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The writing is very good, but I really can't complain about the male and female protagonists. I think it's good for the female protagonist to be alone and beautiful. As for the loneliness of the soul, the male protagonist should not have to be the one to relieve it. The heroine has many friends and partners, and they can all relieve the heroine's loneliness. It doesn't have to be the male protagonist.

Yes, it feels like reading a novel within a novel.

Very nice. However, there are very few emotional lines that appear abruptly, but it feels like industrial saccharine. Other than that, everything else is very beautiful and the writing is super good. (This is just my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it. Sorry if the language is inappropriate or offensive)

It's very beautiful, but there are too few. The author must insist on updating it. If the rest of it is of this quality, I don't know how beautiful it will be! It's so hard to find Chinese novels, I just like reading this kind of ones!

The writing is very good. The connection between the heroine's real life and the Chinese version of the novel is very natural. It's a pity that Xisha is not the male protagonist. It's obviously sweet to save each other and get along naturally. It's such a pity.

It's pretty good. I watched it specifically for the Chinese version. It's just that this one is not without CP. The more I watch it recently, the more I feel that the appearance rate of Xing Luo's man is a bit high. Maybe he is the male protagonist? I still hope that the heroine will be beautiful alone

Give it four stars. The relationship between Mingming and Xisha is described very delicately, and the so-called male protagonist is inexplicably weird. It feels like Bai Qian and Mo Yuan in Three Lives, Three Worlds and Ten Miles of Peach Blossom, a couple who were forcibly separated by the Creator. Except for the relationship with the male protagonist, everything else is written very well with five stars.

Not bad, not bad. The heroine did not directly copy those big works, but wrote it herself. The writing content is very detailed. It is also interesting to see the readers' reactions. Keep up the good work and make more [Blow kisses][Blow kisses]

The author's writing style is really good, the characters' outlook on life is very upright, and the text is also written in Chinese very well. Reading one book is equivalent to reading several novels. My only hope is that there will be no CP, and the heroine will be beautiful alone. Come on, author! Just keep it up, don't let it end, I really like this novel, keep it up!

It's very interesting, please finish it. I've seen the same type of food before, but I stopped updating it [crying] and can't find any good meal replacements at all! I'm really lucky to come across a book I like [sending heartfelt wishes] …Hmm… I'm impatient [learned]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh feeling like the feeling of chasing a novel in a novel now, I find a silencing yellow button, I can't get enough of it! Good luck to the author, I'm looking forward to the following plot, it's so well written! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

Although the writing style is a bit immature, the plot is more interesting and it is a novel that I have rarely caught my attention in recent times. It's a pity that the word count is only 80,000 words, which is too few and not enough to read. I look forward to more updates after the author's 100,000-word debut~

Take a good look! I really like the Chinese version. I really love the story of the white snake and the red fox! It looks good, it looks good, I like it so much, I'm going crazy! Why are there so few, ah ah ah ah ah, how can it be so new, ah ah ah ah ah ah, I like it so much that I want to crawl through it in a dark and twisted place. (Hold yourself tight) (Make strange noises) (Crawl in a twisted way on the table) (Gouge your eyes) (Dancing in the dark) (Sudden sunlight) (Normal) (Laughing) (Running) (Dancing) (Jumping while running) (Smell the fragrance of rice) (Breaking out of the ground) (Crawling in the dark and twisted way) (Quickly Happy to show off the rice) (Other creatures came to show off the rice) (Struggled with other creatures) (Victory half-dead) (Continued to show off the rice half-dead) (Resurrected with full blood after showing off the rice) (Kowtowed to the wife repeatedly to express gratitude) (Sunshine crawled healthily and happily) (Sunshine crawled back into the soil healthily and happily) (Angry Roar) (Become a monkey) (Fly into the primitive forest) (Dang the tree vine) (Chuang Fei passes by the monkey eating banana) (Roar) (Become a monkey) (Fly into the primitive forest) (Dang the tree vine) (Chuang Fei passes by the monkey eating banana) (Roar) (Become a monkey) (Fly into the primitive forest) (Dang the tree vine) (twisted) (screaming) (sticking against the wall) (slipping) (crawling) (moving) (making incomprehensible grunts) (fighting with other sea brushes) (drag a mark) (twisting) (screaming) (sticking against the wall) (slipping) (twisting) (moving) (moving)

The content is very good, and the Chinese text is also very readable. I think the CP in it is quite enjoyable, the story is very strong, and the subject matter is very novel. I usually watch movies without CP, but this one is so well written that I could continue watching it even after reading part of it and realizing that there was a male protagonist. However, I would rather the male protagonist be Xisha. This male protagonist comes out of nowhere, and his relationship is not very smooth. He just comes out of nowhere and doesn't get along with the female protagonist very much. He just develops feelings very suddenly. Before this, they were all colleagues who knew each other and were not very close to them.

