[Beastfolk + Raising Kids + Female-Dominant Society + Female Lead with Special Powers + Suitors Competing for Her + Farming and Child-Rearing + System]
After blowing herself up in the apocalypse, Shi Yu is transported to the interstellar age and bound to a rescue System. The System tells her that she is connected to all the future pillars of the interstellar world. But these male beasts resent female rule and will lead the male beasts in rebellion, destroying the entire Thorn Galaxy. Shi Yu smiles. “Then I’ll become the spark that ignites the belief that all beasts are born equal!” On her very first day back home, she runs into a male beast in danger. After a whirlwind marriage, she rushes straight back to the nursery.
Everyone advises Wu Yueqing, “Sure, Shi Yu is a good-for-nothing who’s achieved nothing and has been cast out by her family, but this big woman has already given you a place by her side. There are plenty of handsome young men without wives out there. You should cherish her and be a good, virtuous little husband. That’s how all us male beasts have lived. Once you’re carrying a daughter, you’ll be able to keep your wife’s heart!”
Wu Yueqing is furious when he hears this. But a few months later, he really is carrying a baby. The child needs the comfort of its mother’s mental power, so he has no choice but to chase his wife to Planet E22.
Only then do everyone realize that the director of the nursery, who tops the StarNet poll of the woman people most want to marry, is none other than Shi Yu! Overnight, unmarried male beasts from across the stars flood the nursery’s message board, all hoping she’ll spare them a second glance in the crowd. Shi Yu ignores every one of them, but the male beasts insist they won’t give up!
Many years later, Shi Yu still has only Wu Yueqing. Every child raised at her nursery grows up to become a pillar of the interstellar world.
On every day off, the Imperial General, the First Executive, the head of the Academy of Sciences, and the wealthiest merchant in the stars all come to the nursery, cling to Shi Yu, and ask, “Mom, did I do well? Are you pleased with me?”
Perfect score! So beautiful! ( ´▽`) The subject matter is novel; however, the beginning is slightly disorganized. The three golden chapters are easily skipped and people might abandon the story, but I can't write them, haha. Finally, June is adorable, Yin Yin is adorable, Wu Wan Yi is adorable, May is adorable, July is adorable, and our leading lady Shi Yu is even more awesome;
(104) It's quite good. It's set in a matriarchal society, a situation where the two sides are extremely unequal, and some awakened beasts want to break free from this constraint. In the original story, Shi Yu was the fuse for the riot, but this time the fire is about to burn everything to ashes, so the future sends out a system to stop the existence of this fuse (?).
The plot is quite good; I originally planned not to add it to my bookshelf yet. But after reading so many chapters without any comments, I realized I'm the only reader. This book definitely deserves an 8 out of 10. I suggest revising the synopsis; the gender reversal setting is quite interesting, though not mentioned in the synopsis.
It's really good! The beginning might be a bit confusing, but after reading the first two chapters you'll pretty much know what it's about. The story doesn't have too many hidden plots, and the theme is quite novel, since it turns potential male servants into sons or partners. It's not a harem story! Most of the foreshadowing is explained at the end, and the ending is a very happy happy ending!
It's so good, so incredibly good, so super incredibly good! The dialogue is very humorous and full of witty remarks.
This book is really good; the children are all adorable, and the others also have their own distinct characteristics.
It's pretty good, just a few name errors. I like it though it's simple and understated.
It's pretty good; it's a good watch when you're bored, and the ending is quite quick.
Not bad, a story about raising a child.