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18 Volumes / 680 Chapters (Complete)
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In a galaxy far away, there is a kid without the innate ability to practice internal techniques. So, in order to gain the respect of his father, he resolutely chooses to follow the more difficult and painful path of practicing external techniques. As the years go by, he grows up, but what really changes his life is a mysterious meteoric crystal stone – the Meteoric Tear. This stone fuses with the young man’s body unnoticed, and he seems to undergo drastic transformations as a result. After that, everything is changed. Eventually his father knows that the son for whom he hasn’t really shown a lot of consideration possesses astonishing abilities. And there’s a lot more to come.

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Tinh thần biến
Xing Chen Bian
星辰变
Related Series
Coiling Dragon (Prequel)
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Night Song
Night Song rated it
October 24, 2016
Status: --
The first few volumes of the story were great and the world building was terrific. Unfortunately as the story progressed the author decided that descriptions were of no use and opted to rush through the settings/locations. The Power levels were quite confusing, especially as the story went further on. The fight scenes were adequate at best and kind of dragged on if I'm honest. The characters were quite bland and the romantic side of the story failed to evoke any form of emotion from me. But despite all the unresolved... more>> plot points, forgotten characters and incomprehensible number scales... it's an alright read. <<less
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Sae
Sae rated it
October 19, 2016
Status: Completed
This novel is not bad, but is not good either. Like every IET novel ever, the first part would be brilliant, MC being an adorable kid with a good cultivation technique. It's very good, it gives you pleasant feelings.

And then there's the downfall (you'll know when you get there because it's the same unique downfall mark for many IET novels). The techniques will be less interesting and more vague, the plot recycles itself and its other IET novel peers (assuming ST wasn't the first novel IET wrote). The characters... more>> turn bland. To say bland is a little unfair because that's just their characters yeah but if this is not the first IET novel you've read then you know what I mean...

And then there is the ending. It may feel brief if this is your first time, but you'll get used to it if you reach out for other IET novels and read to the end.

Don't expect too much from the romance, and I hate to repeat this but if you know IET then you know to not expect proper romance...

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One thing that irritates me is how he makes his gf the motivation for training (she doesn't do much in the whole novel, like many other IET female companions). It's good to have a goal, and he still feels joy in training, but the romance is already not that good. To make it the actual goal to develop the cultivation+adventure (which should be the selling point), pulls down the whole thing.

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Ashura22
Ashura22 rated it
September 4, 2016
Status: v18c45
Stellar transformation is nothing special.

Characters appear dull or like the main character have no personality at all. Qin Yu seems like he's made out of Annoying politeness. It seems they cant even talk normal in this novel. Besides he has the greatest plot armour ever made besides his predecessor Linley. This novel is like taking coiling dragon and take the bad chapters all away. Stellar Transformation is just below average.
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Dinosquash1
Dinosquash1 rated it
June 8, 2016
Status: v18c45 part3
Ok, I gotta say, when I first started reading ST, I didn't really like it much. But as most things written by IET, that notion got thrown out the window pretty fast.

As the sequel of Coiling Dragon (if you dont know what CD is, search it up, Its a MUST READ), ST brings a new setting with new rules. It starts off with Qin Yu, a little tyke who couldn't train (cultivate, practice, etc) like the normal folk so he goes and does something else entirely -... more>> become a bad ass. With a heart of determination and courage, he walks the path of becoming truly strong, and on said path he gains a lifelong brother, Hei Yu, and later on he meets another life-long brother, Hou Fei. Now everything should be as normal right? He trains, get stronger, meets bad guys, beats bad guys, etc... but NOPE.

At one point in the story he meets his love of his life (dont forget these dudes live a very long time) and then he

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finds true love, they bond, he finds out her family is too OP for lil old mortal him, so she has to go, and he's left all alone

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Finds his new goal in life, to become stronger and to reunite with his little lover (buts thats some minor stuff). So throughout his life Qin Yu's goes through a lot of stuff, from creating black holes to training on darkstars to becoming an uncle, his life is full of ups and downs, but its truly interesting throughout.

