Flames Refine the Stars

What I admire most about the protagonist isn't his unwavering will or his cheat-like abilities, but rather his ability to always look at beautiful women with clear eyes. I just want to know what "clear eyes" means!

The framework of Swallowed Star is similar to that of Swallowed Star in many ways.

It's a bit frustrating to watch. So many characters clearly have ulterior motives; keeping them alive would definitely lead to disaster, yet they weren't killed the first time, waiting until the other party caused harm before committing the killing. And the protagonist, when he has a premonition of danger, his first reaction is, "Was that just my imagination?"

Fire Forges the Stars, Devour the Stars, Martial Arts Forge the Stars, Battle Shines the Stars—they're all pretty good.

The beginning of this book was alright, and the middle part was okay too, but the later part was really difficult to read. Even if the protagonist is supposed to have a lot of trouble, don't write it like this! Every time he goes to a new place, he has to become a savior. The attempts to fill in the plot holes at the end were really worse than not filling them in at all. I persevered until I was 80% done. Died! Died 13 days ago.

After reading a few chapters, it gave me a feeling similar to "Swallowing the Stars".

Another book imitating Swallowed Star

I only just entered the starry sky at the very end… It wasn't quite what I expected. Although there were many surprises, it's a real shame that the title "Starry Sky" didn't actually include any starry sky storyline.

You keep saying you need to take care of your parents, but you only wrote down his mother. What's his father's name? Where is his father? It seems you haven't written any of that.

After reading a few chapters, I kept feeling like I was reading Swallowed Star.