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

It's good-looking. It's one of the few heroines who develop themselves in a world with many men and few women. Other stories say that the heroine actually suppresses her spoiled wife. I recommend it.

The writing is good, and the heroine is also great, with a tough and unyielding character (no cp, the main text does not talk about love, there are extras). But it really heals the love brain and time travel brain. After reading this article, I suddenly became disenchanted with time travel [face covering]. The system pulls people to travel through time to do tasks without their consent, which sounds like trafficking. All forces are also using the heroine to achieve their goals. The heroine had a difficult and dangerous journey, and she was repeatedly blocked when she wanted to go home. If not for the help of noble people, she might have perished together. Therefore, time travel is too uncertain. If you are not the Emperor of Europe, don't bet [laughter]

Hey, author, I have an idea, I hope it's not too presumptuous. The system should have this ability? What I have seen now is that the heroine is menstruating. Does the system have any ability to make the heroine's menstruation disappear? After all, it's more convenient, right? Otherwise, if the heroine is on a mission and suddenly comes, what should we do? And if your stomach still hurts, it's a bit of a mess, or you don't need to disappear directly. At least disappear in this world. Wouldn't it be nice to eliminate this ability after returning to the original world, and then return to normal? I don't know if the author wrote that later. After all, I didn't see the latter. The system should have this ability, and it shouldn't require a lot of energy, right? Also, is the fragrance emanating from the heroine's body a foreshadowing? Didn't the heroine dream about it twice? A different dream, right? Or more than twice? Forgot, is that fragrance related to this dream anyway? That can't be to harm the heroine, right? It feels a bit dangerous, I hope not. After all, no matter this, what is his purpose? Good or bad, anyway, it is true, it brings some trouble to the heroine, and the heroine, she will save the world later, but don't tell me later, it is the heroine herself, or most of it is done by the heroine alone. I think this is too tiring and not good. I remember there are supporting roles? Those supporting characters will definitely come in handy, just for some important tasks. I hope they can do it too. It's not that the heroine won't do it. It's just to allocate some to them and let the heroine take a break. Even if the heroine was already very strong at that time, I still hope it won't be like this. Yes, I had a question from the beginning. What did the author say? The original words are just supporting characters. Don't pay too much attention to them. They are just a character who appears in a certain chapter. After all, he doesn't appear many times. It seems to be more or less the saying, and the meaning is the same, right? So I'm very curious, is there going to be a more important supporting role? Or multiple male protagonists. Of course, what I mean by multiple male protagonists is not to form a CP with the female protagonist. How to put it, that's it. What I want to say is that there will be more roles, some more important roles, maybe the kind that will travel around the world with the female protagonist. Ah yes, do you understand what I mean? I don't know how to explain it clearly. The more I talk about it, the more confusing it becomes. Moreover, this article is a group portrait, or is it a group portrait article? If so, then there will definitely be other people walking side by side with the heroine. Of course, if it is a more important role, there cannot be only one, such as the general. If the world is to be saved later, then the general will definitely appear. After all, his position is not simple. Also, I am very curious, are the boys who appear in the introduction, are they more important supporting roles? Those who appear more frequently, such as the arrogant little wolf dog, the gentle and sinister one, the cold roommate, the cunning fox, the shrewd businessman, the cold general, and the cruel overlord, should probably appear more often. Even though there may not be many cruel overlords, there should be more roommates like the heroine, the gentle and sinister one. They should accompany the heroine later. Ah, these are all guesses. I didn't see the back part, so I don't know about this article. I saw this before and thought it was good. It is exactly what the author said. It is different from other interstellar novels. Oh, by the way, I feel that if the heroine saves the world and completes the task later, she will feel a bit at a loss. After all, the request made by the heroine is quite small. Saving the world is very tiring and powerful, so if possible, I hope that the heroine will not be greedy, but that she can have more or more powerful rewards, which will benefit the heroine, um One more thing to add here is that the side tasks that the heroine encounters now are all for the heroine to save the world in the future. This goal comes to me. I think it is really coincidental. For example, for the heroine, the heroine is required to be in the top three in the test. What kind of tasks do you think requires the heroine to be in the top three in the test? There are already traces here, no, it should have been there earlier. For example, the instructor asked the heroine to complete 20 levels in dozens of days, and it started here, or even earlier, he asked the heroine to go to the school here. When I think about it, holy shit, why are you so scheming? This system, of course, is not necessarily that system, but the system must be divided into many systems, such as the system that issues