I Went Viral After Writing Web Novels in the Interstellar World

Finished reading, it's good (currently 39 chapters). But all authors have a common problem: they update too infrequently. The main character has only been reading for a few months (it's hard to say if it's even three months, maybe I didn't check the time) and already has millions of words. What about you, author? 😏 Back to the text, the main and secondary elements are well-defined.

It's well-written, but the younger siblings are portrayed as too naive. Children raised in that kind of environment wouldn't be so innocent, naive, and trusting, their minds filled with nothing but romance. They might unconsciously rely on their older brothers and resent anyone who tries to take them away. Their later maturity comes from developing independence, but at that point, it's about respecting the male protagonist's choices.

It's good, the writing is very good, but the fact that the protagonist is still in the danger zone makes me a little sad, and I have a strange sense of urgency. I hope the protagonist can move out of the war zone with his family soon. The interaction between the protagonist and his younger siblings is very good. I hope that the later plot will not involve the protagonist and his younger siblings being separated due to an accident, otherwise it will not be good.

It's good (○`ε´○). A novel within a novel set in interstellar space is quite rare; it's a rare find. I've mostly seen similar stories on female-oriented platforms before. This genre is relatively uncompetitive, so this book should be a minor hit for a while. The writing is decent (9/10). The plot is logically sound and transitions smoothly.

I didn't see the end because the protagonist's work was plagiarized TT Although I know the protagonist in this story was plagiarized because he was greedy for money and hadn't fully developed, which is why he was plagiarized, I still feel uncomfortable. I just want to see the protagonist have a good time, and for all the bad things to stay far away from him.

(Chapter 96) Great! 👍 The pacing is quite good, and the relationship between the younger siblings is well-written. There's no main couple, no female lead, and no ambiguous relationships. However, there's a plot point that might seem like a downside, but I think it's just normal plot development 🤦 (I won't spoil it).

Actually, even before he started live streaming, his writing had some minor flaws, but those weren't particularly unbearable. However, once he started writing the novel during his live stream, the story became fresh and engaging, making it a very good plot-driven novel. I'm following the story within the novel itself, haha!

It's great, but the amount of content is a bit short. The opening mentions focusing on the main text, but it's not actually that much of a focus, which doesn't affect the reading experience. It's also possible that the author wrote both of these stories quite well, and both were written concisely, interspersed with reader comments, which kept it from getting boring.

It's a novel you can read over a long period of time. It's really rare to find a book that doesn't have many flaws, and whose plot isn't particularly interesting or boring. I found it quite interesting in the early stages, but I'm not so sure about the later parts. Overall, I'll continue reading, and I'll come back and leave another review if I encounter any problems later on.

To be honest, the original setting of the novel is not very good. The appeal of the plagiarist lies in the accurate extraction of the widely circulated parts of classic works, as well as the praise and emotional outbursts of readers in the novel from the perspective of someone who has been there before.