Now this story, its really is and was (its currently completed) an awesome read, having its fair shares of laughs and tears, it is definitely a Must Read.

I give this novel a 5/5 for its non linear story and it being a pleasure throughout its' entire translation period.

Other recommended reads:

Coiling Dragon (prequel, MUST READ)

Against the Gods

Martial God Asura

Peerless Martial God

The Great Ruler <<less
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WildMagnolia
WildMagnolia rated it
October 5, 2015
Status: --
The only thing that was bad with reading this was the waiting for a new chapter. But it can also be a good thing, since one don't have time to binge-read sometimes.

The main character Qin-Yu is very likable and I feel the need to cheer him on so that he can reach the top someday.
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poetic_vibrations rated it
November 5, 2023
Status: b4c10
I made an account just to let y'all know how bad this is.

The translation is absolutely terrible. Just about every sentence is written/phrased incorrectly. The translator love to use sentences like this, "Qin Yu’s eyes glitter. He says smilingly: 'blah blah blah'". Like who in the world says "smilingly"? That's like this dude's favorites word!

The villains are just dumb. At one point the translator says, "He walks over evilly" or something along those lines. Like rather than giving realistic character exposition, they're just described as doing something "evilly".

For some... more>> reason the author thinks wars are just a game of who has the most people. I've never seen warfare written so terribly in a novel. The majority of it is like " 'Our enemy has 400, 000 and we have 500, 000! We will win this with face!' He says evilly."

This book makes me feel like I'm losing brain cells as I read it. I have no idea why it's listed in so many 'must read' lists. It's God awful and I don't even think a better translation could salvage it. <<less
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iToon
iToon rated it
August 30, 2023
Status: Completed
Read this in 2016. I was here because I read another novel from the same author.

The author was ingenious in creating these 2 novels, CD and ST, because the ending of both made me feel that Hong, who called himself Worlds creator was the author himself. He created these fantasy worlds then sit back and observed with interest for countless eons to see who were capable enough to fulfil the requirement of their specific world and transcend to Godhood. In ST, the MC was a genius to split world and... more>> created his own domain long before he even reached the peak of his martial art.

In this novel, The MC, Qin Yu was said to be incapable to practice internal arts due to his weak diantian but later encountered an unknown object which he called meteoric tear that changed his life forever. Hei You was his bird companion that fought countless life and death battles to the higher world, where the MC transcended to godhood and Hei You awakened his ancestor bloodline.

A worth reading novel about friendship, hard work, and devoted love. <<less
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kamisusano
kamisusano
November 14, 2021
Status: v4c1
This novel is a bunch of mess. Just a mass of what author thinks that is cool mix together and throw logic and normal human emotion away. Characters in this novel are programmed to feel what need to feel for the plot. E.g:

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MC revealed he is xiantian, MC's father still refused his help for absolutely no reason. Maybe because fear that enemies were too strong, but bruh he didn't say sh*t and just sat still looking at MC broke down cried and flied away. MC's father felt he owned MC so much but dude he didn't do sh*t to mend in half a year. All this needless drama for MC's father feeling lost when MC "died'' and swore revenge, although he already did in the past.

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MC is emotionally ret*rded with daddy issue. Dude read polictical books and scream: " No this is too cruel I can't do it" yet kill 100 people just with a brainwash sentence from his friend: "Kill a evildoer save 100 people". Dude got treasures and plot amour blatantly flied into his lap making him an immortal. Why the hell he cultivated anyway if he already immortal? Oh I know as IT IS BECAUSE OF DADDY ISSUE, no cap. Author make him mature for his age, but always pull a "but he was still a kid in his heart" card when he thinks or did something s*upid, for the "dramatic" plot... <<less
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Jeto
Jeto rated it
October 12, 2018
Status: Completed
A truly magnificent book;

The book was quite long but that just made me even happier. More pages/chapters is better!

