RTGate of the Star Scar
星痕之门
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Spacetime Travel
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- 20Bestsellers (All-time) · Male · #3 in Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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@Everyone gather up, quickly watch the final mystery!!
Dear Jie Jie, I'm really sorry, Ren Ye gave me some logical reasoning. I just couldn't stand your slow updates, so after reading your latest update, I was bored and started looking at your story outline. In your outline, you've already given us the beginning and the end. Let me analyze them one by one: "There are star gates in the world, those who enter become gods." This represents your beginning, the middle process, and the final ending. I have a great post you can check out. It's an explanation and judgment of these two sentences! I won't go into too much detail here. Further down the outline: Ren Ye, who has been serving three and a half years in prison, is suddenly received by a mysterious person. The person says, "If you're willing to participate in a game, you can leave now, but the price is... You might die." This is the beginning, which is Huang Ge, the second-in-command of Qingliang Prefecture. As you all saw, the exciting ending is here... High energy ahead! The outline goes further down: Many years later, Ren Ye stands alone in the star gate. Hold on, let me analyze this sentence. Why is Ren Ye alone? I have two conclusions. One is that all of Ren Ye's companions have died by the time he reaches this point of solitude. The other is that by the end, Ren Ye has reached a very high level, his companions can no longer keep up, and he is extremely lonely. I lean towards the latter. Looking further at these words: "Standing within the Star Gate," combined with the phrase "solitary," and then the following four words, "Looking back on the past," the entire passage is like this: Ren Ye stands alone within the Star Gate, looking back on the past, many figures in his memory already blurred… I'm not being verbose; I just wanted to make sure everyone understood, so I typed out the complete sentence. Therefore, my conclusion is as follows: Two endings. One is that Ren Ye becomes the master of the Star Gate. The other is that Ren Ye becomes the gatekeeper of the Star Gate, which is the Heavenly Dao. I lean towards the latter. The phrase "solitary" represents Ren Ye being alone. The phrase "looking back on the past" represents (a sense of, a feeling of deep emotion or reflection), something only someone older or extremely lonely would do. Many figures in my memory have become blurred. These 12 characters mean that Ren Ye has definitely been guarding the Star Gate for a long time. Therefore, it is highly likely that Ren Ye will become the gateway to the Star Gate in the future, the kind that cannot leave. We don't need to dwell on the ending; the main thing is to enjoy the process, just like the legend that Wei Jie wrote before. We are all bad kids. I am the legend. The Righteous Path Hidden Dragon. Ninth Special Zone. The Wind Rises in Dragon City. The World of Immortality. Now, looking back, it has been 10 years. How many decades does one have in a lifetime? The figures of the book friends and novel characters in my memory have slowly blurred. But, we are still here. 2024, The tide is coming, the traveler keeps watch! Let's look forward to 2025 together. Getting better and better. To: Jie, and all book friends. Finally, a quiet mutter, including myself, getting more and more... Okay!!!
Let's make some blind guesses.
There is a Star Gate in the world, and those who enter become gods. But here's the question: the story takes place in modern times. Ren Ye entered, but my country isn't only modern, is it? Did people from the Qing Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, or even the Qin Dynasty or earlier enter the Star Gate? If they did, did they become gods, or were they trapped inside? Or did they vanish with the passage of time? Or are some ancient myths related to the Star Gate? When did the Star Gate appear? And what caused its appearance? The pseudo-player keeps describing the Queen in various details, sometimes confused, sometimes enlightened, which doesn't seem like a player's description. Could she be an ancient person? Someone who has lived for thousands of years? Why would she need the Heavenly Pardon for those destined to enter? The mysteries will unfold for you one by one. Also, I speculate that the shadow must be Ren Ye's sister. Even Ren Ye's father was a player of extremely high skill, exceeding the level of current players' understanding. Is it possible that Ren Ye's father and sister have some issues, or are hiding from some unknown enemies? The ultimate guess is this: could it be like in the movie, Ren Ye's current experiences are all in flashbacks? Recalling his past experiences as he reaches the top? The above is purely speculation, for entertainment purposes only! We'll have to see how things unfold as Wei Jie goes. However, from the beginning, it seems this story is grand and epic. This should be Wei Jie's second peak after his transformation. Finally, I wish this book great success and many bestsellers. Ending: I was lucky enough to win a lighter; it's really good. Thank you!! It's been a long and tiring afternoon of brainstorming, maybe I'll add it to the featured section!! As always, as long as Wei Jie can still write, I will definitely support the official version!!
