Review Detail of Vanaxity in Astral Apostle

Astral Apostle is a story about Zhou Jing, someone who suddenly awakened the Astral Apostle System. Using this system, he can travel to different worlds to learn their powers. So, this novel is really bad all things considered. It has all the tropes you don't want in a Chinese action novel. Translation quality is decent. Not a whole lot to say about it. (4/5 stars) Story development is a obligatory 1 star. The plot is somewhat decent, but this pacing is awful. There are so many chapters in this novel that are just so obviously made to fill in word count. This novel has so few chapters that actually contains a decent amount of information. The fights in this novel are awful as well, as you always have to listen to the peanut gallery's take on every single action the main character takes. It screams low effort. (1/5 stars) Character design isn't great as well. So, there is very little going on in the real life portion of the novel, so I can't really say theres any depth to a single characters. There is a inherent block in character development when the main character goes to another world, as the main character is essentially lying to everyone he meets. No female lead yet. Most characters in real life so far seem like shitty people or just foils in general. (1/5 stars) World background is meh. Comparatively better than the previous two categories, but it's kind of dull. We have super sci-fi world (the one the main character resides in) that doesn't really seem all that sci-fi-like. The other world is kinda meh as well. Nothing too negative nothing too positive. (3/5 stars) Overall, it had a decent premise, but thats it. Everything else was just as uninspired as every other Chinese system novel. It's very clear that this was a word-count novel, and the author's attention went exclusively on increasing it. I give this novel 2.8 stars out of 5.