tasks. As for the system that can chat with the heroine and think, this must be another system. For example, within this system, plus this system, um, you understand the meaning? The character of the heroine is also very tenacious. She is not discouraged even if she fails. She will think about trying it again. I just can't believe it. I like it so much. This kind of character also gives me a feeling that this is a strong woman, not the kind where women are strong but men are stronger. Of course, I don't mean that the heroine is so strong at the beginning, but at least not like that. The heroine is so strong in the back, but the man is still stronger, which makes people unbearable. Is this called a strong woman? Is this called a strong man? What's more, when the heroine heard the admiral's invitation, she didn't agree immediately, but she thought more about it and liked it. After all, the mission didn't say, you have to do this, right? So if that's the case, why does it have to be like this? Can't it be changed to another one? Or even if you will enter later, you have to think more about it. Let's look at the situation first. A strong woman does not make you invincible at first. That is a cool article. A strong woman can slowly grow up and then become the strongest. Now I have read Chapter 46. Combined with what I saw before, the heroine was pulled into the dream again, and then after the heroine came out, she told the system, The system contacted the world consciousness, but the world consciousness refused to communicate. When I saw this paragraph, I saw a comment from someone who said that maybe the world consciousness is trapped, and it is not that it does not want to. Of course, there may be this reason, or it may not be, it is just that it simply does not want to. As for why he pulled the heroine into the dream, what is the purpose? We don't know for the time being, but it must be related to the truth behind this world. It is the truth about why women died suddenly 2000 years ago. It must be related to this. Then, combined with what I have seen in Chapter 46, there seems to be some kind of monster. This kind of thing is entangled with the heroine. It may also be related to this. It is related to this truth, and the author used Him, which may be a god? Or even if it is not a god, its identity must be very mysterious and powerful. So if the world consciousness is trapped by attention, then there is a high probability that it may be related to him. He wants to harm the heroine, and this world consciousness may want the heroine to help him or save him. The world, or to deal with the monster, so he let her enter the dream, but did not tell her. Every time the heroine knew a little bit of the truth, he would kick the heroine out. Maybe it had no energy, or some other reason. Did this monster want to kill the heroine, or what else did it want? I don't know this yet, but I always feel that he must have bad intentions and must be a very dangerous existence. Maybe this monster has a hostile relationship with the world consciousness. The world consciousness is on the side of the heroine. There is a high probability that this monster is standing opposite the heroine. Behind It is estimated that there is a high probability that the heroine will save the world by dealing with him. Maybe he realizes that this monster is already a threat to him, or it will definitely pose a great threat later, so he wants to kill the heroine before she has grown up, so he is targeting the heroine. It may be this reason, but if so, it proves that he is afraid. Of course, it may not be. There may be someone behind this monster. Of course, it may not be a person. No matter what the truth is, it will definitely not be easy to deal with it anyway. I still doubt these monsters. The object, or something, may have been made by someone. It may be that the higher-ups or someone is eyeing the heroine and wants her life or something to do an experiment or something. I saw Chapter 74 again. I want to ask what kind of thing is it and can it have the ability to interfere with the system? Or is it something the main system did on purpose? That's not right. The main system must have no shortage of energy, so there is no need to complete this task. So is it possible that the world consciousness is responsible? Who is so wicked? Come out if you have the ability. I really want to scold him to death and beat him up. Oh no, if I can, I really want to kill him. Even if he is not a world consciousness, it is definitely not a good thing. He also forces the task to have no energy and does not give rewards. Do you want to show your face? Are you crazy if you want the heroine to help you but don't give you anything? I'm really angry. It would be fine if I gave you something, but if you don't give me anything, you want to have sex for nothing. Who are you? Why should the heroine help you? If you want the heroine to help, you must have an attitude, right? You have to have a begging attitude when asking for help, and what is the situation on the main system side? Could it be that something is stronger than the main system and can even cut off the main system? No, there must be compensation, otherwise how can I be worthy of the heroine? No matter what the reason is, after the heroine's task is completed, the heroine must be compensated a lot. After all, the task should be completed very quickly, but because I don't know what it is, it has been affecting the heroine's completion of the task. I am sure that those side tasks are very likely to be released by that thing, or the task has been slightly changed. The original normal task, and the heroine, for example, she earned some energy, but something happened again. She has to use energy, so she consumes energy. This thing did it, ah! Can He die later? No matter what the reason is, He cannot be forgiven!

