
Star Ocean: Containing Aberrations, Starting in Prison
星海:从监狱开始收容异想体
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 971k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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406Chapters
1.3kRecommendations
3.9kFans
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He gets injured every few chapters; it's become a regular occurrence.
Abuse of the protagonist to the extreme
The book itself is quite good, but the plot is just too absurd! The protagonist is constantly being hunted down, either seriously injured or on his way to being seriously injured. It's getting increasingly depressing to read, and he never seems to have a chance to fight back. Aside from causing the deaths of those around him, he doesn't even have a moment to rest. Is this really the protagonist? Or is he some kind of enemy of the author?
The previous book had a great early-game mining and leveling-up aspect, and I thought it would be a space opera about drifting through space, but then I just sat there doing some kind of thing, and immediately lost interest. I wonder how this one will be.
The background looks a bit like a constellation of stars. When will a little gray cat appear?
It is not recommended to consume grains, forage, or seedlings at this time.
Daily Poisoning
Book quality: Green. A decent book, but too few to read.
The plot and character development are much better than the previous book. Keep it up! 👍
The most obvious characteristic of this book is that the author can't write without torturing the protagonist. The previous book was a bit better, but in this book, at least up to the part I read, the protagonist's injuries have basically never healed and he is constantly on the verge of death. I can't understand why the author insists on writing it this way.
Author, please don't let this thread stop!
It's been a long time since I've read such a satisfying science fiction story. I hope the author doesn't disappear!
It's a really good book, but I don't understand why there are so few readers. 🧐🧐🧐