Reborn as an Ultra-Rare Earthling, Cherished by the Entire Interstellar World

The subject matter is very novel, so I give it four stars. The heroine is not very well created, but sometimes it feels a bit too pretentious. Also, the science popularization of history is good, but it feels like there is too much science popularization. The popular science content accounts for at least one-third of the current update (but after all After all, this is indeed the need of the plot. There is nothing to say about this. I just personally feel that the popularization of science is a bit too strong and the word count is a bit underwhelming.), Maybe it will be less later. After all, the heroine is recording a show now and needs to prove that she is an earthling. I declare that I am not unpatriotic, I am very patriotic, don't criticize! [Sending Hearts]

It's already interstellar. If the ancient earth were there, it would have been modern technology or more advanced technology, right? Should men and women be equal in Star Wars? If men and women were equal, would you say it was a bit embarrassing in ancient times? There were female poets in ancient times, but if a girl asked this question, how would you explain it? You could say that those things were invented in ancient times until now, and you said those poems...

Overall it's pretty good. It mentions some history. Although it's not particularly detailed, it's okay to have a rough understanding of some of the content. The two Su Luo exchanged their identities and went to their respective planets to shine. It was also a perfect ending. Every time I mentioned the humiliating history of modern times, I couldn't help crying. The Su Luo of the earth passed down the history of China and other countries in the interstellar world where history was lost, and also allowed the interstellar to avoid the great destruction. The Su Luo of the interstellar came to the earth to Using her mechanical talent, she played an important role in the implementation of the Nantianmen Project. No matter how they were on the original planet, they both made contributions to the country after exchanging identities. This is what I like (although this is a non-CP article, but I still really like Yu Chang and Su Luo's CP) [Love] Keep up the good work, author [blowing kiss]

Not bad. Very nice. It's really fun for the heroine to quarrel with people, but it's a pity that there is no official match. In fact, the warden can still save the heroine and have a happy ending [face covering] [face covering] [face covering].

It's even, the book is very good! I made a few guesses, and I think Yu Chang's guess (that there is something extra in the minds of the interstellar Chinese people) is correct. There is no magic in the interstellar, so how can you say that the judge can kill a person directly from the air? I think there is something in those people's brains that allows the people behind them to directly control them, including but not limited to being able to tamper with memories and control life and death. According to this speculation, even if the heroine lies, she will not necessarily die because her brain lacks that thing. (This is all speculation) The article is really good, it is a different type of historical article, and it has a main line and is not just about instilling knowledge.

I feel good when I criticize Star Sakura and others. Reading this article is extremely friendly to my breast glands. I feel like the popular science section is too long and feels like it's a bit too hard.

It's really beautiful, keep it up! ꒰ *•ɷ•* ꒱

The content of this book is good, but the second half is a bit cumbersome. There is no simplification in the early stage. The final ending is the highlight. It is clearly written about the whereabouts of the former heroine. However, I personally feel that it would be more interesting if there was some suspense at the end, that is, the earth may be said to be able to contact interstellar civilization.

Not bad, but the plot is a bit naive, a bit simple to the point of being monotonous... I guess the author is underage [laughs]

It's okay. It would be better if the history was told to interstellar people without so many subjective opinions.