Oh No, I'm the Only Human in the Galaxy

Beautiful! It is rare to find an explanation as to why the heroine traveled through time and why she is the special one. There is no system, no space, no cheats, but a relatively logical article! It's not a cool novel, it's not a slap in the face, it's a brainless cool novel that everyone coaxes to love me. The heroine doesn't care about becoming a heartthrob. She also actively thinks about realistic solutions even after her vest falls off. She is a wealthy person. The survival work in the early stage is simply too real. Some people may feel sorry for Sister Bao, but I personally like this part very much. Even after entering the wolf clan, the plot often felt boring and unchallenging. I don't understand why the score is so low. I think it should be at least 8.5. There are also hidden dangers after joining the wolf tribe. The author has some thoughts on the women who are praised in the orc novels on the market. Not everyone loves the heroine without brains. This is so normal and reasonable. Finally, there is an orc novel that does not love the orcs. The heroine does not get lost in the overtures of the orcs, and ensuring her own safety and freedom is the first priority. The last time I saw someone so sober was Snow Owl's orc article.

She looks good, why is the rating so low... I said why I like this heroine so much, and I won't emphasize how good-looking she is, how good her figure is, and how self-reliant she is, like a tenacious weed. This is the ordinary heroine that I particularly like now that she is extinct! ! ! Like Xingran, the heroine in Billions of Years of Starlight! Ordinary people also have their own brilliance! ! ! The kind of heroine I like very much is now easily scolded for taking the role of the heroine and using the heroine as a cover... It is also easy to be picked on and dismissed as not being mature enough or being a big enough heroine... Sigh The author would like to thank you for updating! ! ! I have been silently following the update! !

The author's writing is very beautiful. This is one of the few attractive novels I have read on Tomato. The heroine's character is also very good, not so pretentious, and is much better than the heroines in novels of the same type. The writing style can also attract people to keep reading.

It's very interesting, the writing is online, the logic is smooth, and the heroine's growth line throughout the text is also interesting. From grassroots to king, every step counts. No matter how difficult the situation is, she will never give up looking for hope. She does not place hope on anyone but only believes in her own mind and fists. The author's handling of several love lines is also unconventional. Love is never a necessity, and the heroine is always anchored in her own future. In fact, while watching it, I guessed more than once who the heroine would choose, but it was only after seeing the ending that I suddenly realized that she does not have to choose a man. The thoughts and expressions about the situation of some women in the article are also very good and very resonant. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws, highly recommended!

I found a book when I was in a book shortage. At that time, I saw someone commenting that the score and content of this book were different, so it should be a high-scoring work. So I looked at it curiously. The content is not particularly large, I read it very quickly, and the ending is free of cp, which won my heart. Suijiu's experience throughout the book can be considered ups and downs, and it also explains the causes and consequences of the so-called time travel. She has been working hard from beginning to end, working hard to live, and working hard to climb up. She has also been confused, but she still moves forward. Therefore, in terms of characterization, Suijiu is a very charming protagonist. In my opinion, there is no male protagonist in this book. From beginning to end, there is only one protagonist, Suijiu, and other female and male supporting characters. They/they are her friends, teachers, enemies, admirers, or people who try their best to support her. Perhaps from some people's perspective, Suijiu is not a "good" heroine. She is selfish, cold, vicious, and will do anything to achieve her goals, but she is also kind, strong, and independent. Although the final ending seems a bit rushed in my opinion, it is still a very good ending. It is definitely not a bad ending, so you can watch it with confidence. (The above are all nonsense that I wrote based on what I thought of. They are all personal opinions)

The rating is slightly lower, but it's a different interstellar novel. She is finally no longer the cookie-cutter only human female, enjoying the highest treatment at the expense of her own healing abilities. It's very real. Ordinary people are thrown into a strange environment, with no golden fingers, no space, and no system. They rely solely on themselves to lay a solid foundation and move forward. Along the way, she encounters vicious supporting characters and noble people (although her motives are not pure), but the heroine is very smart and will use everything available to her. The early progress is a little slow, with a strong female character growing up, and the supporting characters have their own characteristics and are very lively. There are not many emotional lines, mainly embellishments. In the end, no one is actually recognized. It does not count as a CP, and it is more of a single arrow for the male protagonists. PS: This is the first time I have seen the story of the heroine's time travel being written so clearly. The friendship part was also very tearful.

