Raising Spiritual Plants in the Interstellar Space after Time Travel

The first sentence of the introduction is that there is no CP. Why do people still keep asking for a male protagonist? More than 90% of the novels on the website have male protagonists and they don't read them. This novel without CP requires a male protagonist. It's like, a rich lady, she is rich and beautiful just because she is not married, do you think her life is not complete just because she is not married? It is a woman's freedom to get married and have children. It is your own business if you like a man and have children. It is also their business if they don't want to have children. As for the female protagonist in this article, she is so good at cheating. If she really finds a male protagonist, the male protagonist will really not be jealous of her abilities? Especially the powerful and capable male protagonist, will he really not think of ways to slice up the female protagonist? As for children, aren't those little elves very nice? They are obedient and cute and can play with you and help you work. Isn't it nice to have the fun of raising children without having to be as tired and unhappy as real people? In reality, people get married and have children. Some get married because of love, and some have children because of love. But most of them just get married and have children when they are old. When they are old and lonely, they can have children to visit you, so that their ashes will not be buried when they die. (Don't refute this. I have been working for many years and have met many people. When chatting, married women said that the reasons for getting married and having children are: they are afraid that they will be lonely when they grow old without a man, and that no one will find out if their children die.)

It feels pretty good! Farming is inexplicably fun, and I like the heroine doing her own business. Unfortunately, I thought it was the end of the story when I came in, but it turned out that it was serialized and only had dozens of chapters. After searching for other planting articles, there seems to be no good ones. Can any sisters recommend it? I hope the author can be faster. Refill

The author has saved manuscripts, and there will be at least 4,000 daily updates every day. If there are recommendations, there will be more updates. I accept well-founded comments and delete them directly if they are malicious and unprovoked. Readers who don't like the type of this article are asked to find a type they like, rather than providing writing guidance to the author (this article is not directed at anyone, please do not take it personally). There is no cp in this article.

At the beginning, the setting of this novel was novel and I liked it a lot. However, it became more complicated later on. This is reflected in the fact that the heroine has to explain the reasons and motivations in a lengthy manner for every action she takes, especially the trademark dispute. Also, the heroine's shop is popular and is guided by fans who love the heroine's fruits and vegetables. The heroine still thinks that clarifying the ending will lower the style of the store? ! I was speechless. It used to be pretty, but now...

It's nice to read, but it's really verbose in some places. I explained it once, with twists and turns, and explained it again. Although the language of the explanation and the questions are different, I feel the same when I read it. It doesn't matter whether I write it or not. It feels a bit redundant. It's not the kind of particularly dramatic or surprising twists. In fact, I can write them all directly without having to write them separately. Sometimes I feel a little tired when I read this. Of course, the text is still good-looking.

The book's topic selection is innovative, but some agricultural content is too subversive to people's cognition. I thought it was the author's setting, but the more I read, the more contradictory it becomes, more like a lack of common sense. Interstellar planting can deliver wheat and rice every month, which means that the level of agricultural production is extremely high and can be harvested in one month. So why do we still adopt such backward human planting methods? Secondly, the planting area is ridiculous. The small planting area is 500 square meters, less than one acre of land, and the extra-large one is 10,000 square meters, less than 17 acres. Such an area is really not worthy of being called a plantation. There is less land in the south, and a family can be divided into several acres. In the north, it is normal for each household to have dozens of acres. The book assumes that there is radiation in the land and the yield is low. Now the planting area is insufficient. The crop growth cycle is not detailed, but the ripening agent is very expensive. How can the rice and wheat be ripened in one month? Isn't it okay for quick lettuce to be barely ripe once it's ready in a month?

Su Luo's superpower can easily help her complete the planting task. It is actually very simple, but it is more difficult for ordinary people, but Su Luo is not an ordinary person.

It looks good from the front, but why does it get watery as you go to the back? In fact, there is no need to say some words over and over again. If you say them too much, they will become nonsense and long-winded. Since the first few chapters can be streamlined, why not the later chapters? It would be better if the entire article is full of nonsense, so that it won't make people feel uncomfortable even after reading it.

Is this book free of charge? I'm so disappointed. It would be great to have a military male protagonist in such a good-looking novel.

Su Luo originally lived in the apocalypse but somehow traveled to the interstellar world. She was still a gangster and had no choice but to farm honestly.