【Mutual Devotion / Strong Hero and Heroine】#Shocking! The Star Alliance’s Supreme Commander Is Hauling Soil at a Flower Shop. Is This a Moral Collapse or a Distortion of Human Nature?#
#Supreme Commander: Neither. It’s my wife’s shop.#
Genius spellcaster Su Rujin transmigrates to a world where the Star Alliance has a rigid hierarchy, and awakening spellcraft and physical abilities depends on “talent” and “luck.”
Su Rujin: ?
She promptly pulls out a pile of spirit plants and establishes a school, helping “ordinary people with no talent” awaken in no time. Her family schemes against her? She cuts ties. Her peers envy her? She gives them a face-slapping. Her enemies hate her? She wipes them all out. The people who once couldn’t stand her ask, “Is it too late to get down on our knees now?”
Dad, I wonder if you can see it. Is the ending of this book gone? Are there any extras? Really nice to look at. I love so much. I have read a lot of interstellar literature, and your book really touched my heart. I really hope that the ending can be completed with even a simple explanation. Give a complete ending. I really can't get enough of it. There are really too few books that I can read without finishing a chapter. .
It's indeed super good-looking, but as I said before, it's not finished. I don't think it's an open ending, it's just not finished.
The title copy is not very suitable for this article. This is not a healing or planting management article. In fact, there are many passionate battles in it. Nearly half of it is a passionate military school article, a small part is about finding out the truth about the death of the heroine's parents, and the other half is about the heroine joining the army to fight against the Zerg and human traitors.
Overall, the article is very interesting. The author's writing skills are mature and he has weaved a huge world view. The story structure is complex and arranges multiple branches to jointly advance a main line. The foreshadowing also plays a role in the plot and will be taken back when necessary. The characters are powerful and the pace is not slow.
The reason why I think it was not finished: Many of the foreshadowings in this article have been buried for a long time, and were taken back one by one as the story develops, but ① the veil of the boss of San Geng was not revealed. This foreshadowing has been buried for a long time. The identity of the boss of San Geng is very important to the heroine and one of the male supporting characters. ② The human traitor was not revealed The motives and interests of colluding with the Zerg ③ The female villain Su Ruyi who disappeared halfway is also a foreshadowing that has been buried for a long time. What role she played in the traitors has not yet been revealed ④ The mystery of the No. 2 Female insect has not been revealed ⑤ The most important battle to defeat the No. 2 Female insect has not been written ⑥ A Ruo ⑦ Huo Xianer
I think the boss, Ah Ruo, and Huo Xianer will appear later, which may be more important plots. If they are not written, it means that this article is not finished. It's a pity that I didn't finish it, but it doesn't affect the previous part, which is very beautiful.
The heroine travels to this world and discovers that the spiritual plants in this world are almost extinct and the distorted concepts have resulted in very low strength of spellcasters and physical practitioners, and they are prone to suffering from the incurable disease of Emotional Loss. She is the strongest spellcaster in the world. The heroine revives the spiritual plants and solves the problem. Overcome the emotional disorder, fulfill the three wishes of the original owner, complete passionate competitions with the squad in the military academy, establish a school and a new theoretical system, and increase the number and level of spellcasters and physical masters to achieve the goal of the entire people fighting against the Zerg and avoid the end of the human race.
The male protagonist is the strongest physical practitioner, but I don't know why the author arranged for the male protagonist to detect the location of Female Insect No. 1 Alone, and lead a team to eliminate Female Insect No. 1. Moreover, these two key plots are sketched out, and the results of the battle are only explained at the end. I think such an important plot cannot be completed without the participation of the female protagonist. It is considered complete. This may be to avoid duplication with the battle with the No. 2 Female Insect and reduce the sense of oppression in the final battle. This further illustrates that the original highlight was the battle between the heroine and the male protagonist plus the supporting characters and the No. 2 Female Insect. The fact that this part was not written is the key evidence that it was not completed. I once again express my regret.
The more ancient style of interstellar literature is specifically reflected in the fact that there are no women in high positions, and all high positions are men; there are basically no female highlights except for the heroine, except for the scene where the heroine's little cousin helps the heroine; the heroine's teammates are also all men; the women in other aristocratic families are either villains or have a bad attitude towards the heroine. Female competition,
But they all talk about ancient interstellar novels, so the above are acceptable. At least the author did not write that the heroine looks masculine like in other interstellar novels. Others call the heroine a "X brother" and "X master", which is already very good.
It's really good-looking. The writing and logic are all good. It should have been rated five points, but one point was deducted because it was too open ending. In fact, it was acceptable even at that ending. It would have been nice to have a side story as a follow-up, but it's a pity there isn't one.
It's rare to see such stunning interstellar writing. My favorite interstellar novel in the past was (Selling money to go to school, Duke of the Empire, please respect yourself. There is also another interstellar novel by the author of Duke). Because most of the interstellar literature is about food, planting and the like, about falling in love. This kind of enthusiasm is relatively rare. The author doesn't think it's a bad ending, it's actually more like an open ending. Maybe the male and female protagonists can destroy the mother insects with their partners, but as the male protagonist is a hybrid of human and insect, it will be the end of the world. If they can't get rid of the mother bug, then it's a tug of war!