After catching up on the latest chapter, Chapter 56, I achieved the achievement of "Reading novels within novels". It is currently a brainless and enjoyable novel with no logical loopholes or poisonous points. The content is mainly based on novels and reviews written by the heroine, with the addition of Blue Star's cultural faults and food deserts in the interstellar background. Through the novel, the heroine allowed some interstellar people to break the stereotypes of orcs, and also showed part of Blue Star's culture to the interstellar people. Looking forward to the heroine's second novel. Finished spreading flowers! The proportion of emotional scenes is relatively small, and the relationship is not confirmed until the end. The male protagonist can basically be ignored.

It's not too good to watch. It's quite a refreshing experience to follow a novel within a novel.

The novel setting reminds me of the saying that the moon in the water is the moon in the mirror. I am not one of the interstellar readers under the author's keyboard who said they want to crawl into the author's manuscript box! The author's three views are very upright, and the protagonist of the novel writes a novel. When we read the novel written by the protagonist in the novel of the author, the logic is still clear! And the stories are indeed very interesting! The protagonist once again showed me her ability to repay kindness and not be afraid of difficulties. In fact, she just needs to find her own shining light and reach the top! My second five-star book review in 24 years! I hope the author can move forward steadily. It is now 3:36 in the morning on 24.4.2! From now on, I guarantee that I won't put my phone away until this point! Learn from the protagonist! Have a regular schedule!

The settings in the article are clever and unexpected. The food article can echo the reality and take off with Blue Star🦅. It is true that Chinese people have the feeling of building a home🌍. The writing style is ingenious and novel, and the characters are vivid and vivid. However, the love aspect is not satisfactory. If possible, I don't have to mention CP, or I can accept it like "Selling the Pot and Selling Iron". Although it is sudden, I feel pleasantly surprised. It is not ky. I just thought of this article. The writing style is cheerful and novel, worth reading [Like]

The writing is quite good, I hope the male protagonist is Xisha. . . Or it's fine without a male protagonist. Don't give a female protagonist for no reason, but Xisha's role in the later scenes will be gone.

So far, the sentences are very smooth and not unbearable, and the story is not too exaggerated. It is refreshing and reasonable. There is no exaggerated writing such as "the entire universe will explode after publishing this article" or "it will affect the operation of the universe, and the official consequences will be met". There is a villain but it's not procrastinating or too exaggerated. The whole story is very smooth and reasonable. At the same time, it makes people feel the support among fans. You can see that "fans who really like the novel so want to Amway to give happiness to the people around them"

I quite like this story. At first I was attracted by the Chinese perspective of the story, but throughout the whole story I often ignored this setting. It seemed like I was really passing on the interstellar culture with the protagonist. As an author, the protagonist is simply amazing. The characters he writes are rich and meaningful, have many shining points, and are very positive. The most important thing is that he writes thousands of words every day and writes articles super fast. I really admire the author's imagination, and the author's writing style lives up to these novel themes. The emotional drama is slightly lacking, but the flaws are not concealed. What I like most is that in the end, the system comes back and can exchange for all the Chinese culture. It is really heartbreaking and regretful that a lot of culture and history introduced in the beginning were submerged in the disaster. What is also a bit difficult to overcome is why the disaster did not leave animal genes at that time. The world really needs rolling [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts]

It's pretty good. I wrote all the books myself. Although I'm told that the emotional scenes are too blunt, there aren't many emotional scenes. I originally watched half of it, but when I suddenly found out that there was a male protagonist, I almost wanted to give up. But I'm already halfway through, and the first part is pretty good after reading it. I found that the relationship period is quite short, which is good. If the author didn't write about the male protagonist, the score should be higher. I read a lot of comments complaining about the male protagonist, and I also complained about a few paragraphs. Overall, it is very interesting. Come on, author. I hope the author's writing style will get better and better.

It's still very good, but the emotional line with the male protagonist is a bit far-fetched. I don't see where the female protagonist is attracted to the male protagonist [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] The stories created by the female protagonist (author) are very interesting.

