Liuzi Is Already Number One in the World. When Will You Take Me Home?

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'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.

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.

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.

It's quite nice. From what I can see so far, there's nothing poisonous about it except for the rare stones hidden there. The logic is also more reasonable, at least there is no need to store the brain. I read it in one sitting and quite enjoyed it.

Nice! I hope there is a CP. Of course, if the author is not very emotional, forget it. But it's really beautiful

The only drawback is that it's too short😭. It should be fun to watch the plot later. In the early stage, I felt that the golden finger of the protagonist was a bit too big. For example, the skill of shaking copper coins was too easy. It might as well be said to be the inheritance of the protagonist's family. Overall, it surpasses 99% of Tomato articles. The male protagonist was not very adaptable at first. One moment he said he was ordinary, and the other moment he was mature, confident and strong. He couldn't pass the 92 exam but could he really be the first in the interstellar? Maybe it's for the convenience of readers. But what can be substituted is also nerves.

It's good-looking, and the subject matter is novel (this is the first command novel I've read in which the protagonist is not very strong). It's very calm, and there's no typical pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot. The protagonist handles conflicts and frictions very calmly, and the passerby characters are also not brainless. They know how to be willing to accept defeat. Judging from the part that ridicules the protagonist's lack of strength, the protagonist has shown his ability, and the passerby characters no longer stalk, but post an apology. This way of handling is very generous and realistic. Highly recommended

The writing is very good. The author's article has many settings that are different from other interstellar novels, but these settings are very consistent with the world view of the article, and there are foreshadowings before and after. It does not give people the feeling of a sudden addition of settings. Many details are well added, and the content is very rich, but not too compact. It is just at the point where people can understand it and want to read it.

It's so beautiful. Ordinary daily routines that are repeated every day are also very precious. The ocean without storms is not the sea, it is the muddy pond. That day when the fog started, I wrote your name on the window. Growing up, it is probably the setbacks that make it stronger. Breaking up is the norm in the world, and no one is an exception. If you are by my side , it rains and the weather is good, and I feel like old friends at first sight. It is the most beautiful encounter in my life. In the gloomy sky, there is a small beam of sunshine shining on you. When the roots grow to a certain depth, the flowers will bloom beautifully. A good sleep is the way to restart life. No matter what happens, remember to fill your heart with fairy tales.

A book with a comfortable pace The only flaw is why the protagonist firmly believes that their family has the ability to send him to study abroad in the interstellar world, or is he simply deceiving himself?

Oh no, I actually sent it (｡í _ ì｡). After reading the data mentioned by the author, I felt that the subject matter was fine. What attracted me in the first place was the introduction's "Don't say hard words and don't do soft things", and there was nothing wrong with the introduction. Being able to reach 1 to 9 should be due to the 🍅 push and the lackluster cover, which is really a pity. The protagonist's parents have a harmonious family, but they are a bit dull, hahahaha. I am so persistent that I think my parents can really throw me into the stars. The strong sense of belief makes my brain spin. The character creation is passable, the pace is slow, there are no major logic problems, there are foreshadowings and there is something worth looking forward to. As for the writing, it's very smooth, but it doesn't have a sense of spectacle. There is too little description of an item. The name of the item is mentioned in one stroke, followed by the name of the item and its function. What the item looks like is forgotten until later, only the concept remains. The same goes for when the teacher writes scenes. There are very few scene descriptions. The focus is almost all on the characters' actions and words. The background is white, making it difficult to feel that the characters are actually in this place. Just like filming a movie, when shooting a water scene, there is only a green screen, and people are acting in front, saying: Oh, water! But he has no swimming movements and no feedback on oxygen consumption. The sea is just a background board, which is put up. It's a pity that I sent it before I could even write down the title of the book (／_＼).

So pretty! ! ! This is the first time I have seen this type of interstellar literature! ! ! The wanderer who left his hometown shouldered the Blue Star civilization and multi-civilization interstellar literature. He shouldered the past and could not see the future. He was confusedly based on the present and traced the traces of his hometown. Civilizations conflicted, collided and merged with each other and developed. It feels so good but I can't put it into words. I look forward to Blue Star's appearance! ! !

It's very good. The setting and everything are very novel, but I don't know why. The author has stopped updating for almost a week. I hope the author will come back soon. I have really developed a habit. I will read this book every day. Yang Persimmon, please give the author traffic.

It looks good, and the plot is exciting. Think about it, this is a bad article (in the traditional sense), but with such a high rating, you know how valuable this article is. It's a pity that it ended, but everything that needs to be explained has been explained, so it's not considered a bad ending? I can only wish Ling Heli and Lan Xing peace and success in the interstellar world. Also, I really think Del is very handsome.

I don't know why I saw the rating here is only 7.3! ! It's really good to read. The ideas and writing are very good. That's how fast-paced life in the interstellar world is. It's super good to read. I like it very much. But why is it a new book? It's just a little bit. It's not enough to read. It's not enough to read at all.

It's so good, isn't it? The male protagonist is an upgrade, and it's a group portrait. I'm not too fond of names, but I know basically who the characters are. They have very distinct personalities, with clear pros and cons. It's a battle story that I love to read. It's a pity that it's a baby story. There are too few and it's not enough.

This book is worth reading. The story setting is very novel and caught me right away. The characterization is also remarkable, overall it's great, highly recommended!

The rhythm is very comfortable and beautiful. Looking forward to the next article, please stay CP-free.

It's very good. Each character has his or her own story and logic. The plot is well laid out. I've read a lot of novels. This is one of the rare situations where you won't feel that other characters stop functioning once they leave the protagonist's perspective.

It's good-looking and engaging, with ups and downs in the plot. It's not ridiculous or pretentious. The male protagonist is strong, doesn't resist, and doesn't run away from problems. He is now in contact with the mother and baby. I look forward to the follow-up plot. I hope there is no emotional line.

I have only watched less than half of it. So far, the protagonist has a very unique personality, is calm and stable, can learn, and actively improves himself. Occasionally, he will behave in a way that breaks his character, so I can barely watch it. I just don't know why, but I don't feel that the protagonist has any charisma. The plot is quite compact, and there are troubles and gains every day, but it's not a fun story, and some of the plots are quite inexplicable. The protagonist has strong social skills but a weak sense of boundaries. He always looks for help from others, whether familiar or unfamiliar. I feel that the protagonist is not well portrayed. I gave it four stars because the supporting characters are very recognizable and the characters are very vivid. I like those supporting characters very much.

It's a bit late. As an old guy, I forgot to give five-star reviews to too many books. I highly recommend this book. It's very good. Well, although it's a little bit of that, it's science fiction. The combination of all aspects is quite good.

It's very good-looking. I like it more every day. I've been following my favorite one. I also like the character design of the protagonist, the plot is very comfortable to watch, and it is quite interesting to interact with the other people in the team. But it's not enough to watch. I'm asking for more updates. I'm really looking forward to what the plot will be like when Blue Star connects with the interstellar.