I Became Famous Throughout the Universe by Spreading Intangible Cultural Heritage

But I still want to ask, is the original owner really dead? Because I always feel that the original owner is at a loss. He said that he was lucky enough to get a quota, and his IQ was not low. Just like the administrator said, he could have done well in formal exams. However, he died after a fall and was replaced by the heroine. Although he liked the heroine very much, he still wanted to know inexplicably, is the original owner really dead or something happened? 😊

It's not enough to watch. When are you going to update it? I really like this kind of survival video lately, but there are relatively few female videos of this type. There are many male videos that have a variety of horse characters or flirting here and there. It's too difficult.

Are there more and more people in the team? I used to have all kinds of contempt for the heroine, but now I want to join the heroine after seeing her abilities. I hope no one else will be added later. There are enough now.

I really like the heroine, she is smart, has high martial arts, and knows medicine. When I first read it, I thought I wouldn't just survive in the wilderness until the end of the book. Fortunately, I finally returned to planet E72. In fact, when describing other elite humans and Xiao Ningzi's friends, I found it funny and fun, hahahaha😘 For example, there is a description in the article: "Whether they are arrogant like Louis, unruly like Luo Tianya, honest like Clyde, powerful like Emmanuel, Elliot, or others, or arrogant like Monenai or calm like Philemon Loya, all listen to her words." Yes, these elite humans who came to participate in wilderness survival are all very good, and they helped Xiao Ningzi a lot in the end. It was quite fun when I was on the deserted star😍 What touched me the most in the whole text was the description of Blue Star, the mother star. After the humans on Blue Star left, they abandoned the devastated mother star and combined with other species, resulting in a sky full of yellow sand on the mother star, where pure human beings lived a difficult life. Some of the heroine's memories of the flower growers, cultural heritage, and even some knowledge in the article felt very real to me, and I feel that it is very likely that our earth will also encounter these things in the future. After reading the latest chapter, I was very moved. The Archon, Uncle Gu, Aunt Tang... All the people on the E72 planet are working hard for the next generation and fighting for their own equality for pure human beings. These people could have been better with their own talents, but for the sake of the mother planet, they returned to the ecologically and economically backward mother star without hesitation, and made all preparations for the prosperity of the mother star. This reminds me of China's modern history. It's really hard not to be moved!!! However, at this point in the book, after writing about the centralized center and the consuls who have fought for power, will it be over? Does anyone still remember the red star tree that made Ning Ning cry? The article describes "This is a big tree that Sang Ning doesn't recognize. It is very beautiful. The leaves are red, not the ordinary red, but as red as a star. What's even more coincidental is that the leaves of this big tree are, by coincidence, almost star-shaped." A tree with the same color as the national flag.

It's really good to read. There aren't many themes about infrastructure construction. The good ones are good. Usually the heroine starts building infrastructure and then becomes obsessed with romance. An infrastructure novel turns into a romance novel. But this book is different. The heroine is currently concentrating on her career and has not entered randomly. It is really touching to see the heroine working hard for the mother planet. I also want to know why the mother planet was abandoned like this. After all, culture is fundamental. I really look forward to how powerful the heroine will be after taking the genetic evolution potion (although I don't know if it will be used).

I've been watching until now, but I haven't seen the male protagonist appear.

Previously, I wrote about the guinea birds that occupied the heads of Big Taozi Luo Ya Nana and several people to make their nests. The guinea birds would also scream very penetratingly at night. Why didn't I write about what happened to the guinea birds? Being kicked out or something? It seems that it was not written

It's very messy. It's very messy. The first half of the name is crazy and confusing. It's hard to tell the difference between Chinese and foreign names. The author himself is a little inconsistent. There are some typos in the middle, and there are missing words and even missing pages. The ending is very sloppy. Career development and planet recovery obviously take up about half of the book, but it feels like there is not much difference between writing it and not writing it. After reading it, I still have a confused face. It's like a TV series. I skipped everything after ten years. Some foreshadowing in the middle feels like it was not written in the end. Many people say that the ending of the final chapter is very good. It gives the impression that it is connected with the main text, but the heroine is basically not mentioned in the whole book. Lao Yi's vacation is inexplicably longer, and the so-called top secret plan is not revealed. Qin Heng's disease is said to be incurable, and the battle ends with two prescriptions. The cough guy who wants to cure the disease appears once and has never been seen again. New World feels like the last one to stand up for the heroine. I originally thought she was a big heroine without CP, and the heroine saves the world. The last mention is the result of years of planning by the elders. Part of the story of Survival of the Wild Star is interesting, but all the knowledge aspects are covered in one go. Although the problems are not big, it feels a bit rushed at the end, as if it is in a hurry to finish.

I've read almost 200 chapters, but I still haven't found a male protagonist. So is there really no male protagonist? I feel like it's almost boring not to have a male protagonist.

Maybe it's because I'm older and likes to watch people with CP. If you don't watch CP, you can still read it. The article is good.