Interstellar: After Transmigrating, I Married the Fourth Prince, a Monster

Finished reading on 2025.2.22, 02:24 I actually want to give it 3.8 Points hh The plot and characters of this book are both in an ancient style, but there are also a lot of hot memes from the past and a lot of funny clips that are good. People who read the astringent part will blush and those who like tentacles will like it more. There are many typos and typos in the author's words and characters, but the setting type is still very good. Most of the novel has a bit of the beauty of a domineering Mary Sue. If you can accept these, it will be fine. The reason why most people don't like it and have bad reviews is that it feels like a Mary Sue, and there are also inexplicable plots, and everyone's dialogue (except the housekeeper), and then it's weird and a bit hard to understand. Does the author want to show that Shen Xing has an IQ and some kindness, or is he perfecting everyone's characters, plot, character, and three views? The performance in the article is not particularly obvious, which makes many people confused. Some sentences were swallowed when the article was copied and reprinted, and when the perspective was changed (from the plot part here to the plot part on the other side), it was a bit blurry. If you hadn't read something similar, maybe I don't understand why this sentence ended up here. I hope the author can remind me next time I write an article or use "—" and "…" to separate lines. Okay, without further ado, here is the evaluation of the protagonist and the overall evaluation. I hope someone can still try to read it! In the early stage, the author wanted to write a character of Shen Xing (Shou) who is smart, smart, and enchanting (forgot the word), but the small hands and small head, this kind of description of children's hands, is a bit weird, and it is inappropriate to use it on adults (although I don't know how old it is). There are also some inappropriate times of coquettishness, and other descriptions, which make people feel weird, and it is a bit like a woman, but it is changed to a man, but this is also the case for most of the bloody literature. And the characteristics of Mary Sue, this can describe Chen Xing like a boy in other places (part of it), which is already very good (although not very good), Xi Luo (Fourth Prince, Gong), I want to write that he is powerful and powerful, but I thought he was cute in the early stage, and he was a bit domineering in the middle, and then it was a bit like the kind of CEO marriage novel I read a few years ago, hhhh, but he and Shen Xing are really good at playing👍This is it👍. The rest is an overall book review Overall, it's more of an ancient Mary Sue, but blends in with contemporary hot topics. You can watch it if you can accept it. The protagonist looks like a gender-transformed version but only 40% of it (hehe, just kidding) Some parts of the plot are very interesting, such as Hei Manyuan. I was amazed by his protection against Chen Xing later, but I was also curious about why he said "I understand, my brother doesn't like me" after his cleverness (something like that). It was not reflected in the subsequent plot, so I was a bit curious. The plot in the back felt tighter, loosening and tightening, and then loosening and tightening. I thought that the plot of Cui Jenny and Fang Jing would cause trouble or help. In the middle, I saw that many people left because of something. I think you can read the first half of the book. It may have a bit of Mary Sue and sexual transformation, but the meat and plot are still good in the first half. The ending is a bit rushed. It seems that it has not been updated for a long time? It's also a warm reminder that you can't accept a little bit of Mary Sue (about 40% of the descriptions here are a bit like Mary Sue's writing). There is less sense of sexual transformation, which matches the description of Mary Sues, but very little (about 15% of Mary Sues' descriptions). There is a childbirth plot, but there is not much description of how to get pregnant (but it's Cthulhu, so it's relatively simple for Him to have a child, hahahaha) Personally I want to say I have been thinking about this book review since the middle of the book. I have thought about it a lot, but there are things I haven't mentioned yet. I think I might write a review next time. This time I wrote a little less than 1,300 words, which broke my record, hahahahaha, because I really like this setting, but the author's writing style can be improved (I really like your writing, author) That's pretty much it, I'm looking forward to the author's next book, I hope it will be better! (However, last year, many of the books I was too busy with came to Tomato)

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Give it a thumbs up, the description of the monster at the beginning is very real and cute, and the writing is also very good. The plot is not cliché, and the author is still very humorous. Although the plot progresses quickly in the second half, it is still a bit flat. It may also be that the monster is too powerful and is not afraid of anything at all.

It's beautiful, but that's the end 😅

It's still ok, within an acceptable range, and there's no nausea or discomfort as described in the introduction. Instead, I think this setting is very good.

It's good to watch, I want to watch the extras👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

I like watching it, it's very interesting, and the plot makes me want to continue reading.

It's so good to watch. I finished watching it at about three o'clock in the morning and couldn't stop at all.

It looks good, I love reading it, the story is really attractive

Not bad, not bad