Go Crazy and Take Down the Entire Galaxy, Just Do It, Don't Hesitate

I stayed up late for two days to read the first volume. Full of stars! 💕 Praise the teacher's writing style, especially the characterization. Let's talk about Lilian first. At first I thought she was a bit pretentious, a bit pretentious (hahaha), and besides, I'm not really into the type of white rabbits, white cuts, black pretending to be pigs and tigers. I personally hate the way women put on pretense to please others. There are also some descriptions of the male gaze that make me feel uncomfortable (it feels like describing an extremely beautiful product). But what really changed my view of Lillian was her action to save Ning Zhihe. After all, not everyone has the courage to do whatever it takes to achieve the goal, and to order missiles to blow up a place without blinking an eye. I was really shocked by her. At the same time, her conversation with Ning Zhihe made my understanding of her rise to another level again. Being so smart, she could have used her sweet appearance and Ning Zhihe's good initial impression of her to make excuses for her actions through flamboyant lies, but she didn't, and she admitted it generously. This reminds me of what Sigma said about her: "She never hides her ambition." Just at this moment, she showed Ning Zhihe her true face as the mastermind behind the scenes without reservation. How confident and arrogant this is. Lillian is just like her father, Easton. She is a lone wolf, even in a group, she is still lonely, arrogant, aloof, and selfish. When hunting, she is cunning, cautious, and insidious but will boldly approach the prey step by step. If she locks the target, she will not hesitate to show her fierce, impulsive, and bloody side. It bites off the neck immediately to prevent the prey from surviving. But she is different from Easton. She is far more perfect than East, and it can be said that she is closer to Easton's perfect image than Easton. Lillian and Easton. Their background color is the cold wind of winter, and the blood flowing in their veins is cold and sinister like snakes. Easton sees his children as tools for his power, pawns on a chessboard, and his wife is less a lover than a puzzle piece that completes his glorious life. Lillian finally wanted to pull her mother away, but she did not change or stop her steps because of this sympathy. She had been planning for many years, and personally caused the fire in Bai Mansion, ended her blood relationship, and brought a successful end to her more than ten years of wronged and manipulated life. It's a bit of a pity here. I originally thought I could see these two people competing head-on. As a result, Easton died hastily. Lillian's disbelief and suspicion when she learned that he was dead was exactly the same as when I first read it, "Huh? He's really dead? He couldn't be faking, right?" The article also mentioned that Lillian never thought about killing her father, so I speculated that she must have prepared dozens of plans to deal with her father. I didn't expect it to be... In short, a little sad and a little regretful. Then let's talk about other characters in this book that impressed me deeply. That must be Hilgaria Chester. She is another character in this book that I like and surprise besides Lillian. I thought she was just the same stereotype as the other NPCs in the book, and she didn't even have any concrete role in promoting the plot. But from the moment I read about her indifferent attitude towards the Carter family, I tasted a different meaning. And from the time she opened the door to care about Lillian, I finally saw Hill's warm heart through the open door through the open door. When Hill was the apple of the Chester family's eye instead of Mrs. Carter, she must have been a woman as bright and warm as the summer sun. There are family members who love you, friends who can stand by your side, dazzling glory that you can achieve by yourself, and the freedom to be happy. But all of this was buried in the grave called "marriage" when she got married. She resisted and struggled, but there were too many constraints. In the end, she gave in and allowed the years to eat away at her appearance, and the things in her family, big and small, burned out the passion deep in her heart. But the remaining blood and pride in her bones still made her indifferent to get along with Easton, including having his children. She said, "Either be destroyed by this era, or destroy this era." Hilgeria Chester has indeed been destroyed by the era, but she left a fire behind. And this fire will eventually turn into a huge fire, starting from the Carter family and spreading to the entire vast world. Finally, let me say one more thing. Happy death anniversary, Lillian Carter. Happy birthday, Lillian Chester.

