Some readers have been dissatisfied with the setting and plot, feeling that they clash severely with their own views. This issue has become especially heated lately, even leading readers to insult each other.
So I selected some representative comments and posted the originals here to explain things. If anyone finds something strange in the future, they can just come look here.
First, I need to say something: this book has a bad habit—or rather, this is simply my writing style.
I break up the setting, grind it down into pieces, and explain it through character dialogue or inner descriptions. Although some characters have not appeared much, I have detailed character sheets and plot arrangements for them.
Don't worry that I'll forget any character. Take Li Aoz's older sister, Li Hui-xi. I believe quite a few readers have forgotten that name, but I still have her character profile and information here, ready to bring out again at any time.
Some people might say that foreshadowing across a long story is not a technique a small-time author like me can handle. That is true. But I believe the people who like this book are precisely the ones who recognize and support my style, so I will not change these things or abandon my foundation.
For example, I know the player storyline has not been written particularly well, so while constantly improving its richness, I will add content closely tied to the Main Storyline.
This time, linking Caramel Snail and Jio Zeiou was also helpful to the main plot and setting. Fortunately, the subscription results for the Caramel Snail storyline were good, which shows that doing this really improved the reading experience in many ways.
The short version: if you skip through the plot of From the Star Abyss, you will definitely miss