The Interstellar Orphan's Counterattack

There is a serious disagreement between the two of them.

What a disgusting male protagonist. The marriage has been called off. It's okay to rewrite it with a strong female protagonist without a male protagonist. But in the end, the heroine is still forced to be given to this self-righteous thing. Isn't it nice to give the heroine a golden finger to change the interstellar's ​​bad habit of disrespecting women? Even if you write about a male protagonist who realizes his past mistakes and changes his ways, he will still be better than now. He still has the same virtue of taking things by force. The overbearing president is not like this. He who tries to trick the female protagonist seems to be blind. Such a thing can also have feelings. Damn it, my book coins were blinded in vain. It's disgusting.

The heroine is about to break up with her sister after she is recognized and goes home, and her fiancé turns out to be her sister. I don't want to see this, don't do it! Isn't it fun to make money by playing games? Doesn't it taste good when you eat and drink? Please, please, please, I don't want to see the heroine come and go.

Don't tell me the male protagonist is Xu Yuan? And is it fun for them to tear each other apart when they are obviously sisters? Has the heroine done nothing else besides playing games? Nothing to see. .

Why did she tell the robot that she was the first to become a disciple? You didn't want to say it but suddenly you wanted to say it? And robots also have psychological activities? Is he human? Since a robot has its own mind, it would be ridiculous to tell the other person its secrets. The robot still tells you that it believes you because it doesn't want to be destroyed. I cannot accept the setting that robots have no loyalty. Great work! Love your other book.

I really like the character of the heroine in the novel. Maybe it was set up by other people. When I first started reading it, I didn't really like her. I always felt that the heroine was a bit unique. After I stayed up late last night to finish it, I finally understood. In such an era, she just wanted to be herself. Hmm... I don't like the male lead. I really don't like it. I hope to change the male lead😘😘😘

During the splashing part, I felt that this man was very selfish and self-righteous. When the heroine was disgusted by the hero's approach, he kept pretending to take care of the heroine but had no emotional intelligence to care about him when he had a fiancée. Didn't he know how controlling his fiancée was? I wonder how different the backgrounds of the heroine and her fiancée are? Shouldn't it be for her own good to stay away? Doesn't he know that he is the biggest trouble? Forget it, I feel bad after seeing it...

Is there a male protagonist? Is there a male protagonist? I'm very afraid of having a male protagonist.

In fact, I really like this book. The content and plot are relatively novel, but the details are really too dramatic. I would like to make the following comments: 1. There are so many typos, which sometimes affect the understanding of the plot. I hope the author will read it before publishing and correct the typos. 2. There is a paragraph about the heroine entertaining Ji Qiurong. It is mentioned that Ji Qiurong usually drinks hot spring water. As far as I know, the hot spring water contains sulfur components and is not suitable for drinking. I wonder if the hot springs in the interstellar are formed for different reasons and become high-end drinking water? If so, I hope the author can explain it separately. 3. When the story progresses and the biological father of the heroine wants to recognize the heroine, he mentions Ji Shaohua many times as the heroine's cousin. Ji Shaohua is the uncle's son, so he should be his cousin. I hope the author will change it.

I am a person who prefers to read interstellar literature, but interstellar literature is relatively unpopular and hard to find. Well, this book is quite interesting. Come on, don't give up.