Star God Sacrifice

I read this book when I was in middle school, and it left a deep impression on me. I still remember the last sentence: "Give each other a hug like friends." I didn't intend to analyze the content of the book, but seeing many people criticizing the lack of a female lead, I'd like to say a few words.

The protagonist acts and speaks at an incredibly slow pace, slower than a dying old person. What could be a simple question is refuted by his incessant, seemingly endless "thinking." I wanted to smash my phone while reading. I've read countless novels, and all the negativity combined doesn't even come close to a fraction of this protagonist's. I just wanted to pin him to the ground and beat him up. I'm not reading anymore.

I've always been captivated by this book, not because it's exceptionally well-written, but because the Star Guiding Technique transcends the typical energy or attributes found in ordinary novels. It uses Star Guiding to manipulate the trajectories of stars and the movements between them. While it may not seem so mysterious today, it was a world-shaking phenomenon at the time.

Various disasters came one after another. First, the protagonist is the reincarnation of a powerful figure's obsession—a huge plot hole. Second, it wasn't until more than ten thousand years after the younger sister's failed attempt to possess the body that she learned the maid who had been possessed had been pretending to be the protagonist's sister all along, and that the mastermind was the protagonist's fiancée when he was in the Qi Path. The reading experience was instantly blown away.

I read this book 11 years ago, but it wasn't finished yet. I'd forgotten about it for over a decade, but suddenly stumbling upon it brought back memories. Looking back now, from my perspective at the time, it's comparable to many of Tomato's masterpieces. Its first half is incredibly imaginative, with many novel settings for its time.

The protagonist is calm and composed, without any of the irrational traits that make him freeze in place at the sight of a woman; he possesses the demeanor of the ancient Azure Emperor. 🤫

I've read several of the author's books and liked them all, but this one left a deep impression on me.

The lack of a female protagonist is what I regret most about this book. Okay~_~ I should say she didn't push him down!

I think the author's best book is still "Nuclear Explosion".

Thumbs up for the great master's classic work!