Commander: Thanks for Asking, I’m Not Getting Married

I think it's normal for a heroine to have a character like this. She's rich, beautiful and has cheats. If a woman like this can't walk in front of a handsome man, she'll have a brain problem. In reality, I don't know now, but when I was young, as long as they weren't ugly, boys would basically chase them, let alone the prettier ones. Girls really chased boys. It's very rare, so I still don't quite understand how women in those bloody dramas chase men by hook or by crook. There are no men left in the world. I'm so speechless. [Pause face] I particularly like the author's female protagonist. Although the male protagonist is a bit pitiful, it's nothing to do with wanting to win the brightest star. Come on, author! Looking forward to updates [send heart][send heart][send heart]

I like that the heroine is really sensible, and her character is very suitable for our era. The male protagonist didn't like her at first, but later on, it's okay. This is a person who has experienced the end of the world, betrayal, and the warmth and warmth of human relationships. It's not like the kind of person who has lived in the apocalypse for more than ten years. After betrayal, the harshness of the world, the warmth of human relationships, the betrayal of relatives, friends, best friends, and boyfriends, it didn't take long for him to accept it after seeing a good-looking man in time travel. I like this female protagonist. It doesn't matter if the male protagonist is powerful or handsome. You have already experienced the apocalypse. You can travel through space and have superpowers. Why do you need to find a man so quickly? When you get married, you have to deal with the relationship between mother-in-law, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law and sister-in-law. Wouldn't it be nice to buy a house and become a landlord after you open up by yourself? The male protagonist is always super handsome or a soldier. They are together soon. I don't like that.

I skipped reading because many people had objections to the male protagonist. I didn't read that part, but I think the relationship development between the two in the later period is better than many period novels. The female protagonist is beautiful, rich and capable, has her own temperament, and will not give in. The male protagonist worked hard to be accepted. It is very clear that the male protagonist fell in love at first sight and worked tirelessly to pursue the female protagonist, and he did not catch up with him in one or two chapters. I think the male protagonist is very nervous and cautious about relationships. I skipped watching it mainly because it was set in the countryside at the beginning, which was reasonable, but after watching too much, I couldn't get enough of it. My review is not fair, since I jumped to watch it, but I really liked it.

In fact, the writing is quite good, definitely not worse than those with a score of 9 or above. I have read thousands of time-traveling novels, and those with space will be my first choice. Not to mention that people who want to shop for goods are essential for home travel, and safety can be guaranteed. Just like the time-travel heroine in this article is helpless. Those with a little bit of force value (it's really rare to see those without force value, even if they have spiritual spring water and strong strength). Half a star is deducted here~ and half a star is deducted for I am really afraid that the heroine will not get married in 10 years (whether it is reality or period novels, she is definitely an old girl) ) If it's really four stars, then I won't change it and won't continue [face covering] After all, it's a novel, so if you choose a male protagonist, you want to see some emotional drama. (Although I don't like those nymphomaniac female protagonists who cling to the male protagonist without much pursuit, but in the end there will be no emotion at all. The scene is...) In the previous scene, the heroine refused the hero, and the hero knocked her unconscious and took her to his residence. I have read several modern novels and got even more crazy, so for this novel, the military hero felt that he was the worst, and that was it. It was a small scene, but later on he was quite pitiful [laughing] The heroine travels back to 16 years old in 1968. She is a pure female protagonist. She is not too old and has the most beautiful face🤝 Yes, she is her biological child and she has a mouth to fight back. No Holy Mother, it is not the same old country novels or plain country stories. The heroine is engaged in research and the male and female main lines are quite natural. I hope it will not be unfinished~

The heroine has only experienced the early stages of the apocalypse, so she does not appear to kill everyone like other apocalyptic heroines. She is gentle on the surface, but in fact she is a bit sultry, but she is not easily bullied. She likes to take advantage of her ability to engage in scientific research, and she is a bit of a bully.

It's beautiful and the writing is so good. The concept is reasonable and has the feelings of family and country. The heroine is slowly integrating into this era. This is the most comfortable novel I have ever watched, without too many top-notch features. I haven't seen much evil in human nature. It's solved as soon as it pops up. This is the real heroine of Shuangwen. I'm committed to this article and check in every day.

The female protagonist is quite sensible, but the male protagonist is too possessive of her feelings and is a bit paranoid.

It's really good to read. The subject matter is very novel. I haven't seen this kind of subject matter for a long time. The author's writing style is also very good. It would be better if there were more chapters.

I really liked it. I listened to it for more than an hour. Although the male protagonist was a bit paranoid in the early stage, he was generally very good and the female protagonist was very calm. Unlike other heroines who talk about serving the motherland from the very beginning, she puts herself first. Quite satisfied so far. Haha, I like it. The female protagonist who easily refuses to accept the male protagonist. I have already listened to the latest chapter. The male protagonist currently has no hope.

It's very interesting. It's the first unfinished book that I added to my bookshelf. I have the desire to follow it. I like the heroine very much. She is rational, sober, not arrogant, and she is mainly about herself. In fact, the male protagonist is hard to comment on. I forced love at the beginning, but then I started to reflect on myself. I wanted to be good to the heroine, but it was too late, and I let go of the heroine. It depends on the direction set by the author. As long as the heroine is always what I like, I will continue to pursue it (of course) It would be better if there were less bloody plots [laughing]) Very smart