The author's overall view and imagination are really beyond my imagination. I thought it was a book about the growth history of the heroine, the female character, and the purifier, but the ending far exceeded my imagination. After thinking about it, I found that the author's writing method is really wise. First, because in a rotten institutional system like the Federation, it is very difficult for the heroine to truly take power and not be restricted by anyone. If it is short, it is unrealistic. If it is long, it will be a stinky and long modern history of the West. On the other hand, the heroine's operation is reasonable and fast, and it also has enlightenment significance for the females and purifiers of the Federation. Second, the heroine is not an orc, and her interactions with those orcs are both good and bad. There is no need to pass on the hatred of the orcs, and you should not regard the enemies of the orcs as your own enemies. This is also emotionally reasonable. Thirdly, the supporting actors in the Federation who have a lot of roles may not be sincere towards the heroine. Some have a crush on the heroine while secretly doubting her identity. Some have had many unpleasant pasts with the heroine. Some like the heroine but cannot let go of the shackles of their identity and family interests... In short, in my opinion, although these feelings are touching, they are not pure enough. Therefore, the heroine cannot completely have a heart-to-heart relationship with them. So changing the map is a way to break the situation. Fourth, Allen's betrayal is different from traditional betrayal and is unconventional. He has always been the heroine's mentor, and he is the most caring person in the world who treats her well at all costs. In short, I really like the imagination of this book and the character of the heroine who never gives up easily and is not a bird in a cage. Although in some plots, I feel that the heroine is not that smart, misses some truths, and causes some troubles, but looking back, this is the heroine's growth path. She becomes stronger little by little, and at the same time, she does not forget to help other purifiers. Give the author a big thumbs up [note]

Oh my god, I've seen more than 280 photos, and I still think it's good to watch. I'm not bored at all. The plot doesn't drag on, and it's very exciting. Why is the rating only over 6 points? Wow wow wow, I don't believe the rating anymore. It deserves a high score of 9 points. It's super good-looking. All the pits I've dug so far have been buried. It's great. The logic is smooth and the plot is reasonable. It's faster and faster.

The five stars given are for the growth/ending/extra of the heroine. Garbage Star (repair machinery) - Wolf Clan (open repair shop + purifier) - Federation Main Star (purifier and minister) - Konya Star (Queen) In the Garbage Star and the Wolf Clan, the heroine is not a very strong person, and she has an emotional mentality of "what can we do now?" There are many dangers in the early stage that are somewhat due to the heroine's lack of careful consideration. Fortunately, the people who accompany the heroine care about her life, so basically she has not suffered any fatal injuries (it will be a bit anxious, but it will not cause the blood pressure to explode). The early tone is mostly centered around daily interactions with people around you and events such as being discovered and threats being forced to move. From the later stages of Wolf Clan to the ending, the heroine's methods gradually became tougher, and her emotional outlook became clear again and again. This kind of daily description can easily make people have some inertial expectations about whether certain men are qualified to achieve positive results with the female protagonist. But when you look at the ending, you will understand that there are reasons why these "friends" cannot become couples. The sincerity and beauty of the female protagonist are the most dazzling. It is human nature to fall in love with the female protagonist, haha. In the Federation, because the heroine is the only rare female human being, there is no shortage of coveting eyes around her. There is sincerity and interest in it. The author still holds back when describing it, and does not show too much of this aspect of human nature. It is shown through conflicts that can be seen in daily life. Only dozens of chapters and extra chapters in the later chapters confirm this complexity, but the overall tone is still warm (except for the revelation of life experience and Allen's death from illness). Generally speaking, regarding the rarity of the heroine's identity, the methods of the orcs in this world do not reach the level of dark robbery (this is also a question I had when reading the article. It stands to reason that it is difficult to talk about freedom and rights if it is so rare that it can improve the existence of genes for the population). Basically, all dangers can be solved openly. This article is not particularly Machiavellian. The tone is to cruelly downplay some of the dangers behind it. Although a bit idealistic, the heroine still has power and relative freedom, and understands that in the current situation, love/childbirth/marriage are just shackles that trap self-realization (of course the heroine has not "enlightened" her heart, but Mu Qiang pounces on the males one after another). For this reason, it is praised.

Power is the real freedom, and it is the cornerstone that truly allows people to live the life they want👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻I have guessed so many people before about who the male protagonist is, but I didn't expect it to be without cp, and the female protagonist became the queen, awesome Da😙😙😗I thought it would be one or both of the two brothers from the Zhan family who accepted it, but I didn't expect that I was too small 😂😂😂Who would have thought that Allen, who had given so much help to the heroine, but was in such a desperate situation, actually did this The king of Konya paved the way for the heroine to become the queen before his death🥰🥰🥰When I saw this, many people commented that Allen had pure love for the heroine, and that his love could be used, but I didn't I think Allen loves the heroine. Why does it have to involve the relationship between a man and a woman? Can't they be relatives? There has never been any ambiguity between them, but it may be that the author is anxious for the ending and wrote it like this🤔🤔🤔