Transmigrating Across the Stars as an Android

The female lead seems very opinionated, but she's actually easily swayed by others. She changes her mind after just a few words from them, always claiming to be emotionally detached, yet she acts like a saint when it comes to doing things. She thinks she sees through others, but she's constantly being manipulated.

It's quite good. I admire the female lead's character and how she handles things; she avoids a lot of trouble for herself. The most memorable part is her dealings with the eldest daughter of the Leng family. If she had let things develop unchecked, she would have faced constant trouble after arriving on the capital planet.

It's not bad; the beginning is mostly engaging. I guess I ran out of ideas towards the end, so I just threw in a virtual world setting 😂 and then the female lead takes control of that virtual world and becomes a god. The reason she hunts those strange beasts in the beginning doesn't seem clear. It's worth checking out when you're looking for something to read.

That Ye Mao! And the careless female lead in the first 45 chapters! I was really angry, I still feel so simmering inside, it's so frustrating! It got better after that! But I'm seriously furious! That Ye Mao! Who is he?! And the main problem is the female lead hasn't even realized it yet! Ugh! I'm so angry, so incredibly angry! Ugh!

The premise of seven-year-olds being independent in this interstellar setting is quite striking. It doesn't follow traditional thinking and is very innovative!

The plot is very interesting, full of twists and turns, and the foreshadowing and plot developments are well done. The story has a grand scope and doesn't feel like a stereotypical no-romance novel where the characters are deliberately kept separate from romance. You can also feel the characters' growth. It's a great story!

It's well-written, but I don't know why the square value is so low. Maybe it's because it's not a wish-fulfillment story. The protagonist isn't incredibly powerful, nor is he cold-blooded or a saint; he just has an ordinary personality. The people around him aren't particularly good or bad either; they're all quite realistic. It's very relatable.

Survival is difficult in any era; adults reject simplistic, naive, and overly simplistic narratives. (Well written.)

The content didn't really grab me at first, but it got better later on. I've been watching until the latest episode and I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. I hope the updates come out quickly, otherwise I'll forget what I read earlier and it'll be hard to keep up with the later episodes.

Well written, fluent, and human-centered; a pleasant read.