Intergalactic Huntress

I'm sorry, Wenwen is very beautiful, but I have a mental disorder and can't convince my heart, so I'm ready to give up the article, but Wenwen is very beautiful, but unfortunately I can't restore my collapsed outlook on life. I finally found a good novel... I cried and fainted in the toilet (┯_┯)

She doesn't feel like a heroine at all, she doesn't have the aura of a heroine at all. Every time she is in all kinds of bad situations, she works hard, struggles, strives, fights, and in the end she ends up being someone else's pawn again and again, unable to resist. Every time you gain something, you always lose more. Is this really the heroine, not the supporting actress? The most disturbing thing is that after finally killing the Insect King, he was made a prisoner without any merit! ! !

I'm confused, I can't understand, maybe my brain is not full →_→

Shock! I felt a little disappointed when I read a book review that said many times the male protagonist was not the female protagonist.

The description is too detailed. Everywhere the heroine goes, she has to describe the environment. Can't we just say one thing simply and directly? So irritable Also at the beginning, even a silver bracelet took a long paragraph to describe, there were many things that were irrelevant to the main plot, and there was a lot of foreshadowing. The writing is okay. But readers read stories, not Chinese compositions.

It's a very good book. It doesn't start with monsters fighting, driving when they don't get along, racing when they don't get along, and there's no messy relationship. The male and female protagonists are so handsome. I support it so much.

The heroine works hard and gives more than she gets. It's really frustrating to watch.

Recently, I feel like there are not many good books that I can read from beginning to end.

It's obviously very good-looking! What's that guy talking about mental mysophobia doing? Quanwen clearly didn't mention that the male protagonist has an ex-girlfriend, okay? Blindly misleading

People who like to read this book think it's good, but people with mysophobia will find it unpleasant. Of course, I also have a little mysophobia, but I still like reading this book, because although the male protagonist was a little ridiculous, he didn't describe it carefully. This is acceptable, because the male protagonist appears very rarely in this book. The heroine is a very strong person, self-reliant, and quite capable. Therefore, I think people with mental mysophobia should be able to accept this book. Because I think I also have mental mysophobia. To describe it as a whole, the male protagonist once mentioned it with a relatively ridiculous toilet paper, and then never mentioned it again after a sentence or two, so that your heart will not be filled with panic. If you don't like my comments, don't criticize me.