Azure Star Journey
蔚蓝星途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Mecha
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
942Chapters
71kPopularity
1.2kReaders
601Must-read votes
9.1Score
367Ratings
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Reader comments 10
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The protagonist is a piece of shit. Everyone from low-level female officers to imperial princesses and even alien princesses like to fall in love with the protagonist. The only way to attract the protagonist is the Japanese male protagonist Asashi, and he has the classic sexual impotence of the Japanese male protagonist. The setting has an extremely high IQ but is often stupid, and has basically no emotional intelligence. He relies on Asashi to attract women. I have read more than 700 chapters, and the overall plot is okay, but the number of words is very low. Both mechas and monsters use their full names every time, which affects the perception when describing battles.
After reading it, I felt like I was playing house one after another. If it hadn't been for these mecha elements, it would have been thrown into the trash can long ago.
It's not good-looking, it's like chewing the meat and there is no desire to continue reading. The character of the protagonist has not been fully developed yet. Every picture feels disconnected. There is too much water and I skipped chapters.
It's a mess, looking like several books put together. Useless characters take up too much space, and there are too many cliche plots. It's the kind of book that you can barely read. The author is good at writing about battles but always likes to write about politics, economy and culture, and his level is not that good.
The first part was okay, but when it came to writing about the other world, I can only say that it took too much space to write about it. I felt it was unnecessary, so I skipped directly to the story of the other world. Most have nothing to do with the overworld. I don't have the patience to watch at all.
Why do all the women like the protagonist, and there are some watery words?
The villain's IQ is online, the plot is unfolding, and the universe view is rich and comprehensive
Completed OK OK
So-so. After reading Chapter 187, I feel that the protagonist is very average and seems very contradictory.
The plot is not very good, from the protagonist's departure to the chapter names of the novel, it is always a mess.