Am I Really Worthy of You All Chasing After Me?

Seeing that such a good book didn't have any reviews, I thought I'd write one first. I was initially going to give it ten stars, but after thinking it over, I decided on nine (actually, I wanted to give it eight). How to put it? This science fiction novel is, in my opinion, excellent. The details are incredibly meticulous. Reading from the first volume to the second left me quite confused. Having read a lot of overly systematic science fiction novels, I didn't pay much attention at first. However, after the second volume, I re-evaluated myself and this excellent work. I reopened the book and savored it carefully. The saying "details determine success or failure" is perfectly exemplified here. The character development is indeed fast, but compared to others...

Thankfully, the cover art was good, otherwise I wouldn't have clicked on it. Let's start with the novel's strengths. First, as a loyal reader of light novels, I have to say the writing style is very much in the style of light novels (compared to other SF novels), and some of the settings are quite original (such as Xiaoji and Guan Zhiren). The "growth" of the protagonist, Jiang Xiaobai, is also evident. The weaknesses are very obvious: it's too slow-paced! So slow that even someone like me who likes slow-paced stories sometimes skips chapters. The title is also poorly chosen; after reading the afterword of volume nine, I felt that the title was related to the content. Moreover, while it focuses on "growth," the story...

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As for the writing style, there's not much to say; it's quite good. But it's going to heat up very slowly! It can't end without 8 million words. Even if Xiao Ji returns, foreshadowing, adding background information, and advancing the plot, the description of an ordinary event is too over-the-top, and the plot progresses ridiculously slowly. This isn't a school campus; it's all about interpersonal relationships and social dynamics. This isn't romance; it's practically espionage, a game of mutual manipulation. Battle report: Over 3 million words have been written, and the title still hasn't appeared.

The story is back! The 13 missing chapters will be added as soon as possible, but the illustrations will be delayed due to the low configuration of the new equipment! This is to inform you that the deadline is June 7th!

From junior high to freshman year of college, the author is still updating 😂

I still think the author is amazing, holy crap!

The return of the God of Space was so shocking, so you, the author, actually remembered things from your other books?!

Thankfully, the cover art was good, otherwise I wouldn't have clicked on it. Let's start with the novel's strengths. First, as a loyal reader of light novels, I have to say the writing style is very much in the style of light novels (compared to other SF novels), and some of the settings are quite original (such as Xiaoji and Guan Zhiren). The "growth" of the protagonist, Jiang Xiaobai, is also evident. The weaknesses are very obvious: it's too slow-paced! So slow that even someone like me who likes slow-paced stories sometimes skips chapters. The title is also poorly chosen; after reading the afterword of volume nine, I felt that the title was related to the content. Moreover, while it focuses on "growth," the story...