The World Beneath the Starry Sky

It's really good. There aren't many authors with such a conscience these days. I've read quite a few VIP novels, but I don't think *Starry Sky* is much worse, and it's even better than some VIP novels. Although the book does focus too much on some supporting characters—of course, this is just my personal opinion—I particularly appreciate the later volumes. Take Li Xin's madness, for example; when I read it, I felt a pang of sadness, like when my girlfriend dumped me, haha (^V^). I really liked it. This is my first time writing a book review, so it's not very good.

Finally out of jail, it wasn't easy.

This novel's style differs from other remarriage novels I've read. First, the female protagonist's inner thoughts are very well portrayed. Especially the section "In the Atago Pavilion, I Hate You!" Perfectly captures her despair, making the reader feel as if their own brother has died, evoking pity. Secondly, the descriptions of Li Xin's battle scenes are excellent; the author vividly depicts his actions, expressions, and mannerisms, making the reader feel as if they are there. However, the only drawback is the earlier chapters. Here's my complaint: "Author, what's wrong with you? What's all this about?! I don't understand it at all..."

I think it's well written.

This is all very messy; it feels like I'm just padding my writing. I'm just writing whatever comes to mind. Speechless.

Don't force it, I'll let you read 1 million words for free.

The writing is so whimsical and nonsensical, I couldn't even finish the first two chapters, so I'm outta here.

Thank you all for the compliments! I won't comment on each one individually. Astral Realm has come to an end after more than a year. Thank you all so much for your support. I will continue to work hard to write each of my books well, and I hope you will continue to support me.

The early chapters are quite discouraging; could you give a brief overview?

The first few chapters were quite chaotic.