The Interstellar Boss Just Wants to Farm

I really like the storyline. The heroine is not a virgin either. I feel a little uncomfortable with the male protagonist. Maybe it's because I don't agree with the price background set by the author. I think the transaction between the female protagonist and the legion in the first few dozen chapters is a loss. Although the things the female protagonist knows are very common to us, but for Star Wars In fact, it is very precious. Don't the people who may be the male protagonist know it? They are just bullying the female protagonist because she doesn't know. Logically speaking, the female protagonist should know this. You can add the female protagonist's thoughts on these technologies. It can be about spreading, or it can be indifferent. The final replacement price is very uncomfortable. Well, I just can't stand that group of people who have been taking advantage of the female protagonist. They are used to taking advantage and continue to rely on it. The rewards are not proportional to the gains. This group of male protagonists makes me feel a little sick. Secondly, the male lead group has actually never looked up to the female lead, and of course I haven't seen the back yet; my feeling about the male lead group is that I take advantage of it, and the female lead is being bullied or something. Tell me how you stand, and continue to use your skills. It's so uncomfortable. The story is really good, and the article also recommends it, but it's very uncomfortable when it comes to the Legion. I feel the most comfortable living a simple life with a few nephews and family members. Finally, Ling Han is not really the male protagonist, it is really uncomfortable!

I've only read the first few articles, and the heroine's views are a bit... You can be a salted fish if you want, but I prefer to be a salted fish by myself, rather than eating something that my family doesn't want to pay for.

I would like to express my personal opinion. I have also read the book you are talking about, but I haven't finished it yet. The writing at the beginning is okay, but the writing in the back is getting worse. Why didn't I find plagiarism? Although some things in it have the same names as the book I abandoned. Isn't this normal? All orcs and interstellar literature are not the same. Do they all have a lot of the same names for things? If this counts as plagiarism, then 80% of the authors don't need to write a book. Moreover, the content and style of what Zuelao wrote is completely different from that book. The writing style is better than that book. I like it very much. Come on, author, don't be swayed by unnecessary comments. Go your own way, come on!

This is my first time giving it one star. If I didn't like it before, I wouldn't rate it, or I would give it 4 and 3 stars. It's hard work for the author to write the article. I really wanted to curse the first few chapters. What the hell are these three views? What values ​​are you promoting? Acting like a spoiled child? Knowing that a large family of hers makes a living by picking up garbage, and they are saving money to support her, oh, it's good for her to buy this and that for her stuttering. (The heroine asked to buy those things purely for food, not to make money...) It's quite selfish (yes, people are selfish) but most people are not so selfish. Really can't stand it

It looks good, it looks good, it looks good (say important things three times). Some readers said that the heroine has incorrect views, but I think it is good, because it was said before that she had never read a book, and she was always in the mountains with her master and senior brothers and a group of children, which made her not good at communicating with others. Anyway, I think it looks very good, so please give it a thumbs up to the author ^0^~

I rarely give low marks. I'm really speechless. The heroine came over for no reason and took over someone else's daughter's body. She also felt that others were wrong. His parents loved the original owner so much. You inherited this love and didn't cherish it, and you said you were forced to study. I don't understand what people think today. If your master and father didn't let you learn these things, you would know nothing when you came here. You resent your parents for forcing you to learn things, and at the same time use what you learned to improve your social status. This is what many people do nowadays. They don't care about anything. After a few years in society, they say that their parents don't teach them. If you don't supervise, it's too strict, and it makes people hate you. In fact, what you learn is all on yourself, and it's not on others or your parents. When we grow up, how much time do we spend with our parents? How can they rely on you more? Work hard young people. You will be grateful to yourself for working hard now.

It's so awesome, I couldn't stand it after reading just a few chapters. I don't know why the rating is so high

Although the plot is different, the model and structure are the same. Even the writing tone is the same. I am a fan of Tsumaei Fuki's books, and I also think that if this is not the work of "I'm Precious at First Sight," I also think that you did a really good job of imitating it. The original work has been stuck in the later stage. I wonder how you write it later? Expect...

Although this book is suspected of plagiarism, the author will not randomly delete posts, no matter low stars or full stars, no matter whether the plot is discussed or not (this is the reason why I gave this book full stars). I was really offended by the author of another book. The posts I made with full stars were deleted, and the posts with low stars were also deleted. In the end, they banned me. . . . [Emot=default,01/]

I'm really speechless after copying it like this. At least the logic should be copied a little more rationally, right? I have copied over 300 chapters of this book out of more than 2,000 chapters. Are you just copying the essence and ignoring logic? They are all authors. They have worked hard to write books for several years and just moved them here. Wouldn't their conscience hurt?