Traveling through the book to the interstellar is a real or fake daughter, forget it; I read the original owner's few memories. "The real daughter was like a lunatic in her last life. It doesn't matter if she drives away the original owner, even if the original owner is a distinguished healer." "I have to find someone to kill the original owner. It's over! I'd better not have too much contact with him in this life. I thought I would die miserably, but I didn't do anything. How come I, a female supporting character, have lived a long life in the interstellar? I am liked by the boss, go on missions with my friends, laugh, cry, be sweet, have friends, and have family. It seems that I have everything.
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To be honest, I was quite interested at first, but it turned out to be a mess at the end, which made it very annoying.
First: the original heroine is one year older than the heroine, and after writing, she becomes the heroine and is called sister.
Second: From the very beginning, it was stated that the heroine was adopted when she was two years old, but later on it became clear that the heroine was her biological child who was found after being lost.
Third: Maybe I wanted to write that the male protagonist was mentally and physically inferior, so the initial character design of the male protagonist was to ignore any women and only care about his little fiancée. As a result, he fell in love with the heroine after meeting him and identified with her. (At this time, he didn't know whether the heroine was his fiancée, so was it just a joke? This setting is very bad for his favorability)
Fourth: She clearly knew that the original female protagonist was vicious, but the female protagonist had no defense at all. If it weren't for the male protagonist, she would have died. Moreover, the so-called family members who treat her very well are, to be honest, quite speechless.
There are a lot of inconsistencies and inconsistencies in the back, which makes it very confusing. To be honest, the setting is very interesting, but there is too much chaos and complexity, which makes people have no desire to watch it.
If the author would sort it out, it would be very attractive.
If you are not happy, please don't spray. Goodbye (；一_一)
To be honest, I was quite interested at first, but it turned out to be a mess at the end, which made it very annoying. First: the original heroine is one year older than the heroine, and after writing, she becomes the heroine and is called sister. Second: From the very beginning, it was stated that the heroine was adopted when she was two years old, but later on it became clear that the heroine was her biological child who was found after being lost. Third: Maybe I wanted to write that the male protagonist was mentally and physically inferior, so the initial character design of the male protagonist was to ignore any women and only care about his little fiancée. As a result, he fell in love with the heroine after meeting him and identified with her. (At this time, he didn't know whether the heroine was his fiancée, so was it just a joke? This setting is very bad for his favorability) Fourth: She clearly knew that the original female protagonist was vicious, but the female protagonist had no defense at all. If it weren't for the male protagonist, she would have died. Moreover, the so-called family members who treat her very well are, to be honest, quite speechless. There are a lot of inconsistencies and inconsistencies in the back, which makes it very confusing. To be honest, the setting is very interesting, but there is too much chaos and complexity, which makes people have no desire to watch it. If the author would sort it out, it would be very attractive. If you are not happy, please don't spray. Goodbye (；一_一)
Beautifully written.