Chronicles of Blue Star
蓝星纪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
614Chapters
732Recommendations
1.6kFans
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I think it's unnecessary to continue writing; the logical flaws are too obvious.
I think it's pointless to continue writing; the logical flaws are too obvious. I couldn't continue after reading over 100 chapters. The author must have read too many farming novels. The early part of the book was alright, but the plot became riddled with inconsistencies after the alien world.
Just one glance at your Crisis Era Law reminded me of The Three-Body Problem; you probably copied it from there.
I almost forgot...
Oops, I was away on holiday for a few days and almost forgot I had to update this book... But it's okay, nobody reads it anyway... 😁😁😁😁
Resident Evil has broken out
The biohazard crisis will change the status quo of the Spirit Star battlefield, plunging the human alliance into immense trouble and allowing the demons to rise again. The battle will continue with great difficulty. With such repetitive plot twists in the final chapter, isn't the author just being verbose?!
Regarding Chapter 15.
I originally planned to write up to chapter 14, but then I felt that the number 14 was unlucky, so I changed it and added another chapter. This will be the final chapter, I hope you all enjoy it.
Regarding the article on "studs"
I think if this book had followed the usual formula earlier, making the protagonist a "stud," wouldn't it have been more successful? Haha, I'm overthinking it.
Okay, I was wrong. This is a fantasy novel, not science fiction. The beginning was quite engaging, but I couldn't continue reading after the mindless cultivation subplot... Finally, good luck to the author!
Taking a moment to read some of the comments, I realized they definitely need some analysis.
The initial concept of this book had some logical problems, mainly concerning the introduction of the protagonist's identity. I originally intended for the protagonist to be an all-around character combining the mind of a scientist and the physique of a special forces soldier, so that he could adventure in the early stages of the other world.
It's quite well written.
This book is quite well-written; the logic is clear, the presentation is well-organized, and it also has a human touch.
Author's Closing Remarks
Anyway, having finally finished a book, I should say something. *Blue Star Chronicles* is my first novel. Although the writing is immature, the content dull, and the plot stale and monotonous, it is, after all, my first novel. From a professional perspective, it's unacceptable, but from a personal perspective, I've achieved a small goal in life!