Good-looking [admiration] [admiration] [admiration] 1. The world view is grand and the setting is novel. It is divided into twelve star gods, spiritual powers, superpowers, and so on. 2. Impressive character: The heroine has a really good character. She is a white and black lady, an innocent dodder lady on the surface, and a cruel and crazy villain behind the scenes. She pursues freedom, does not like to be restrained, and has her own ideals and ambitions. 3. The group portraits are also very well written, including the handsome mysterious businessman Signus, the technician Luo Lin, the obsessive-compulsive Rhodes, the super-powerful Zero, the "daddy" Zhong Lian, the former mercenary and current sculptor Le Zhengtinglan, the mysterious scientific researcher Ning Zhihe, and the intelligence businessman "Nightingale" Ms. Jiang Ting. 4. The plot is compact and progressive, starting with the heroine Lilian's "Amber Project". I'm really curious about the direction of the plot. Will Lilian overthrow the empire? Where will federal partisan competition go? What significant impact will Lilian have on the Federation? What role will the Twelve Star Gods play in this? In short, I hope the author will continue to create 😳

This is my first time to write a book review. I have read the latest chapter of this book. The author's world view and settings are very rich, and the main line and plot of the story are clear. I don't know if future plots will continue to maintain this level. To be honest, I feel that this kind of interstellar background novel is more suitable for a million-word novel. Author, would you like to consider writing a long novel to give it a try? Let's talk about the characters. The heroine of this story, Lilian, seems to be a dodder who needs to be dependent on others. In fact, she is an ambitious person with her own opinions. She is decisive and considerate in her actions. The heroine said, "Power is a woman's best skin care product." It also reflects that the heroine will openly reveal her desire for power. In addition to the heroine, there are also other outstanding female supporting characters. For example, Zero seems to be a cool sister who is ruthless and murderous without blinking an eye, but in front of the heroine, she is a pure and loyal puppy. Rowling, who provides behind-the-scenes technical support to the heroine, is a lively and cheerful girl. There is also intelligence businessman Jiang Ting. Although she and the heroine are still wary of each other, it is not known whether her relationship with the heroine will ease in the future and she will express her loyalty to the heroine. As well as the researcher Ning Zhihe who is related to the plot, whether she and Jiang Ting have crossed paths, and whether she will submit to the heroine will depend on what the author writes next.

It's the latest. How can I put it? This book is more like Lillian Carter's struggle to awaken and become Lillian Chester, fighting with her father, the empire, and destiny. On the way to her transformation, her father, who she regarded as her biggest rival, died easily on a stage where Lillian Carter retired. To be honest, I was in disbelief when I saw Custer's death. In my opinion, for this novel, the main theme is the awakening and struggle of a woman like Lillian. She has partners and friends. She is no longer Lillian Carter, a daughter who is bound and despised by her family, the daughter of an aristocrat. What I am looking forward to most is Carter. A legendary figure like Sturt can face up to Lilian in the field he is best at: power and planning. She is not inferior to Hadrian at all. However, for such a dictator, it is completely impossible to "face up". This also produces what I think is the greatest pleasure of this book - breaking the dictator's prejudice. Custer is a concrete combination of all prejudices against women. To him, the heroine's mother is just a "wife" who is infatuated, paranoid and dependent, not herself. The "attention" to Lillian is only because of her mother. But now everything has ended dramatically with a fire, and I feel a little disappointed. Maybe it's because I didn't feel satisfied with my enjoyment. After all, this is not a refreshing article, hahaha, but this book is really good and exciting. Come on!

The author will update it soon. It's rare to find a novel with a heroine with a high IQ and no CP. I look forward to the day when Lilian's plan succeeds. It's best to have the day when she rules the entire interstellar 🤔 [Learned]

It's very beautiful. Please give me your support. There are so few people there. Please don't stop updating it. [Sending heartfelt wishes]

Very good. Keep it up!

I really love it very much. Women should not become trapped dodder flowers. After breaking out of the cage, they can eventually fly into the sky. 💪💪💪

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Really, this is really a cool story about a heroine, super beautiful, I really like the contrast between Lillian! ❤️❤️❤️