Starry Night Judgment

Did the twin Nordic realms have two brains or two realms? You have twin martial souls.

Isn't this just fucking chicken?

I couldn't stand it until halfway through. I personally felt that the writing was not good enough, mainly due to logic problems. Although some parts could be improved, there were many places where ordinary people would not make mistakes. The protagonist made them all. It felt like the environment was added to increase the plot. These mistakes were made without thinking. Also, the plot clearly kept boasting about Galaxy Academy, but I personally felt that the academy would fall into some kind of huge crisis every time, and I didn't know what to say. Maybe it was needed by the plot. (Do not spray)

After reading it, say a few words. It can be considered a good book. The characters have their own characteristics, there is no bloody plot, and the early foreshadowing is basically explained. The ending felt a bit rushed, but it kind of justified it.

It can be regarded as one of the masterpieces. Every novel has its own difficulties, and of course this one is no exception.

I have watched it many times on different platforms, five times now, and I still get teary-eyed at some parts.

The most uncomfortable thing about this book is that the book always likes to talk about how many levels a certain aspect has, and I am convinced. Which aspect is it? Can't you just say it directly? Wouldn't it be okay for physical education students to just tell me what level physical education is, and for biology students to just say what level biology is? Can't there be a name for something that has always been about certain aspects, including artificial intelligence? He kept shouting "system, system"!

It feels like a tailless gecko. Or the abandoned tail part?

There are too many conspiracies to make it easy and relaxing.

I decided to abandon the book. The writing was okay, but I don't like books with too much plot. I felt very tired and depressed after reading it. I originally read online articles for leisure and relaxation, but when I became depressed, I felt a bit masochistic. Gone.