The Star God Descends, and My Path Talent Guarantees a Gold in Every Ten-Pull

When the meteorite of discontinuation falls upon the book, only the resurrected author can escape predetermined demise. To prevent the sun from setting, the author soars into the heavens, wiping away your reading slump. The author, in doing so, will fall into discontinuation, but to reclaim it, you, all of you, must write to a place higher than the author's.

Wow, this is so good! The world-building is incredibly captivating. While the concept of destiny is common, the author's setup is excellent, the writing is smooth, the protagonist's cheat-like abilities are great, and there are no incompetent villains. A must-read!

It's pretty good overall. The world-building is novel. After reading so many traditional Honkai Impact 3rd novels, this is a refreshing change. It's unlike some so-called "semi-invincible" novels where characters challenge opponents far above their level only to be defeated one by one by the terrain.

It's quite interesting so far. The protagonist can embark on different paths and even have different identities, which is very intriguing. The author hasn't limited themselves to the fan-created "Collapse Iron" world, but has created an original novel using the Star God as its world background, which I love! (*´ω`*) I hope it gets better and better as it progresses.

It's alright, although there are some minor flaws. These days, there aren't many books that still have those little yellowish buttons (referring to the game's overly bright yellow interface). Let's start with two controversial settings: 1. Multiple destinies – some people like this, some don't. 2.

It's so good! There's just too little to read. Author, please update more frequently! The pacing is great, the trials are very imaginative, and the protagonist's mystique is very appealing. Looking forward to the rest of the story.

It's pretty good. I feel like if it continues to be written, it could reach an 8.5 Rating. (Some people say it's about a nanny, but where did you see a nanny? Aren't they all people with connections? Aside from those who are righteous, who did the male lead protect? And protecting someone doesn't mean protecting everyone; it could also mean protecting oneself.)

The idea is great, and the story background is very unique. I don't know if it comes from anime or other derivative works, but it seems quite interesting.

The hook is big, but the pace is extremely slow. This isn't just slow-paced, it's ridiculously watery.

Finding gold in the shit