and the other is that I feel that I can't understand it. It's better to watch anime or something. But today, my personal sense is still very good, especially the first wave of the entrance exam made me like it. You can sacrifice yourself for victory. Although this latter point has been criticized, I think it's not bad (?) Back to the topic, the subsequent battle command feels a bit bland, there is nothing that surprised me at first, and other content is also quite satisfactory. It's not terrible, but it's not particularly amazing either. Overall, it's a pretty good book. It's a novice (?) And should be better than this one. I'm quite looking forward to how to deal with the earth's civilization. It won't be just China, right? That would be a bit old-fashioned (not that China is bad).

It took me a day to catch up to the latest chapter. I saw that the author of the latest chapter was a little internally conflicted. I would like to express my opinion. It only represents my personal preference. First of all, the improvement of the protagonist's personal and team combat power, the expansion of power, and the change of status are not too obvious. The first time I watched the battle command exchange, I found it interesting, but over time it felt repetitive and lacked anything new. In addition, after reading it, I felt that except for the academy battle, other things the protagonist encountered and the connections he made gave me an inexplicable feeling. And the most important thing to me is that Blue Star's entry into the interstellar world is a plot that I have been looking forward to for a long time, but it is too bland and gives me the feeling that it has been foreshadowed for a long time but... That's it? Anyway, my emotions were not aroused. In any case, the setting is very interesting. What I am posting is not to criticize the author. I am just talking about my personal feelings as a reader. I hope the author will work hard.

It's very interesting. After getting through the early stage (I didn't get a firm foothold, it was easy to collapse), I had a good sense of campus life and a good sense of improvement (upgrading). I didn't have to be slapped in the face (referring to provocation, mindless questioning) frequently and then slapped back.

੭ ˙ᗜ˙ ੭੭ ˙ᗜ˙ ੭This is really cool. I haven't written a book review for a long time recently. Basically, I haven't written a book review since I finished reading it. But my own children have also read it, so I wrote one to express my gratitude to the author. I see that there are no surprises so far. It's very good. This is very good. Anyway, it is in line with my preferences (from A very picky eater who reads books every day), he has a group-like feeling, everyone is very three-dimensional, Xiao Ling Heli does not have that very deliberate feeling of being a child of destiny, it is not that he has incredible combat power or talent at the beginning, he relies on his own efforts, everything goes with the flow, an ordinary growth-oriented Xiao Ling Heli, he loves to eat.