This book is really good to read [shy][shy] It's not a bad idea to be in the trap [thinking]
Encourage the author, five-star praise.
How can there be no ending? At an important juncture, the author should explain it more [crying][crying][crying]
It's okay. You can check it out in Shuhuang.
It's very good, the emotions are written very naturally, and the heroine has a very charming personality. Not bad, not bad.
It's very informative, and that's the ending. . . . . .
Dad, I wonder if you can see it. Is the ending of this book gone? Are there any extras? Really nice to look at. I love so much. I have read a lot of interstellar literature, and your book really touched my heart. I really hope that the ending can be completed with even a simple explanation. Give a complete ending. I really can't get enough of it. There are really too few books that I can read without finishing a chapter. .
It's indeed super good-looking, but as I said before, it's not finished. I don't think it's an open ending, it's just not finished. The title copy is not very suitable for this article. This is not a healing or planting management article. In fact, there are many passionate battles in it. Nearly half of it is a passionate military school article, a small part is about finding out the truth about the death of the heroine's parents, and the other half is about the heroine joining the army to fight against the Zerg and human traitors. Overall, the article is very interesting. The author's writing skills are mature and he has weaved a huge world view. The story structure is complex and arranges multiple branches to jointly advance a main line. The foreshadowing also plays a role in the plot and will be taken back when necessary. The characters are powerful and the pace is not slow. The reason why I think it was not finished: Many of the foreshadowings in this article have been buried for a long time, and were taken back one by one as the story develops, but ① the veil of the boss of San Geng was not revealed. This foreshadowing has been buried for a long time. The identity of the boss of San Geng is very important to the heroine and one of the male supporting characters. ② The human traitor was not revealed The motives and interests of colluding with the Zerg ③ The female villain Su Ruyi who disappeared halfway is also a foreshadowing that has been buried for a long time. What role she played in the traitors has not yet been revealed ④ The mystery of the No. 2 Female insect has not been revealed ⑤ The most important battle to defeat the No. 2 Female insect has not been written ⑥ A Ruo ⑦ Huo Xianer I think the boss, Ah Ruo, and Huo Xianer will appear later, which may be more important plots. If they are not written, it means that this article is not finished. It's a pity that I didn't finish it, but it doesn't affect the previous part, which is very beautiful. The heroine travels to this world and discovers that the spiritual plants in this world are almost extinct and the distorted concepts have resulted in very low strength of spellcasters and physical practitioners, and they are prone to suffering from the incurable disease of Emotional Loss. She is the strongest spellcaster in the world. The heroine revives the spiritual plants and solves the problem. Overcome the emotional disorder, fulfill the three wishes of the original owner, complete passionate competitions with the squad in the military academy, establish a school and a new theoretical system, and increase the number and level of spellcasters and physical masters to achieve the goal of the entire people fighting against the Zerg and avoid the end of the human race. The male protagonist is the strongest physical practitioner, but I don't know why the author arranged for the male protagonist to detect the location of Female Insect No. 1 Alone, and lead a team to eliminate Female Insect No. 1. Moreover, these two key plots are sketched out, and the results of the battle are only explained at the end. I think such an important plot cannot be completed without the participation of the female protagonist. It is considered complete. This may be to avoid duplication with the battle with the No. 2 Female Insect and reduce the sense of oppression in the final battle. This further illustrates that the original highlight was the battle between the heroine and the male protagonist plus the supporting characters and the No. 2 Female Insect. The fact that this part was not written is the key evidence that it was not completed. I once again express my regret.
The more ancient style of interstellar literature is specifically reflected in the fact that there are no women in high positions, and all high positions are men; there are basically no female highlights except for the heroine, except for the scene where the heroine's little cousin helps the heroine; the heroine's teammates are also all men; the women in other aristocratic families are either villains or have a bad attitude towards the heroine. Female competition, But they all talk about ancient interstellar novels, so the above are acceptable. At least the author did not write that the heroine looks masculine like in other interstellar novels. Others call the heroine a "X brother" and "X master", which is already very good. It's really good-looking. The writing and logic are all good. It should have been rated five points, but one point was deducted because it was too open ending. In fact, it was acceptable even at that ending. It would have been nice to have a side story as a follow-up, but it's a pity there isn't one.
It's rare to see such stunning interstellar writing. My favorite interstellar novel in the past was (Selling money to go to school, Duke of the Empire, please respect yourself. There is also another interstellar novel by the author of Duke). Because most of the interstellar literature is about food, planting and the like, about falling in love. This kind of enthusiasm is relatively rare. The author doesn't think it's a bad ending, it's actually more like an open ending. Maybe the male and female protagonists can destroy the mother insects with their partners, but as the male protagonist is a hybrid of human and insect, it will be the end of the world. If they can't get rid of the mother bug, then it's a tug of war!
This book is really good to read [shy][shy] It's not a bad idea to be in the trap [thinking]
Encourage the author, five-star praise.
How can there be no ending? At an important juncture, the author should explain it more [crying][crying][crying]
It's okay. You can check it out in Shuhuang.
It's very good, the emotions are written very naturally, and the heroine has a very charming personality. Not bad, not bad.
It's very informative, and that's the ending. . . . . .