Stellar Transformation: The Sequel

Wow... So Qidian also has a sequel... However, this sequel is far inferior to the other sequels.

Although they are all by the same author, their works are different. Having read Stellar Transformations for over ten years, which was my first book to introduce me to the genre, this sequel to Stellar Transformations is actually not as good as the other one by the same author. However, I personally feel that the first side story was better written. I hope that the future anime adaptation will be based on the first sequel. 🤓

This version is terrible; I can't find the other version, Supreme God Heaven.

Why do I feel like it's well-written...? Everyone says the writing is bad...? Is it because my appreciation level is too low? 😰

Hahaha, I finally found the official sequel!

There is also a sequel to Stellar Transformations, which tells the story of Qin Shuang, Gu Pan, Sun Wukong, and Qin Yu. It describes how Qin Yu discovers that the people who died in the universe are in another space, fights with the controllers there, and is eventually reincarnated to cultivate Stellar Transformations again and become the Supreme God, etc.

This one on Qidian isn't as good as the original *Necromancer's Space*. *Necromancer's Space* was the first fantasy novel I ever read. I was in third grade then, reading it on an old-fashioned cell phone—it brings back so many memories. A primary school student like me was deeply captivated by this kind of novel.

On November 4, 2022, Qidian recommended a book to me from 2009. Although I had read this book before, including another version by the same author that was infringing on copyright, I still couldn't understand why Qidian would recommend a book from 13 years ago!

Forgive my bluntness, but while this book is barely passable, it falls far short of the original Stellar Transformations. The most frustrating thing is the absurd plot.

Daily poison delivery, starting to dig up old posts?