Now if you like cultivation, and multiple realms. I implore you to try this book out.

... more>> A "few" reason why I found this book to be awesome;

  1. The romance felt perfect for this type of novel. The MC and his love interest simply clicked, but didn't click right away. I personally love slow/evolving romance in my books.
  2. The mc's relationship with friends/family was perfect. Due to all the characters being well placed and their personalities working well together. You can clearly see why they like each other and why they deserve to be part of this circle of friends. I personally thought that 9/10 of every characters introduced in this book were well placed and well created.
  3. I found the story to be super unique. I read this book before reading Coiling Dragon, unintentionally of course. (This does not ruin either of the books by the way.)
  4. The plot in this book was strong and well maintained. I didn't feel like it was ever deviating off of it's intended path. Even when there were side stories, they still felt like they were part of the main plot.
There was 1 thing about this series that I didn't like. However I did find it acceptable to a degree and you'll see my reason here;

A couple/few times throughout the book I felt like certain plots would repeat themselves. Now I guess it's not really something to be too mad about due to the fact that the book was so long. I mean how do you avoid a couple plots/side plots from repeating each other? The only reason I found them acceptable was because they weren't so much alike that it felt like a copy/paste. <<less
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doomageton
doomageton rated it
October 7, 2018
Status: Completed
This novel starts off pretty slowly, and I won't lie that it took lots of effort for me to actually read it at first. I was really disappointed in the beginning because I was expecting it to be as good as coiling dragon and desolate era. Later I found out that even though this is the sequel to coiling dragon, it was actually written before it, hence the lack of flow in the beginning part of this novel. But because of this you get to actually experience how much the... more>> author "I eat tomatoes" improves throughout the completion of this work, and in my opinion why he's so good at writing desolate era and coiling dragon.

I really recommend everyone to pull through the first 200 chapters, and I guarantee that you'll be in love with this series by the time you reach the first half. Stellar transformations became one of my favorite novels because of the second half of the novel, and it's originality is something I love about it (remember he wrote this before CD and DE). <<less
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Bassel
Bassel rated it
May 19, 2018
Status: v15c38
I suffer when reading a story where the MC is a moron. And this MC is just that. A moron.

I'm not gonna drop it because I like IET's storytelling as always. But it's as expected, this is one of IET's worst.

Update: He gets dumber by the volume. Wow. Hey, I have a treasure that everybody wants, let me not assume that I'm being monitored by the greedy people who know I have it. Hey, I have a perfect disguise technique, but let me not use it although I know I'm... more>> probably being pursued. Hey, I just killed your loved one, let me proceed to kill everyone else on the field and let YOU escape so that you can come back and bite me in the ass later.

Damn. I want to drop this to 2 stars. TRULY INFURIATING.

Update 2: I guess IET was still learning because the writing was quite s*upid. But don't make the MC jump through hoops and sh*t so that he can avoid people finding trouble with him and then, for some ridiculous reason, those people's attention goes to him anyway. I mean. What's the point?

Update 3: MORON! MORON! MORON! <<less
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Zeusomega
Zeusomega rated it
April 20, 2018
Status: Completed
The story had a very good potential, but the excess timeskips makes it very disappointing. I am saying this after reaching book 12 plzz remove the clever protagonist tag. This MC is in no way clever. Every time the reason and danger is just there and he never anticipates any thing, every f**king time he is lucky to escape. All the whole if you like stories where everything happens for MC's good and lacks logic in every sense then you will love it

Edit: it's my mistake, I should... more>> have added after finishing it. Sigh, after all this time now that I reminisce, it's a good read and a memorable one to starters of CN. His cultivation technique is unique and the ending isn't rushed or broken in holes.

