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I haven't read much, the whole book is pretty good, but Wei Yan,,,,, it would have been okay if he wasn't the male protagonist, but if he was the male protagonist, I think it would be a failure. It can be felt that the author wanted to write about a person with a strong background, and was curious about the heroine who was attracted to him at first, but...,,,, It was very abrupt. For example, he asked the female major to study something but she didn't bring any money. She said I would take the stuff away and give it to you tomorrow. The heroine said I would give it to you when you give me the money. As a result, the male protagonist wanted to snatch the thing back and said that you can't afford to lose it because it is so expensive? Well??? Everyone knows that you can't take things away without paying for repairs, right? Also, the heroine has an indifferent character, and often has an expressionless face when seeing Wei Yan, but Wei Yan will think to himself, this woman is not surprised at all when she sees me? Huh??? Although your identity is not simple, but the identity you show to the outside is just a businessman selling water, please don't have any misunderstanding about yourself, OK? There is another detail I,,,, Wei Yan went to the heroine's school to be a teacher. The dean knew that he had an unusual identity but did not know his specific identity. There was something involving the heroine (it would take a lot of trouble for the heroine to resolve this matter), Wei Yan directly told the dean, you can't touch her, she is mine! Excuse me, who agreed? And he didn't reveal that he liked the heroine before. What's going on with this kind of Mary Sue? Do you know why the book doesn't get full marks? I originally wanted to give it five stars because of Wei Yan, but I gave it four stars just because of this character! And I am not the only one who hates him. From the comments in the chapters and from book friends, some people have clearly stated that they hate or even disgust this character. I can only say that I pray that he is not the male protagonist, otherwise the probability of me abandoning the book will probably increase to 80%. I said so much without realizing it. I hope the author won't be unhappy. After all, this can be regarded as complaining about the author's son~ a little bit

The heroine is a holy mother. If someone of no importance dies, she has to blame herself all day long. There is also the heroine's brother, who is so stupid that he makes me angry and abandons him o(｀ω´*)o

1. Wei Yan seems to be the male protagonist, but his character was not successfully developed and he is not likable. 2. The heroine's brother uses too much pen and ink, and it is repeated every day unnecessarily, which is annoying. 3. It's generally okay, but it makes people look uncomfortable. Abandoning the book, besides, why the heroine and the system always talk about the programmer, if it is not a foreshadowing, it is really weird. How does the heroine know this is programmed by humans?

It is feasible for the heroine to help others appropriately, but the development of the planet should not be her own business. It is too holy. I have seen Chapter 276, giving away everything, and the lack of people's hearts and snake-like faces are really annoying (I don't know if other readers think the same as me). Of course, if the heroine is strong, the teammates cannot be too weak, otherwise, how can we run rampant in the universe together? ! It always feels like the heroine is dragging a long list of oil bottles behind her. . . . . .

As the story goes on, the heroine becomes more and more holy. Several unimportant (unknown) people died, and she blamed herself, hehe, and ridiculed her in various ways. The heroine is such a holy mother, why don't you feel sorry for the planet? It is being mined, collected and destroyed by so many people. The population is increasing, making the planet increasingly unbearable. Haha, I laughed so hard. What I despise the most is that the heroine is already a saint. If someone on another planet has died who has nothing to do with her, she will regret and blame herself for all kinds of saint emotions. . Tsk tsk tsk. I still look down upon the fact that the heroine actually let her enemies go, as long as they repent, even if it was revenge for killing their father or themselves. This is a Super Mary Sue novel, with a cold-blooded heroine hanging on the archway but doing the work of Mary Sue. Please let the author first understand what is cold-blooded and cold-hearted. Otherwise, stories like this will only become more disgusting the more you read them. The Holy Mother is so disgusting.

To be honest, I kind of hate that the heroine has been suppressed by gastritis, not just once or twice, it's annoying to death.

Who is the male protagonist? I've read almost a hundred chapters, who is the male protagonist?

Why can't the heroine be a pure Chinese? Can I ask the author what he thinks? Do you have to have red hair? Is the moon outside relatively round?

Could the author please respond? Collect books without male protagonists and create a book list

I asked in advance if there was a male protagonist. I personally don't like it. If there is no male protagonist, I will fall in love with it. If there is a male protagonist, it will be withdrawn. The author is looking for a poison here...