Interstellar: She Keeps Her Secret Identity Under Wraps and Just Wants to Go Home

It's a good read. One of the few stories where the female protagonist thrives in a world with more men than women. Other novels claim to feature strong female leads but are actually filled with repressed, pampered wives. Recommended.

The story is good, and the female lead is fantastic, with a resilient and indomitable personality (no romance in the main story, but there are epilogues). But it really cures those with a "romance-obsessed" or "time-travel" obsession. After reading this, I suddenly lost all my fascination with time-travel stories 🤦.

Hey author, I have an idea, I hope it's not too presumptuous, right? The system should have this ability, right? I've seen the part where the female lead gets her period, so does the system have any ability to make her period disappear? It would be more convenient, wouldn't it? Otherwise, what if she's on a mission and suddenly gets her period?

Although she was forcibly brought here, nothing happened between her and the interstellar people. She's incredibly powerful, and the female lead is super hardworking—that's how it should be! In the end, she returned to Earth. It's amazing, highly recommended!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

I like the female lead's personality; she's very clear-headed and knows the price of being pampered. She firmly wants to go home, unlike those infatuated female leads who think, "My parents are here, but others care about me, so it doesn't matter; it'll get better eventually."

The female protagonist is determined to return home and possesses the highest combat power among her comrades. As the only female in the interstellar space, men inexplicably feel a natural attraction to her. She hides her female identity very well, and the system also grows increasingly fond of her. It's a satisfying read; there's no romance in the main story, and I haven't read the side stories.

It's quite good, but as a reader, I feel it's rather short. I especially love interstellar travel and cross-dressing, especially when combined with strong mental abilities and other "golden finger" elements. From a reader's perspective, if the battlefield scenes featuring the female lead were longer and more detailed, it would be more enjoyable.

This book has relatively few chapters, so I finished it in one night. Overall, it was quite easy to read. The female lead's character is really well-developed. As a transmigrator, there are certain karmic consequences she could have avoided, but as a person with courage and emotion, she resolutely faced them. To be honest, she really saved many people, but she's not a saint.

I don't know why the score is so low. This book is very good. The female protagonist is very clear-headed and stays steadfast in her goal of going home. She also has great perseverance and intelligence. It's a great novel with a fast-paced plot. The only downside is that General Fu drinks a potion of forgetfulness and forgets the female lead, which is a bit of a tragic ending. But sometimes forgetting is a good ending, isn't it? 😢 Best wishes.

My Chinese isn't great, but I'll try my best to convey the essence of this book. The female protagonist was determined to go home, put in a lot of effort, and was very strong. Maintaining a positive attitude in any situation is admirable and something to learn from. I also felt sorry for her; thankfully, we succeeded. It's a strong female lead story with no romantic partner, and she's incredibly popular. Welcome everyone!