There are flaws, but common ones found in CN, this is one of the starting CN novels to get translated so it's a worth a try. <<less
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sivasms
sivasms rated it
March 22, 2018
Status: Completed
I was kinda skeptical about it first because of its no of chap (which was very less 680) then I realized each chapter is bigger so there goes off my first concern then the story it is one of the best things I have read in this genre I like this one better than Lord xue ying yeah it does have some boring part but man this is the one cliché free novel I have read, good romance, nice MC, hell even nice villans and for the first time I... more>> have read a novel without a rapist, people fight for power not women in this one
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when someone way powerful is helping you or you get a cheat it is easier for you to live and life is like that it's not always filled with cliché like most of the novel where his friends are powerful and didn't help him to grow on his own and so on crap this is one hell of a novel

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cognauticcreix
cognauticcreix rated it
December 1, 2016
Status: --
A mild improvement over Coiling Dragon. The initial setting is imaginative and enjoyable, abandoning the European themes present in CD for an oriental atmosphere. The origin story of Qin Yu feels like a historical myth, and it's satsifying to watch his relationship with his family and the results of their imperial ambitions. However, as with the case for many xianxia, excess of deus ex machina slowly weights down enjoyment of the story, and

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IET's conception of a satisfying universe for some reason necessitates planetary and galactic scale. An adventurous tale in an Eastern Kingdom with history and living legends is quickly up-scaled into a trek through a region of space. In theory, growth of scale is satisfying and the driving force behind xianxia, but the initial mythology and atmosphere is totally cast aside, and the setting and story slowly becomes mind-numbing after the initial introduction of the space prince from Earth.


These kind of scales are also rendered into a crutch rather than a stimulant when they start holding back the story, or are also traversed entirely. Millionary frames of time are ignored through the acceleration of time, and the psychology of these long periods of time are treated as if they have no affect on mindset whatsoever. It is truly boggling that an 80 year old person from a mundane setting can be wiser, more intelligent and restrained than the deities in the final, supernal realm.
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Still, there are good points to Stellar Transformations. The main character can be both passionate and dark, and his attachments to his family makes him a relatable character. Hei-Yu is a virtually an irrelevant side character, but
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Hou Fei is entertaining and drives plot points throughout the series.

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The series manages to preserve overriding themes and intentions, and there is a sense of change and progression in key points, as well as surprising and entertaining plot turns. Most arcs are satisfying, although the middle section of the novel is forgettable. Unfortunately,
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if you've read Coiling Dragon, the ending is predictable as it is unsatisfying. The characters of Qin Yu's children are so underdeveloped it is impossible to care about them and the struggle for apotheosis is mostly disappointing. It is frankly impossible to give a rat's ass about the state of IET's universe.

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Despite it's flaws, I would still recomment Stellar Transformation for its journey, but if you've read IET before, don't expect genre-defying quality.
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Random
Ran-Chan
January 28, 2016
Status: --
Hi. Welcome back to Random-Sama's shitty reviews.

Overall the story is good for binge reading

The story is good but the sheer amount of chapters have often prevented me from reading all of it in one go.

