The Outcast: Dark Star's Second Life

When it first came out, I was really annoyed by Zhang Zifan's drinking, flirting, and raping of Lu Linxuan, and I immediately dropped the show. Now that I hear it's been improved, I don't want to go back and watch it. It's just that the romance scene was so inexplicable. He got her after a little flirting. In *Swordsman*, it was only because the senior brother wasn't around that her heart was stolen. Romantic scenes usually have a lot of build-up. It still makes me angry.

It would have been better if they had just gotten Lu Linxuan. Zhang Zifan almost made me sick; he was drinking, harassing, and raping Lu Linxuan. I almost gave up on the show after that, but I forced myself to keep watching.

Its performance should be similar to another novel, "Rebirth of the Bad Guys." It'll likely surpass that one in a few tries; that one involves writing two books simultaneously, while "Rebirth of the Bad Guys" only updates one chapter every few days. Plus, it was released earlier and is already taking off.

Guys, I'm back in my dorm. My roommate is incredibly noisy. To sum him up, he's someone who makes a lot of noise. How loud is he? He's so loud in our dorm that you can hear him halfway down the hallway. I have to stay in the dorm revising my thesis these past few days, so I can't leave. I'm currently writing these daily updates while squatting on the stairs. I'm sorry, I'll resume updates after I finish my defense and leave school, and make up for the missed updates. I'm really sorry.

Watching this anime is really creepy. Zhang Zifan, that idiot, actually gets to sit on the throne? It's ridiculous! 😂

Sigh, if Gangzi saw Li Xingyun asking if everyone was willing to bow down to him, he'd probably be so happy he'd turn to death.

In the original anime, the relationship between the Empress and Li Xingyun originated from curiosity, developed during a crisis when the Empress was rescued by a hero, and ended due to the needs of the overall plot. In my opinion, the Empress is a ruler who possesses a spirit that rivals men in matters of state, unparalleled combat prowess, and excellent strategy.

Dear author, I saw the issue you raised in chapter 19, and I think your line of thinking is correct. Even if Li Xingyun is reborn, his mindset after rebirth, his understanding of his past life, and his future experiences will all cause changes in his mentality. Regarding the issue of building a harem, I hope the author can write well about the independent personalities of each woman; that's what a harem novel should be like.

I'm speechless. You shouldn't write chapters like this. The way you write makes the plot uncoordinated. One chapter is about the protagonist fighting with his junior sister, and the next chapter immediately jumps to something else. It's okay if it happens a few times, but the problem is that you keep repeating this writing style. Just when the reader is starting to get interested in the plot, suddenly the next chapter becomes the main story. It leaves me completely confused!

In times of peace and prosperity, inaction is permissible! But in this world rife with war, where is the path that the people truly desire? Internally, traitors hold sway; externally, enemies are eyeing us covetously, plotting to seize our land, enslave our people, and break our backbone. Yet Li Xingyun still harbors fantasies of a carefree life, practicing medicine and saving lives! Go, protagonist! Never let these absurdities repeat themselves!