Although she was kidnapped by force, nothing happened to the interstellar people. She is very powerful and the heroine works super hard. That's how it should be. In the end, she returned to Blue Star. It's so beautiful. Highly recommended! ! ! [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

I like the character of the heroine. She is very clear-headed and knows the price of being loved. She firmly wants to go home. She is not like those nymphomaniac heroines who think that if their parents have other people to care about them, it will be fine as time goes by and things will get better.

The heroine has a firm belief in returning home and has the highest fighting power among the crowd. She is the only woman in the galaxy. Men have a natural affection for the heroine for no reason. The heroine hides her female identity very well, and the system will like the heroine more and more. Cool article, no cp in the main text, I didn't read the extras. I'm tired of seeing people reveal their identity and fall into the arms of men. This book, Men Will Not Cross the Line, I like it very much!

It's pretty good to watch, but actually as a reader, I think the shortcoming is that it's very short, because I really like Xingji, and I also really like women dressing up as men. This kind of thing needs to be supplemented with some strong spiritual skills. From my perspective as a reader, if the scenes where the heroine is on the battlefield are described longer, it will be more enjoyable. Naturally, the premise is that the heroine has a very happy life experience and is relatively helpless if she is an orphan like I have seen. Therefore, the heroine will not have such strong expectations and wants to go home. This is also a setting of the author. I can understand it, but as a reader, I would prefer to see a total chapter of nearly 300 chapters. Then there are interstellar battles in it, and then add some descriptions of the heroine's advanced thoughts, and then give everyone a good ending in the final extra chapter. I think this novel will deserve a higher score.

This book has relatively few chapters, so I stayed up all night to read it. Overall, it seemed relatively relaxing. The heroine's character is really good. As a time traveler, there were some causes and effects that she didn't have to participate in. But as a person with blood and emotions, she still faced it resolutely. To be honest, she really saved a lot of people, but she is not a holy mother. I think this is what a person with upright views would do, so I really like her character. This book is also a little heart-throb. Many men like the heroine. I think the various characters in it are well created. Some of the male characters are quite unforgettable, such as the general. His character is like a current soldier. He can completely disregard his own life for the sake of the country, which is very admirable. Also, I was very moved by the fact that the heroine never gave up and went home. The bond between the system and the heroine is really heartwarming. This book really amazed me. Originally, I had no hope for reading. This book really made me stay up all night after being forced to self-discipline for a long time (because I couldn't find good novels, so I couldn't stay up all night). There are also extras that surprised me, but I think maybe I can write a few more...[Shy][shy]

I don't know why the score is so low. This book is very interesting. The heroine is very sober and has always been determined to go home. Also very perseverant and intelligent. It's a very good novel. The plot is not draggy. In the extra story, Admiral Fu drank the forgetfulness potion and forgot about the heroine. It's a bit of a shame, but forgetfulness is sometimes a good ending [crying]. Best wishes.

I am not good at Chinese, so I tried my best to express this book. The heroine wants to go home, has put in a lot of effort, and is very strong. Maintaining a hard-working mentality in any environment is something worthy of admiration and learning. At the same time, I feel very sorry for the heroine. Fortunately, we succeeded. A strong woman without cp, a heartthrob, everyone is welcome