Interstellar: After Becoming Heir to the Throne

It's good-looking. Regardless of the characters and world view settings, it's very interesting. I finally saw one among the many interstellar novels that doesn't focus on the Zerg. For me, who doesn't like mindless novels that always use cheats, this kind of slightly logical one is more interesting. At least from the text, I feel that the heroine is really strong, both in terms of IQ and physical fitness. Moreover, the plot of the story is definitely not the usual one. I don't understand the reviews that say the plot is bland. At least I personally feel that the pacing is very good at the moment, but I don't have to save the manuscript. After reading the author's other novel of the same name with a female protagonist, I feel that the setting of the world framework and story line should have been guided by an expert. Ah, I've been chasing it for a while and the total score hasn't changed much. According to the content, it should be 9 points or higher. Isn't this much better than the kind of article that uses an outline to imitate the popularity of Interstellar, or the kind of article that puts on an interstellar skin and engages in food, live broadcast, planting, and the entertainment industry? Are orthodox interstellar plots such as Xiang Wen so unpopular now?

Woo woo woo woo, it's so exciting, it's not enough, it's not enough! I hope there won't be a male protagonist, otherwise I won't be able to help but give up. It makes me sad just thinking about it. The female protagonist is uniquely beautiful, and long live the lack of CP [shy] Hyacinth, it's really hard to comment [almost crying] I hated him from the beginning. I don't know why, but I just hated him inexplicably. It wasn't until later that I discovered that he was a different species, that I suddenly understood that those who were not of my race would be punished. But his feelings for Su Hui are so pure, so pure that it makes people moved. Because Su Hui wanted him to go to the new world, so he went. Because Su Hui once said that she likes the color blue, one thing Hyacinth has to do before she leaves this world is to turn her purple flowers into blue. In the new world, Su Hui wanted his core, and he gave it to her from the beginning. Hyacintos was the name she gave him. Su Hui forgot many things, but he always remembered them. Because she is his "sun" lady. But, he is a different species. In any case, the only relationship between predators and prey is eating and being eaten. I'm glad that Linyu is sober. She always remembers the rules of containment and won't be confused by the alien species, nor will she believe the alien species' words. Otherwise, among all the people who died due to alien species, there might be one of her. Finally, Linyu is really great [sending my heart]

I quite like the heroine, but it's a pity that there are too many sub-characters inserted. Gay scumbags and so on are shot [angry]

The plot is very logical, but there are many things that I didn't understand in the early stage. Everything has answers in the middle and later stages. Human nature, interests, and emotions are intertwined. It is a very good book. There are many laughs in the early stage. The more you read, the more you discover the benefits. Emotions really manipulate and affect people's lives. It's a bit heavy, and I'm grateful to the heroine for always being sane. To the heroine: You succeeded. You are so tired. If dreams can make you feel happy, Linyu, just go to sleep when you are tired. We know that you have gone to the new world. Hope you are happy. PS: The author must fill in the holes he dug! Good! ! ! Be sure to read it, it's not a brainless show, it's very brain-burning! ! !

It looks good, and the more you look at it, the better it tastes. [Cover face] There is no formula that only makes it enjoyable after reading dozens of chapters. . . Personally, I think you can read it in the first chapter... The label of the heroine in the first chapter is probably: a social animal before time travel + time traveling to the desolate star + a trash with no desire to survive + a portable waste system. Then as we look further back, the character of the heroine gradually becomes richer: the 007 social animal in the research institute before time travel + the abandoned princess after time travel (to rebel... A wanted criminal) + the useless Dodder's system of chatting with and taking minutes of meetings (suspected to have a hidden identity) [what] [what] [what] [what] As for the rest of the characters, the author seems to like to add some anti-routine characteristics to the characters... I won't spoil it.

It's good-looking, it's true that it has no cp, and the characters are all well-developed, but the ending is a bit be, and the heroine is actually very lonely. Quoting a reader's comment at the end of the article (it's so appropriate) "I harvested a beautiful hyacinth, and before I knew it He gave his all to me, he went through a long wait for me to meet in the new world But that's not important to me."

The plot content has always made people feel innovative, and all the characters are particularly full. Not only the heroine makes people feel full, but other characters also have their own unique plot lines, and the world view framework of the entire novel is very complete. The author has been digging holes, leaving suspense, and the holes dug later have also been filled in. It is deep. It deeply satisfied my desire for exploration and made me not feel procrastinated and boring at all. Moreover, the author's writing style is also very good, and the way of narration is very popular. Although everything is sad, it is presented in a humorous way, and the different perspectives of the characters really make people feel the complexity and diversity of fate or human emotions, so it is really great.

It's super, super good-looking... I think the worldview and connotations described by the author are all sharp, but magically it allows people to discover some Chinese "implicit beauty". The author hardly describes whether Su Hui's appearance is "beautiful", but everyone will think that she must be beautiful, her core is strong, her logic is clear, she is strong and reliable, and she can act alone just like everyone else... She is an excellent decision-maker. But it's too heavy. If possible, I hope that in a world without pollution, little Su Hui can still be a carefree little girl at the age of 14.

It's a rare good book by Tomato. If there are many things you don't understand, my suggestion is to read it carefully or use your brain to understand other people's values. Although the author's values ​​may not be correct, the readers' values ​​may not be correct as well. After reading Chapter 135, write down your own understanding of the novel. Please be careful about spoilers: the author has filled in almost all the pitfalls. The main idea that made me feel in the novel is: Good people may not necessarily have good rewards, but evil people will definitely have evil consequences. The fat little fat man who maintained his kindness and supported his skin got a better ending. In order to strip away his emotions, Lucis finally fell into emotion. And dying because of shielding the anti-social villain is indeed the ending he deserves (of course Lucis can have several endings, such as He defected and was hunted down, took refuge with the heroine, was detained for life, was thrown on the battlefield and finally died in battle. Personally, I don't want Lucis to die, but I also respect the author's choice). The emperor paid the price for his principled mistakes, and the drama between him and Lanster Love did not collapse. Lanster was his chosen heir from the beginning, and Gweir was already the abandoned son of the emperor at the beginning. I like the pairing of Murong Zhi and Phaemis very much. Phaemis wants to give up her emotions but can't, and hates her because of her love. Murong Zhi of Zhizhi, of course, the above-mentioned supporting characters who died that I did not mention, they did die too decisively, but the way they died was indeed reasonable. They were easily killed by the superiors who could not resist. It is also the ending of the weak with a high probability, isn't it? After reading Chapter 146, I unilaterally declare that this is the best Tomato novel I have ever read.

In fact, this is a great novel about a heroine. Some heroines from the God's perspective can know it quickly, instead of hiding it and making the heroine have to work hard to find out. This heroine is very smart. She can think that as a nest from the God's perspective, it is not as good as the heroine. At first, I thought it was too short to write anything. Later I found out that the author wrote some hidden clues very well and would not let the heroine find out. Now, the heroine's intelligence can be completely noticed, instead of something that is obvious from God's perspective, but the heroine just can't find it. For example, her identity is quickly guessed or discovered by the heroine. In other novels, the heroine has to be told at the end, and the same goes for Hogg's plan later. The heroine knew it before me. In summary, the author is awesome, and it was fun to read, and she is very smart.