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I hope there will be no male protagonist, and the female protagonist will wander for thousands of years,,, I hope there will be no male protagonist

It doesn't matter if there is a male protagonist or not, after all, we are all here for Lin Shuai. With Yilin Shuai's character, he can live a carefree life with or without a male protagonist. However, if there is a male protagonist, he must be a companion who can accompany Lin Shuai through hardships and know each other, rather than a romantic male protagonist who has a sweet love affair with Lin Shuai (thinking about it makes me sick) Also, the writing style is very good, the plot is intertwined with thousands of threads, and the characters are vivid and not cliche. Although it is science fiction and is a little less popular (science fiction diehards are here), it is still fascinating. I have read other novels labeled as "interstellar" and "science fiction", but what is disappointing is that they are just romances covered in interstellar and science fiction skins, lacking a complete and reasonable world view, and some even turn fantasy into science fiction. Although, Liu Cixin believes that science fiction is an element. The same goes for Interstellar. However, it would be too much to label something that is clearly pure romance as science fiction or interstellar. I'm not against love, just like I don't care whether Lin Shuai can fall in love or not. However, consuming readers' time and emotions by affixing labels will not last long after all. I never read the list, because I know that most of the books on the list will use love and routine plots to attract attention. Perhaps, after reading a hundred books, it will only suddenly feel like one. Of course, I am not blindly denying that those who are at the top of the list have their own merits, and those who are at the bottom of the list also have hidden gems. Like a large article, although it is temporarily deserted, gold will always shine, and pearls will not be covered in dust forever. Even if they are in the minority, they will shine brightly in the dark night. Finally, thank you again for allowing me to enjoy this visual and spiritual feast. Although I am busy with my studies and am good at diving, so it is difficult for me to support you all the time, but I am no less grateful and supportive than others. This is my first time writing a review. It's not good, so please bear with me.

Lin Yi has a super handsome personality, and the other friends are also very nice. The layout of the book is quite large and the setting is pretty good. The concept is quite upright. (Responsible and unapologetic, gentle and compassionate) In an environment where most other similar books are covered in interstellar and science fiction, but follow the path of fantasy and romance, it is simply a breath of fresh air. (It's not that they are bad, I just don't like them and feel they are inappropriate.) This book is not without its shortcomings, but they are not worth mentioning. Not very popular, not popular. This is because the genre itself is relatively unpopular, and the sci-fi genre has been particularly successful in the fast travel genre during this period. Coupled with the amount and speed of updates required for fragmented reading, the author is indeed even more unhappy. There may also be people who are discouraged by the speed of updates and frequent interruptions after getting into the trap. (The lack of love line is also a reason. After so many chapters, except for the late Mr. And Mrs. Lin and the weird Louis & Mrs. Rose, there is no decent couple. The supporting characters can survive the Chinese Valentine's Day.) I love Lin Shuai's character. It's hard to imagine that a soul that has been silent for 70,000 years can still live so passionately and openly. She has experience and responsibility. Even though she has read through the ugliness of human nature, she still has a reverence for life.

Think carefully about Lin Yi's help every time he was in trouble, their tacit cooperation on the island, and Lin Yi's riot at his military academy and dinner at his house. Lin Yi's parents have a relationship with him, and now he takes more care of her because of guilt, and there are many layers of involvement. Looking at the whole text, he should be the most likely one. What is the male protagonist in a novel about strong women? He is an unfathomable person who is on par with the heroine, while Yan Xu's identity is mysterious and he has great abilities. But if there is a male protagonist, the emotional line will progress too slowly. If there is no breakthrough, I can accept Tang Shiyi as the male protagonist.

Book friends who read the comments can click in and take a look. It is definitely not inferior to Wenwen, who disguises herself as a man to counterattack and slap her face. This is a very good novel, with its own unique energy system, and the heroine's talent is to be able to see through those energy sources. Moreover, the heroine has experienced more than 70,000 years of wandering in the universe before she came to this world, so she cherishes this hard-won and cannot tolerate anything that challenges her bottom line. Therefore, her character is not the kind that only talks about being untouchable, and is always bullied by others when something happens, and waits for someone to help her solve it afterwards, but the kind of crazy person who must avenge her. She only acts according to her own principles, but the results often shock me, she is very cool, I like it, and people can't help but want to follow her. The original article also mentioned that the two gangsters could not help but follow the heroine's footsteps even though they were afraid and knew they might die. No more talking, just join the trap quickly. If you have too few friends, you will be very lonely. Come on, keep an eye on you, Dada!

It's quite good. Does anyone have any good recommendations for some good interstellar novels (without male protagonists)?

I really feel a little laughable every time I see Louis confidently treating Lin Yi as his prey. He always thinks that Lin Yi is a young boy, and many things depend on his passion. His assumptions are all based on Lin Yi being a teenager, but he doesn't know that Lin Yi has lived for 40,000 years (I forgot how many thousands of years). I still don't understand. Didn't the repeated failures tell him that Lin Yi is not a genius and an emotional and irrational person? It seems to me that he accepts his failure calmly every time but he never admits his failure. I feel that this kind of failure is the process of letting Lin Yi become a mature fruit. In my opinion, it is really ridiculous.

I am a woman in my twenties. I was almost raped by the heroine in a novel . It was a great shame and humiliation.

Where is Dada? I have always been curious about why you rarely communicate with book friends When I was reading in the early hours of the morning, I went back and read "The Author Has Something to Say" seriously for the first time, and I noticed the "Starting Coin"! ! ! I quickly got off the starting point to read. Then? Then! Youda is a senior member there, VIP5, the kind with honors attached! 嘤嘤嘤~ I really envy the people at the starting point who have the exclusive fan title of "Yu Jiang"! Look at the picture, look at the picture! (I wanted to go to the starting point but didn't like its format, so I had to be alone, lonely, and cold! Alas:-()

It's super cool! Even though I don't like reading interstellar novels, I fell in love with it! Both the plot and the writing style are great, and the structure is also very grand. I strongly support it!