The Queen Is a Master of Showing Off

If one day Earth is truly destroyed, and we humans live on another planet, I will tell my children, pointing to this blue planet, "Look, this is our mother."

I've watched part of it. I think it's alright! I personally like this kind of thing; it's good that there aren't any difficult relatives or anything like that.

It's alright, nothing special. I prefer stories with satisfying face-slapping moments, and while this one does have face-slapping moments, the methods are rather roundabout. It's still okay to read when you're bored.

Interstellar age versus modern time travel—that's quite thought-provoking. What is civilization? What is advancement? The ancient Yellow Emperor's era may have been home to modern civilization. How much morality does civilization manifest itself in?

I think the book should be titled "My Experiences of Deceiving People in Interstellar Space." After deceiving people from interstellar space back to Earth, the female protagonist, a cunning and shrewd woman from Earth, is even more shrewd than a seasoned politician. The female protagonist's aura is just too powerful.

The author is definitely a person with a broad vision. This novel is less of a romance and more of a story about a strong and independent woman. The female lead is kind but not saintly, and strong but not arrogant. The characters are all very well-developed. The beginning of her relationship is a bit naive and sweet, but the later parts are quite good and well-written.

So far, it's alright. It has reasonable imagination, good writing skills, and few errors; it's worth continuing to read.

Perhaps one day humanity will truly leave Earth. Cry, cry, there's no going back! Protect the environment now! We only have one Earth!

The beginning is quite appealing, and the orcs and the like are especially irresistible.

I've been so engrossed in reading it that I've left comments at the end of each chapter. It's so good!