The Cultivation Ancestor Raises Kids in the Interstellar Age: As Long as We’re Alive

There is no problem with the writing, and the plot can be said to be a combination of [the world's IQ dropped a hundred times, but I stayed the same] [the world's cooking skills dropped a hundred times, but I stayed the same] and [there are always unscrupulous people who want to harm me]. Everyone's emotional lines are like those in ancient novels.

The author's writing is quite good, but there is a problem with the heroine's character. The ability to survive in the world of immortality shows that the heroine is not bad at all, but from the beginning, the heroine does not look like a boss. It is suggested that the author can change it to the heroine who travels to the interstellar world not long after entering the world of immortality. In this way, even if the heroine is scared or disgusted when she sees spiders, it is not too abrupt, or the author adds a paragraph about what the heroine has to spiders. Shadows and the like are more reasonable, but I still recommend the former, because the heroine written by the author really does not have the feeling of a boss, and is more like an ordinary person, but I also think that the author is good at writing. It would be better to change the setting. I have seen several book friends commenting that the heroine is a master of cultivating immortals and is so bad. The author thinks it is a joke. If you can accept it, you can change it [Note][Note][Note] Come on and update! @ I went back and read it, and found that the characters were better after the changes. This book is indeed very good! Come on!

The heroine has a good character and takes revenge on the spot. In addition to having a rough time at the beginning, she later joins her brother and wins a lot of hearts with her delicious food. The heroine uses her knowledge of the earth to recognize a lot of giant foods, including white radish, sugar cane, corn, soybeans, and chestnuts. She also cooks a lot of delicious food. The male protagonist is good, has a good outlook on life, and is a foodie. Wait for the update, and look forward to their sparks.

Can you imagine that, although the details are very general and the ending is not as exciting as I imagined, I actually finished reading it without a trace of failure -0-! I haven't written a book review for a long time. It's not that I haven't written. As a senior novel ferryer, I have read a few novels no matter what kind of novel they are, including immortality, martial arts, fantasy, romance, concubines, time travel, space, rebirth, heroine, BL, apocalypse, online games, female supporting characters, supernatural, and so on. The reason why this novel made me interested in writing a book review may resonate with me. I want to read the extras. It's that simple. To be more detailed, I want to know the story of the male and female protagonists traveling back to the interstellar world from the earth, and then going to the world of immortality, or the interstellar adventure type, and encountering all kinds of strange things. In the stories, the male and female protagonists have more stories that take place along the female protagonist's causal line. During the period, they discovered that in addition to the interstellar world where humans exist, they also lightly dabbled in the orc world. The story did not involve much war, and only wrote about adventurous collection and exploration. However, the story mentioned the 1st, 23rd and 3rd Legions. , There are so many retired soldiers, all of whom are disabled and retired, what are they doing? You can write about it. Interstellar food has mutated, and you can also extend it in this direction. You can't rely on readers' imagination. They want to see everything, but they can't see it. The wild mind is not easy to use, and the imagination is lacking. In short, I am looking forward to the author's work, and I highly recommend this book, so that more colleagues who love novels like me can capture the screen together, hahahaha.

Nice. At first, he decisively sold his house to escape from the original bad living environment and went to a new planet to open up wasteland and join his brother. Later, he met his father and fell in love with him. The heroine in it is decisive and rational. I personally think that the journey of love is very smooth, not twists and turns, and there are no twists and turns in the road. The characters in the plot are also quite fleshed out and have distinct personalities, of course, mainly the protagonists. One of the villains was unexpected. He was warm and amiable at the beginning, but later became sarcastic and provocative, but he got off the line quickly. It may be necessary for the development of the plot, but I think it is quite unexpected and quite profound. Finally, when I got home, I felt like I could write more, and I still wanted to read.

It's beautiful~ lots of delicious food, and a little bit of mutated food~ A small bug is that there are no land plants that can be planted in the entire star. This wasteland is inexplicably good and has not been snatched away by other big shots. Moreover, there are many things that cannot be eaten in the wasteland. Some of the same plants have mutated to be poisonous, and some of the mutated plants are less toxic and non-toxic and can be eaten. However, the ones the heroine asked to plant and found are not mutated and can be eaten all over. It is not the golden finger function of the heroine, but it is quite different from the background introduction.

The heroine is from modern times to the world of immortality and then to the interstellar world. She can make elixirs and medicines, and cook delicious food. She has two children, born to the original owner. The male protagonist is the heir to a large family. His superpower core is damaged. He works as a team leader on the resource star. The female protagonist can cure it. Not bad, I really like watching it anyway

Overall OK. The heroine started out struggling to be a chef, but then she met the children's biological father, who was a third-generation soldier and a third-generation rich man. He immediately got a house, a car, and money. The subsequent stories mainly revolve around helping the male protagonist and his family.

It's pretty good-looking, and it's a slap in the face. The heroine is a little confused. But I think it's very unlucky for an unlucky guy to travel to the world of cultivation and lose all his cultivation, and to sacrifice himself to support justice. I suggest adding a daily tag to the book. Overall, it is a more casual type.

Make a mark, and every time I have some hope, I can immediately bypass my expectations and slowly unfold the trivial and nonsense plot. My little patience is finally worn away. But in fact, the author's writing is good, and I followed it with great expectations for a while. I can only say that books that advance the plot too slowly are not suitable for me.