After the System's Compensation, I Save the Galaxy with Food!

There are so few book reviews. I think there will be more people if there are ratings, so please add mine. Gloomy and sharp-tongued guide/comforter × Overly protective sentinel with an overflowing sense of security Currently, Captain Qin has very few scenes, and his progress with his beloved wife is not fast. It can only be said that the road to winning her back is long.

The book is good, but I found it uncomfortable and unpleasant to read. And since the author labeled it a sweet romance, I feel like I've been tricked into reading it only to be disappointed.

A concise version for those who don't like long reviews: Good Longer review: I read halfway through the book before reading the reviews, and I found some people saying the character was too extreme, which I personally disagree with. I'll address that in the next comment. First, let me share my personal thoughts on the book.

I'm planning to go. I've only read part of it so far, and the plot is a little uncomfortable. The character designs aren't very likable, but the author has written them very well; each character is quite pitiful. It's just that a lot of coincidences led to this situation. Since I dropped it halfway through, I don't know the ending.

It's a good read. Gui Ning is truly a tragic hero, having endured so many terrible things, suffering immense mental and physical torment, yet he still strives to live and save himself. He's so strong. The pacing of the story is good, and the writing is also excellent, but the updates are too inconsistent. I hope the author can keep updating, and I look forward to the later episodes. [Note]

It was good, I enjoyed watching it. I felt there wasn't enough romance, but it was sweet. The plot felt a bit bittersweet, a bit bland, and the ending was a bit abrupt—an open ending that left me with a slight sense of regret, but also a good feeling overall. Uh, sorry

Hmm, it's pretty. I thought it was a sweet romance novel based on the cover, but it's not sweet in the traditional sense. The protagonist has a rather independent personality; he's very rational and calm, and he seeks revenge—he definitely has the feel of a major protagonist. Hmm... The plot isn't too drawn out, considering there are only so many chapters in total.

I don't know if I'm sick, but I always feel that in this book, Gui Ning's death would be the true happy ending; his life was too tiring. 🥺

It's alright, it has two male leads, so don't get hooked. Xiao Chu is beautiful, tragic, and strong; sometimes it's so sweet and endearing. However, there are parts of the plot I didn't really like. Also, it's already an open ending, which is too short!! I wanted to see more of Chu Guining and Qin Mian's relationship; although it's not described much, it's quite captivating.

It looks pretty good. I hope there won't be any bad fruit juice at the banquet.