Even After Severing the Star River with My Sword, I’m Still Too Weak

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This is a rare invincible protagonist novel that doesn't restrict the protagonist financially. Honestly, the most frustrating thing about reading invincible protagonist novels is that rich people can casually give away hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars without a second thought, and the recipients are indifferent, showing no real ability.

Some strange tropes in Chinese novels: The protagonist is very powerful, but there's a weird setting to limit his strength, or enemies are always one or two levels higher than him, allowing him to skip levels and show off. Novels often describe the protagonist obtaining a magical elixir; if the protagonist eats it, his foundation becomes unstable, but if a supporting character eats it, he can level up several times without any problems and even improve his aptitude.

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Ban Nisnei!

A very interesting work, completely different from what I imagined. The cheerful words are just a heavy cover; the inner thoughts of each character are presented in a comedic form. It subtly echoes the saying that the core of comedy is tragedy. The novel is full of foreshadowing and doesn't resemble the typical invincible protagonist story.

Let's talk about a few points. 1. Your book doesn't really have a main plot, and I don't know what you're trying to write about. Is it about the female lead's tragic and resentful life and the male lead's antics? 2. It's described as having a bizarre world setting, but it doesn't seem to develop any real-world perspective.

The story initially unfolds with a stalemate followed by a dramatic rise, then some readers can't take it anymore and start criticizing. The author loses their temper, and then continues writing in the same way. This is a classic case of mutual harm.

This story takes place after Chu Yao discovers the truth about Qi Ling and experiences many, many things. This is her growth, and also her determination. Under the moonlight, in the quiet and dark city. Wearing a black trench coat, Chu Yao gazed at the burning buildings in the distance. That was her masterpiece. In the firelight, some people were cursing, and some were wailing.