Star River Refinement
星河炼
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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My heartfelt recommendations from the past 20 years. I don't read power fantasies, and I reject formulaic level-ups and simplistic newbie novels. I dislike overpowered protagonists and brainless stories most of all. Starting from Zero scarred me, along with Angel and the abandoned Absolute Game. Now I have no interest in online gaming novels! I drop a book without hesitation if the protagonist challenges someone three levels above them. Traps, suppression in special locations, and magic arrays a
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He kept emphasizing that "he is Zhou Sen, a scientist, not Zhou Sen, a notorious bandit" and that he had a "high IQ" persona, but he often showed inappropriate expressions and emotions, making it hard for people to believe him. One minute he's a ruthless interstellar bandit, committing murder and escaping from prison, and the next he's writing extensively about showing off and slapping down…
Having read over four hundred chapters, I just had to vent! I couldn't take it anymore. What's the point of having a main character?
The beginning of this book is a bit disappointing. If you want to skip ahead, just jump to the part about Ironclad: Evolution Giant's Fastest Cockroach to start reading; it won't skip too much of the main plot. The protagonist's character is also being redesigned later on.
What a terrible novel... The character design is flawed; a highly intelligent person is forced into being portrayed as a low-IQ, low-EQ, and obediently honest person.
This book would be better if it didn't feature a genius scientist as the protagonist, and it would be even better if it were a little less verbose. I'm so embarrassed!
Anyone who could hold out for three chapters with this writing style would be a genius. The part about changing bodies and becoming a weakling will definitely turn most people away. It's disgusting!
I feel the author could set a minimum follower count for posting. Some people who dislike the book directly criticize it in the comments section, making the review section a mess. I think this will discourage people who actually enjoy this type of book from clicking on it after reading the chaotic and nonsensical comments.
So disappointing. Such a good subject matter. The protagonist just keeps asking questions, then expressing surprise at the situation, and then repeating the amnesia. The character was supposed to be highly intelligent, but in dozens of chapters, she hasn't done a single smart thing. You should have started by making her a game-obsessed nerd with only an elementary school education. That would have been much more reasonable.
Thank goodness! I thought there was something wrong with my IQ. After reading over thirty chapters, I started to doubt my eyes. Was I, someone who's been reading novels for over a decade, not worthy of reading this? Seeing so many people talking about the protagonist's intelligence and the book's logical problems, I feel relieved.
I've been browsing Qidian for a while now, and I never expected to find a work of this quality. I've read up to chapter 100 and found it incredibly captivating! Personally, I really enjoy this kind of well-structured, slow-burn story. I've given all my monthly votes to it this month. Keep up the good work, author!