This book is relatively bland, and the writing is at a normal level. It's not excellent but not bad either. It didn't make me feel obsessed with reading the article, nor did it make me feel embarrassed and want to run away. The heroine traveled across the stars and wrote four novels, one about monster hunters, the other about ancient royal families, the third about cultivating immortals, and the fourth about gourmet food. I prefer the first and third ones. The Monster Hunter is a book about a husband and wife who are monsters but think the other is a human, hiding each other's identities. Some people say the plot is old-fashioned, but the author writes it in a humorous and interesting way, and the novel is related to the interstellar orcs. The inside and outside of the novel are connected, and the whole is very harmonious ( It hit my cute point, this paragraph can be read again and again when I am short of books); the next three books are not novel in our opinion, and they are interesting in two aspects: first, these themes are attractive in the context of interstellar, which lacks entertainment, and second, they are popular science of Blue Star culture. I skipped to watch it later and saw that there was a male protagonist in the comments, so I didn't comment much on it. In fact, I thought the interaction between the female protagonist and west Wen at the beginning was very cliché. I saw many people regretting that he was not the male protagonist. I think maybe the essence of this novel is about fast travel. If the white snake is the male protagonist when writing about monsters, and the vegetable breeder is the male protagonist when writing about food, wouldn't it be more harmonious?

Okay, this is the only book I've read so far where strength relies on the protagonist's own ability. In the end, in exchange for the lost history, I exchanged my ability to compose with my body The author's setting is great There are no ups and downs, no grudges, no grudges, but quite a story. It's a great author who is both ordinary and extraordinary.

The subject matter is quite new, and this is my first time reading a novel like this in Chinese. The first few stories are quite interesting, but when it comes to the food novel, it may be because the heroine's novel is too similar to the heroine's background. It takes time to distinguish whether the content is in the Chinese language or the heroine's world. It is very tiring to read, and it feels boring after that. And cp, I made a lot of mistakes in the comments, but I didn't make any mistakes at the beginning. I feel that the author's direction should be quite obvious? I feel that the emotional scenes go quite smoothly, and of course it is not a large-scale emotional drama.

This plot is really great. I told you that I have thought about it before, but I can only read it, not write it. However, I found that there are not many articles that are mainly about interstellar writing novels, or they are about interstellar writing and entertainment mixed with a little bit of novel plot. There is another one that makes me wonder, why no one thinks of interstellar writing as an idol novel? The idols I'm talking about here are the ones like those in the Japanese manga "Idol Activities", the ones that can transform. Well, I haven't seen this type so far. I hope there will be. I thought about it. If we travel to the interstellar world, the technology is so advanced. If the heroine is an idol, it is not impossible for you to transform. ୧꒰•̀ᴗ•́꒱୨

So beautiful! I really like this kind of novel where the heroine is the author! Big cheers for the author＾0＾~ Now the comments are from old readers~

The pace is very fast, and there are many Chinese characters in the text. It is very interesting and I love to read it. Is Xisha the male protagonist? I like him so much. The round tail is so cute! Also, is it my misunderstanding? Why do the people in the book speak a bit stiffly, as if they have a translator's accent and are better written? Is it to show that the spoken language of the Federation is closer to foreign language or is it a general writing habit? Finally, a big update soon! Wait for the update! By the way, this book has many novel settings, and the details of interstellar life are described very well. I really like this kind of wild imagination! -- Ah. Too early to praise. The post-production process was very smooth, and the characters' compliments were all exactly the same, which made it difficult to get distracted. Moreover, I felt that the golden finger was too open. Whenever the heroine did something, "the whole planet was shocked/caroused/...". There was no step-by-step process, which was a bit hurt. But overall it's still good-looking, and I like the Chinese text.

The novel comes with a novel and a book in the book. Reading one book = reading several books. Although there are not too many details, but the key points are described in detail. It feels very good to read. I really like the readers' reaction. After reading the whole book, the only thing I don't like very much is the emotional line in the last few chapters. Luo Wenfu is a native of Blue Star. He has a certain understanding of the history of Blue Star. He has also cultivated many valuable plants for Blue Star and created a spiritual home for Lanlan that is very similar to the Blue Star where Lanlan lived before... Well, I still like the head of Xisha Planet. Why is the male protagonist not Xisha [crying] [crying] [crying]