Swallowed Star: The Sword Saint

The character of the protagonist Chen Ao is the biggest highlight of this book: he traveled through time with the Juggernaut system and became the ceiling of the earth's combat power early on. However, he always held the concept of "sustaining to win" and was willing to wait for Luo Feng to rise. He did not steal the opportunity or the limelight, but only silently saved people and paved the way in the dark. This kind of "non-stealing" protagonist is really rare in fan works. The author has sublimated "obscene development" from a joke into a survival philosophy in line with the worldview of Swallowing the Stars - after all, in that cruel universe where the strong are always strong and the weak die instantly, premature exposure of strength will only lead to disaster. All Chen Ao's choices of "avoiding battles" and "hiding clumsiness" are in line with the original work's portrayal of the dangers of the universe, and are completely logically defensible. The design of the Juggernaut system is also outstanding. The four skills are perfectly integrated into the original training system: the Q skill helps to understand the laws of space, the R skill extracts genes to improve the level, and the W skill assists in enlightenment. There is no sense of inconsistency in the forced setting, and it is very smoothly integrated with the growth path of the protagonist's "space kendo". In terms of story structure, the author has also done a very rigorous job. The whole book strictly follows the timeline and geographical settings of the original work, from the Nirvana of the Earth, the arrival of the golden-horned giant beast, to the battle of geniuses, the understanding of Chaos City, to the crisis of the cosmic sea beasts, and the inheritance of the world of Jin. All key nodes correspond to the original work, but Chen Ao's story is added to the blank spaces of the original work. This does not disrupt the original plot rhythm, but also gives readers the fresh feeling of "looking at the classic from another perspective." The interaction between the two protagonists was also handled well: Chen Ao sent Luo Feng the Secret Book of Nine Tribulations in advance and gave him many pointers on the law, which made Luo Feng grow faster than in the original work. However, Luo Feng's own character and core trajectory have not been changed at all, and he is still the tough and passionate human leader. This kind of "complementary and non-stealing" treatment is far better than directly replacing the original protagonist. Of course, this book is not perfect, and the controversial points are also obvious: some readers feel that the protagonist is "excessive", hiding his clumsiness even though he has a system to protect his body, which is not refreshing enough to watch; some readers also criticize some plots to highlight the protagonist's forbearance, deliberately weakening the IQ of other strong people, and some conflicts are slightly deliberately designed.

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It's a bit AI, especially in the later stages, and I'm in a hurry to finish it, which is too watery.