You can probably read just the chapter titles to understand the whole novel.
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Old_one_515
Old_one_515 rated it
May 12, 2025
Status: --
  • The novel had a somewhat decent start, but it took far longer than necessary to set up the story and the initial plotline. The narration ranged from poor to decent, which is expected from a beginner writer and from the narrative techniques common around 2008—so I didn’t set my expectations too high.
  • There was a lot of filler and exposition—though not the kind that's tolerable or adds value. Much of it was just mindless repetition of earlier sentences.
  • The protagonist is relatively simple and realistic. He has clear goals, ambitions, desires, flaws, worries, and a personal philosophy toward life. This adds a certain depth—even if it's shallow in places—but it's still better than what many new-gen web novels offer these days.
  • I really wish the author had explored the protagonist's emotions and psychological shifts more thoroughly. For example, when he killed someone for the first time, he was shocked and lost in guilt and confusion. But that moment wasn’t explored deeply, nor did it leave any lasting impact on the story. With more development, it could’ve added meaningful psychological depth to his transformation.
  • There was a noticeable drop in quality after the first arc. The story tries to rebuild from scratch, which feels tedious rather than building naturally on what came before.
  • Characters, overall, range from shallow to average. Emotional connections and bonds between them exist but aren’t given enough weight. Still, the fact that relationships aren't formed randomly or without reason is a point in the author’s favor.
  • At the time it was written, the story’s concept felt fresh. The idea of body cultivation was trending then, and while the author didn’t stray far from the norms of that era, the execution was competent.
  • The plot is decent overall, and the progression is clear. However, the poor translation significantly hindered both my enjoyment and understanding of the finer details. Even so, it seems that the dialogue wasn’t particularly strong to begin with—much of it felt like unnecessary filler.
  • World-building was shallow, sticking to surface-level details. There were no notable cultural or societal differences, nor characters with distinct backgrounds—they all felt cut from the same mold.
  • I do commend the author for integrating cultivation into the plot and themes, rather than making cultivation itself the entire story. That’s exactly how it should be. When cultivation becomes the whole point, the narrative tends to lose its intensity, variety, and depth—often exposing the limits of the author’s imagination.
  • As expected from this author, numbers and power levels are heavily exaggerated. Even though the world itself isn’t particularly powerful, the stats and figures still manage to be absurd. I’ve grown used to this quirk of his, so it didn’t really affect my enjoyment or reading experience.
  • The author could have expanded the war segment and added more political, psychological, social, and economic conflicts and twists. But he chose to wrap things up in a way that served the story’s structure, even if it came at the cost of some narrative strength.
It’s an enjoyable classic,... more>> but don’t get your hopes too high. This was the author’s debut novel, written in a time when the structure of web novels hadn’t quite taken shape.

And of course, fast-updating web novels tend to be repetitive, so don’t be surprised if you find recurring themes—or even copied events—or if the whole concept feels outdated by today’s standards.

Final Rating: 5.5/10 – Ranges from average to good. <<less
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Enmea
Enmea rated it
January 31, 2025
Status: --
The ML is the most selfish self serving hypocritical piece of sh** is what he is.

Honestly, I started reading this mainly because of "no harem" and people reviewing bout "giving it a" chance whatsoever but it really kept testing my patience until.... nope I can't go on.. dropping this bullsh***.

He's alright at the beginning but I just can't stand him later, hope the bit** dies!! He keeps singing bout others being hypocritical and killing people, well ever looked in the mirror? So he can kill others for treasures, cheat, lie... more>> and call it "him being clever" however if anyone else does that, they are selfish and deserve to die!? WTF?

His father's and uncle's arm are cutoff n teacher dies in a war, which mind you was a fair fight; nothing different from what his own frigging family does in beginning but it's all wrong of his people lose? And now that he's a hotshot, he must kill whoever did that because his family must live but others can be slaughtered just for his own satisfaction and revenge. And then he goes around calling it justice!! The nerve! Later his nephew is killed and his clan attacked for a treasure which his own dumbass left behind, is alright if he gets revenge but no he's not that strong yet but then he's oh so witty that he can get others to fight among themselves and kill the person he wanted to. Innocent people getting killed cuz of his actions is just their fate? Because he is the epitome of justice and others are always in the wrong!

Similarly I've read other comments bout the hypocritical dirtbag justifying his own actions and killing others for the same citing righteousness. Thing is yeah people drop like flies in cultivation world setting, that's how it is. And I wouldn't mind it if he was not a two faced bast***.

The only time he works, really works and endures is in the beginning. After him getting that teardrop meteor rock whatever he can never die or be injured cuz it is an all healing rock and later whatever place he goes to, he is the sole person getting the best treasure. There's no real effort afterwords, all he does is go around looting and killing with the excuse of fairness. If anybody else did what he does, they would be evilest of the evil but he is all just.

