Lord of the Hun Tian Stars

The writing is immature, but it's still a satisfying read. The plot is too fast-paced and lacks filler 😁, which makes it a bit hard to get used to.

It's a bit too much; I couldn't handle it after the second chapter.

The writing is quite immature, but it's still readable.

I've read up to chapter 18; it's about forcibly making enemies, the kind where you have the strength to fight them head-on. I'll keep reading.

Having read Chapter Four, "Poisoning Out," I thought, "Why does a perfectly good Chinese person have to turn into an angel? Is he crazy? There are so many gods in China, aren't they all better than angels?"

The writing is immature and contains too many repetitive sentences.

Did they write the protagonist as a goofball?

I've read up to chapter 22. The premise is good, but the plot is terrible. The protagonist is foul-mouthed, weak, and arrogant, and crucially, he has no powerful backing. He has no special abilities and offends everyone. He went to grind monsters right after awakening, not only surviving but also drawing a lot of hatred with his taunts.

It seems like the entire concept of "realm" is copied from "Swallowed Star".

You probably haven't read Swallowed Star.