I Just Want to Lie Flat, and Maybe Build a Mecha While I'm at It

I think it's a pretty good interstellar novel. The female lead is quite strong, and the plot flows naturally. However, the part about the best friend becoming the sister-in-law really shocked me. It feels like the atmosphere, or how to put it, has changed. Seriously, do people really like balanced romance novels so much these days?

It's quite interesting, but I personally prefer stories without a male lead, so I'm deducting a star. I'd still recommend it! For me, there aren't any major flaws because I don't usually read very carefully, so I still don't know what happened to the female lead's half-baked sister.

I've finished reading it. Overall, the book is pretty good. The chapters aren't long, and the content is engaging. The story begins with the female protagonist living alone in a deep forest for three years before meeting the male protagonist. Their marriage is automatically arranged by their supercomputer.

It's so good! The plot is really fast-paced and doesn't drag at all. What I like most is that it explains the differences in mental strength and physical constitution between her and the original owner. I'm happy that they got divorced after a year. The female lead is so strong. I like her.

I'd give it a perfect score. I've read countless novels, and I think every single one I've finished is good. Even if it has flaws, I believe the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. It's enjoyable and I recommend reading it.

The plot is complete, and the content is engaging. However, it's a formulaic story with little emotional depth. It would be better if the story's details were strengthened, the characters' emotions were portrayed more vividly, and the story was written more engagingly. Keep it up!

I think it's pretty good. Anyway, well, there aren't many conflicts. It's just straightforward, which I personally think is a very open story (don't stop watching just because the male lead wants to divorce the female lead; the later parts are better because he doesn't know her yet.

It's really good! Why is the rating so low?! I almost didn't click in when I saw this rating. I was having a terrible reading slump, so I'm glad I didn't miss it. The ending, how the female lead regained her mental power, wasn't explained clearly. Also, her mention of the mainframe possibly having a chance to leave wasn't mentioned. And the novel is too short; the pacing is quite fast, so I'm deducting one star.

It was pretty good, but the ending was a bit rushed.

New novel, looks good so far.