Why could Chen Kong become the protagonist of "Stellaris"?
At first, many Dimensional Audience members did not really understand the answer to that question.
After all, among the 36 of Stellaris—
Tiandao was so strong it was like he had cheats enabled.
Chen Xing possessed both formidable combat talent and the mentality of a true powerhouse to match.
Jing Liuli's talent was practically Heaven chasing after her to spoon-feed her.
Caroline's rationality and calmness surpassed everyone else's.
And what about Chen Kong, caught in the middle of this group?
Not only was he genuinely at the very bottom in terms of strength, but his personality also gathered every trait the Dimensional Audience hated.
Cowardly, insecure, indecisive...
For a long time, Chen Kong had been the target of everyone's criticism in the bullet comments.
Quite a few people even complained, "It's this protagonist who dragged down the overall reputation of 'Stellaris.'"
Even when compared with Tiandao, many Dimensional Audience members spammed comments calling to "replace the protagonist."
But the turning point came during the Deep Blue Capital arc.
Because at that time, Chen Kong used his actions to tell everyone why he deserved to be the protagonist.
Faced with the life-or-death choice Molten Mountain had thrown at him, that boy who had always been timid and shrinking back had unexpectedly chosen, without the slightest hesitation, to charge into the sea of fire in the tragic grandeur of a martyr and rescue the trapped ordinary people.
Granted, Chen Kong, the protagonist of this anime, did have all kinds of flaws.
But the brilliance hidden in his bones was like the noon sun, completely eclipsing those flaws in his character.
It made the Dimensional Audience acknowledge his status as the protagonist from the bottom of their hearts.
And that brilliance was—the Spirit of