Even with Jiang lan n the FL, he did nothing for Jiang lan to give him all treasures, except for being rescued by fl. It's all luck and solely luck that carries his cultivation. I've seen lucky protagonists but this is too much tbh. He goes around plundering in the name of Jiang lan but if anyone else is stronger than him or got a stronger person backing them, then they're bullying him?

Also the FL is a flat character. She lives in an island for years doing nothing but playing harp and even later uses her healing for nobody but ML and his family. Like what's even the point of introducing such a pathetic character? And the "suffering" these woe is me duo endure during their childhood is somehow too much and they deserve all treasures, luck and goodwill for that? This is beyond s*upid!! If anything then these selfish b*tches born with silver spoon deserve to rot in a room all by themselves and not harm the world!

All the strong men in the universe are just waiting for this destructive duo to givectheir treasure to and anyone else just gets tr*sh or is killed! I've never wished more for a main lead pair to be killed so desperately. That world would be much better off without this scourge. <<less
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MyRAMEN
MyRAMEN rated it
November 13, 2024
Status: v1c2
You might be able to enjoy this if you are in a martial arts phase and enjoy slower paced storytelling. However, if you don't fit both, I suggest skipping.

The novel (granted I only read the prologue/C1) is written in a way that is common to see in published books. Where the slow pacing is not just mere filler for the sake of being filler, but to develop the characters and world. However, at the same time, I do gotta point out that the translation would differ a bit when... more>> I said way it was written. As conversations are written with:

' __ '

Instead of

" ___ "

Making me always confused if these were conversations. This could also have been contributed to the fact I didn't read on the original site though as it seemed to have been taken down for early chaps on dmca complaint.

But as someone who has tried many novels, martial arts novels tend to be copy pasta genre often with repetitive structuring. With the slow pacing of this novel, I did not want to invest into this time sink, especially considering how long the chapter (s) were. It also didn't really set itself apart yet, though this is more that I didn't get far enough into the story <<less
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WallEyeKnee
WallEyeKnee rated it
January 21, 2023
Status: Completed
I like the MC and I like the FML, I basically like alot of characters and have doesn't really hate anybody which rarely happens.

This novel is bros before hoes so I like it even more. Although the Bros were demon beasts.

The cosmos, spaces, planets things in there was really good, I like they use it even in cultivation for MC, also nice refs to technology and even Dinosaur planets.

The progression of the plot was really smooth, I was able to understand everything and enjoy reading them. The battles was okay,... more>> there was tension but MC was op I can take it.

The plot was a journey or growth and endurance, when MC set his mind on something he does it. Surely he had alot of help on the way but he used them really well.

The love between them was good, it's doesn't need to be always touchy touchy, just set it as a goal for MC. Let him grow with out her by his side like Romeo and Juliet of the sorts

Though 2 points I am unsatisfied with MC!

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Why did he openly tell strangers he barely know that where he used to live in the first place, time and time again he put his relatives in danger, I have to worry every time they were about to be used as blackmail.

Point 2 he always misses the last knife! Leaving a enemies fodder and let them cause problem at the end. It could've end up disrateous but luck was on his side.

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I like this novel, it's really refreshing and it I can understand alot of terms and though processes. Characters are all really likeable and I don't find it boring! There's always something happening, progress with the plot or training. I like the year skip training which not out of no where but makes alot of sense. The leveling up are also proportional and not over the top like alot of other novels skipping a whole grade out of no where! Really refreshing. <<less
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Kelroar
Kelroar rated it
June 28, 2021
Status: Completed
Interesting world construction, the cultivation method was not so good for my taste. The story and the main character were average, the secondary characters could have been developed better, most of the novel the MC was persecuted and that bored me a bit, I would give it a 3.5 but since there is no I give it 4.
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