Interstellar: The Little Flower Spirit Is Irresistibly Charming, and the Commander Is Howling

It's pretty good to watch, but the heroine doesn't pay much attention to children and wants to try an experiment. It's a bit uncomfortable, just my personal opinion.

It's okay. Based on the heroine's understanding that she is not a human being, it is normal for the pregnancy sac to be artificially conceived when the offspring affects the main body. She doesn't love the male protagonist to the point of loving her, and it's normal for her to recognize the troubles of the male protagonist's family and be ready to retreat at any time. It's just that the male protagonist went offline too suddenly.

It is very realistic. It is obviously an interstellar novel, but it is indeed a portrayal of many realities. Men require women to be excellent. The result of being excellent is to be matched with a man and provide him with a husband and a child. Some children who are forced want to move out when they are constantly hurting themselves, but they are forced into her. The result of the child's biological father's punishment, oh, the man, is like Mrs. Yi, who gradually collapses in the family. Her husband has another beautiful woman, and her son does not care about him at all. He is burdened with the life of his daughter. After going crazy, he is rejected by his husband and son. It is really realistic.

How can I put it, maybe my evaluation is one-sided, because I jumped directly to the end when I saw some experiments on cubs. Maybe it has something to do with me being a mother. I was very sad when I saw this kind of plot, and I didn't want to read it anymore! But the previous ones are all wonderful [Like] [Like] [Like] Come on! ! !

It's very beautiful. How come it has such a low score? Hahaha

Very good, no one around

Well, I plan to read some sweet stories

The heroine's pregnancy experience is very inspiring. Pregnant women are prone to depression, and due to long-term mental exhaustion, they can easily commit suicide or die with their children. The heroine's previous experience of depression helped the heroine get out of the haze and achieve herself. Everyone puts themselves first before others, and the first thing everyone should nurture is themselves. Instead of internalizing yourself, it is better to accept your imperfect self. People need to accept three things: the mediocrity of their parents, their own mediocrity, and the mediocrity of their children.

Not bad! The ending was a bit rushed.

It looks good but is too realistic