I See The Galaxy

The rich and famous people in Lintian Private Highschool always rallied together, and Yu Xing, who had always been careful, was miserably tricked. A group of her rich classmates wrote a love letter to Sheng Yi in her name. Rumor had it that said senior was surly and frivolous, that he was a mountain biker, a fierce fighter, and the most ruthless person. He was also unpredictable; he would smile with a pair of peach blossom eyes, but whoever messed with him suffered greatly. From then on, she had to stay cautious. Then one day, Yu Xing was in trouble and had to hide out in someone else’s courtyard, and she ran into a strange boy. He crouched in front of her, staring at the corner of her mouth, and told her, “If you give me a kiss, I’ll help you find your way back home. How about it?” Yu Xing gave a dry, perfunctory smile. “I’m sorry, I already have someone I like.” Afraid that he wouldn’t believe her, she said emotionally, “Do you know who the best student in Lintian is? My senior Sheng Yi is both handsome and elegant, and I would live and die for him, I would do anything for him!” The words fell carelessly out of her mouth. The handsome teenager l**ked his lips and smiled– “Is that so?” The pair of peach blossom eyes were very attractive. “What a coincidence. I am Sheng Yi.” —– I see the Milky Way, vast and boundless for a hundred thousand miles, but you are my only star.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I See The Galaxy "I See The Galaxy" promised a blend of comedy, romance, and slice-of-life moments within an academy setting, and for the most part, it delivered. The initial chapters hooked me with their lightheartedness and the amusing dynamic between the leads. While the story is complete, with the translation still ongoing, I decided to check it out, and here's what I found. ### First Impressions The premise is fairly standard: a beautiful female lead trying to downplay her looks to avoid unwanted attention and a handsome male lead who sees through her disguise. The setup is familiar, but the early interactions between Yu Xing and Sheng Yi had a certain charm that kept me invested. It felt like a fun, teasing relationship was brewing, and I was eager to see how it would unfold. ### What Works Well The novel shines when it focuses on the characters' personalities and their interactions. Sheng Yi, in particular, seems to be a highlight, described as an "unintentional comedy king." The side characters also add depth to the story, which is always a plus in my book. I appreciate when a novel takes the time to develop its supporting cast beyond mere plot devices. The pacing is also quite good, with the story clocking in at 64 chapters. Problems don't drag on unnecessarily, and misunderstandings are resolved without excessive melodrama. The romance, while not without its hiccups, is built on a foundation of mutual respect and understanding, which is always refreshing to see. ### Areas of Concern ⚠️ **Spoiler Warning** ⚠️ Unfortunately, the story seems to stumble a bit as it progresses. Around the halfway mark, certain cliches start to creep in, such as the female lead discovering her wealthy family background and facing opposition to her relationship. While these tropes aren't inherently bad, they can feel a bit generic if not handled with care. Additionally, the female lead's reluctance to fully embrace the relationship with the male lead can become frustrating. Her tendency to run away from problems and her lack of communication skills are mentioned as potential drawbacks. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I See The Galaxy" is a decent read, especially if you're in the mood for something lighthearted and relatively short. While it may not be a groundbreaking masterpiece, it offers enough entertainment value to be worth your time, especially if you enjoy the senpai-kouhai dynamic and stories with wealthy characters. Just be prepared for some familiar tropes and a potentially frustrating female lead. I'd say give it a try if you're looking for a quick and easy read.