A Certain Sun God's Simulated Creation of the Stars

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It's pretty good, but the plot is not very rigorous, and many things are contradictory. It is said that those who should have died will be ostracized by the world if they survive. What about the passers-by who are accidentally saved? There are also ordinary people in the God's Domain where the protagonist is located. Why can there be no ordinary people in Blue Star? And why cultivate a Samsung world specifically? There are so many nine-star worlds in this universe, why not just find one that will break through immediately and wait for it to break through? It is also said that worlds above three stars have been shaped and it is difficult to change, so why not find a world with a higher star rating that is similar to your own? For example, if I specifically look for a nine-star world that follows the same path as my own, I don't believe I can't find it. After all, there are almost more than 1,000 nine-star worlds in the super large composite abyss next to the God's Domain where the protagonist is. From this, we can see that there are definitely many nine-star worlds in this universe. Next is the most ridiculous thing to me, does it need a sun? The universe is so big, isn't it easier to find a sun than to find a three-star world? Why can't we find the sun? After all, wherever there is a sun, there may not necessarily be life, but wherever there is life, there must be a sun (excluding planets with dark creatures). We have to go to a very difficult place to find it. It is far away in the sky, close in front of our eyes, but we treat it as invisible.