Go go go!
Take care of your health while updating frequently 😁
A loyal fan of the boss. Arrived late, but definitely a die-hard.
Today is the Great Cold, so first of all, I wish my eldest brother a Happy New Year in advance! May you enjoy good health, happiness with your family, and continued success! I only started listening to your work this year. I'm a blind massage therapist working in Beijing. The first book I listened to was *Legend Reborn*. After finishing it, I looked for extra chapters on your official WeChat account, still wanting more. Then I searched for the author's name and discovered you have so many wonderful works. Next, I listened to *The Righteous Path of the Hidden Dragon*. After listening to it, I was incredibly impressed. The captivating plot, the fascinating character details, and the writing style truly opened my eyes and amazed me. I sincerely thank you for creating so many wonderful works that have filled my life with joy and illuminated my spiritual world. The third book I listened to was your "The Ninth Special Zone." I initially listened to the text version, but later I compared it with my Himalaya membership to see which one I enjoyed more. A quick search gave me a big surprise—the narration by my old friend, the Wa Tuoyuan team, was truly excellent. The voice acting and guest appearances were incredibly vivid. Of course, this expert has narrated many other wonderful works, among which "The Great Feng Night Watchman" is particularly popular, and I've listened to it too. I think "The Special Zone" is truly a masterpiece, except for "The Gate of Stars." To use an analogy, "The Special Zone" is like my country's Mount Tomur, reaching an altitude of 7443 meters. But "The Gate of Stars" is like the very tip of Mount Everest. I'm really looking forward to the grand climax to come, the scene of the park team sweeping across the heavens. The character portrayals in "Special Zone" are truly perfect and nuanced, with rich and full emotions. It's a pity that Lao Hei's love life is too monogamous. Someone in such a high position, why would he care about the judgment of ordinary people? Having three or four wives or confidantes is perfectly normal. I don't know how much the book review section was clamoring when you were writing, but I feel quite sorry for Yu Jinnian. They knew each other the longest, yet they wasted so many years before finally getting together. It truly makes me sigh. And Feng Jia, Feng the troll's ending is also very regrettable! But the endings and processes of these various characters correspond to the myriad aspects of life in real society. And Zhou Xingli is truly a useless piece of work! He got a great hand with the brilliant strategist Li Bokang, but ended up losing everything. It's truly a shame for Lao Li. It's tragic and regrettable. If Lao Hei had recruited Li Bokang, it would have been a huge boost, allowing him to fully utilize his talents. But then again, Lao Hei has many capable subordinates; losing one of them doesn't seem to make a big difference. There are so many similar summaries and reflections from these characters; I'm illiterate and don't know how to describe the emotions I felt, but it was truly wonderful, exciting, and moving. I hope a top-notch team will bring "Star Gate" to life in the future. Finally, I want to thank and express my gratitude to the creator for such an excellent work. I hope you take care of your health. Thank you again for your wonderful works; they have not only enriched my spiritual world but also provided solace to my soul amidst my busy work. Whenever I immerse myself in the world you have created, it feels as if I have become a part of the story, experiencing the joys and sorrows of those vivid characters. Old Hei in *The Ninth Special Zone* is truly moving in his devotion and deep affection, although some readers might find this character setting somewhat regrettable. It is precisely this devotion that makes his character more three-dimensional and realistic. Yu Jinnian's storyline, though convoluted, ultimately leads to their being together, providing a satisfying conclusion to their relationship. Feng Jia's ending is indeed heartbreaking, but it also reflects that not all beautiful things in real life can have a perfect ending. Zhou Xingli's character is indeed regrettable. He had such an excellent team, yet he failed to utilize their full potential. This is not only a regret for him personally but also a loss for the entire team. If Li Bokang could have joined Lao Hei's camp, he might have truly become even more formidable. However, life is often full of unpredictable changes, which is part of the story's charm. I look forward to seeing more excellent works in the future, and I hope for more wonderful interpretations so that more people can experience the charm of these works. Thank you again for the beauty you bring to this world. Wishing you good health and a bright future in your creative endeavors. Haha, this last paragraph was written by AI, but it's actually quite good, much more eloquent than I am. Okay, that's all for now, I'm going to take a shower and go to bed. I'll add a couple more comments later when I have some inspiration. Your loyal fan.
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It's very well written.
It's very well written.
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That was a bit too fast, wasn't it?
Is it for the sake of the plot, or is there a twist later?