The Fruit I Grow Is All the Rage Across the Stars

It's a very interesting book. The heroine is not a virgin, but she has a very upright outlook on life. I hope the author doesn't write too much. (This is how the Lin family and the Jiang family look so irritating, I hope they can be taken off the assembly line as soon as possible) finally Upcoming blockbuster disaster movie: "Breaking Bad" Horror movie: "Abandon Update" Inspirational film: "Update" Action Movie: "Send the Blade" Liberation Film: "Continuous Update" Bitter romance film: "Silently Waiting for Updates" Romance Movie: "The Indissoluble Bond between the Author and Update" War Movie: "The Updated Battle between Authors and Readers" Detective film: "Who is not updated" Youth film: "Update of Leaving in a hurry" Friendly film: "Brothers, let's update together" It's just that there are too few updates, not enough to watch 😏😏😏

When an outer disciple in the world of cultivating immortals was building a foundation, his soul moved to the interstellar world, and he solved the problem of natural food, adjusted the direction of interstellar farming, and purified the polluted water sources and rainwater in the interstellar world... The merits are immeasurable...! The heroine's energy is super awesome😄!

Very exciting. The growth-type heroine may feel aggrieved in the process of growing up, because she is relatively weak in the early stage and will suffer more unfair treatment. Friends who like to watch flicks, if you mind this, you can avoid this book. If you like to read about growth-oriented heroines who can accept setbacks, you may want to read this book.

Gaga is fun. I really don't want a male protagonist. I can watch it if it has a male protagonist. The main reason is that I forgot whether there is a CP in the introduction. I just want the heroine to become an awesome character, and I have the illusion of watching a growth story. In the early stage, there would be people from the heroine's family who would come and harass them, but in the later stage, they would be dealt with directly. My words don't have much impact, because I generally don't care much about this kind of plot.

Come on, come on, come on^0^~

Four stars to the author. I hope the next book will be a truly enjoyable book. I personally like Shuangwen, and I definitely don't mean to belittle it. I just feel that the heroine's attitude towards the female counterpart has changed too much, especially after the 60th chapter. I can only say I'm sorry, I personally can't accept it and plan to abandon the article. (I want to say to my friends who like similar articles: It's very interesting and the author writes well)

It's okay. Although the heroine often gets into trouble, most of them are solved immediately, and she doesn't have the habit of dragging on for dozens of chapters. The heroine has an average IQ, and the good news is that everyone in this book has an average IQ. There isn't much wit, and most of them are straightforward. The best thing is that it didn't end badly, at least the finale didn't leave many holes.

I was very angry when I watched it at the beginning. It was not cruel enough when it should be, and it was soft and weak. When it was about to end, I was a little reluctant to let go. Jiang Ning had made so many achievements, but because the original soul came back, she could only return to the world of immortality. Overall, it was good.

The system is not almighty for the heroine of the original book, but she was tricked by the system. How could she think of using her lifespan to exchange for an illusory love? Jiang Ning, who came through the world of immortality, brought the world back to its rightful place, only to be overthrown by a few cats.

The logic is online, the setting is novel, but there are few emotional descriptions, and the writing feels a bit lacking, and it is a bit boring in the middle. At the end, Butterfly Dreams of Zhuang Zhou, no wonder the whole text made me feel like a monk is in a bearish state of everything. Of course, we don't rule out the possibility that I didn't write it well because I was sitting there. After all, this is the author's first book. Reading the comments about how the protagonist doesn't fight back, what I think is: according to the setting, the character of the farming monk is not strong and unforgiving. She is a monk who knows nothing and lives in a new and unknown world with a different training system. If she encounters trouble, she will go to the police and accept whatever result they give her. I think it is normal. The only thing that makes her unhappy is that Zhu Guojing was taken away and Xiaotuanzi was not taken away. It was him who saved her every time!