The Great Cosmic Frontier Era

It's advertised as science fiction, but it's really just an urban fantasy/slapstick comedy with a system element disguised as science fiction. The saccharine feel is unbearable. 🙂

I love this pioneering work! To each their own; every reader has their preferred genre, and every author has their own writing style. We can't be too demanding of authors. If you think you can write, go ahead and write; don't be a troll!

What a low-quality interstellar novel, a complete rip-off.

Another cut? I won't open any more chapters of your novels until they're over 200.

As a 20-year veteran reader, I think this book is quite good, but it's a pity it got banned. I guess it couldn't withstand the pressure from critics and its poor performance. Recently, I've seen several good novels get banned, and most of them didn't perform well, getting removed from the shelves on the second or third day after release. That's too hasty. Wouldn't it be better to let things develop naturally?

Without canceling the propagation ability of the Ruyi Bamboo, the protagonist only needs to sell one bamboo, and after a while, it will transform into a mainland commodity. Especially the saplings, which possess spatial abilities. The protagonist doesn't seem to value these treasures at all; it's incredibly foolish.

This novel will probably be the same as before; the author always writes such short stories. The last one died after 200 chapters, this one definitely won't exceed 250 chapters.

Changing the number doesn't change the fact that he's a eunuch, right, Tai Shen?

I haven't seen it yet. But that Memory Mirror skill cracked me up. It lets you retrace a path and observe things you didn't notice before, something like that? No, what's there to observe if you've already gone there? If there was an ambush, you've already experienced it, so what's there to see? I don't understand the use of this skill.

The premise is good, and the beginning is nice, but the later parts focus too much on describing the character's attributes, and it's all pure data. You've written twenty or thirty chapters about a single bamboo shoot, with virtually no plot progression.