Transmigrating to the Past: The Interstellar Young Master Finds Shelter in a Powerful Man’s Arms

The child born by Shou felt the same as if it was not his before he returned to the interstellar world. When he went out, everyone would only say that it was Gong's child, so Shou immediately marginalized him. This part made me feel a little uncomfortable and felt sorry for him. Other plots and emotional lines are okay

It's very warm, I personally like it very much, the characters are very stable, the two of them complement each other! The innocent young master is a calm attacker who survives in the apocalypse. One soul wears it and the other wears it. There is an introduction in the introduction. I deducted one star because the young master is B in ABO Star. He is pregnant and has a baby [face covering]. I personally don't like stories about two male protagonists giving birth, so I rarely read ABO and brother stories [awkward laugh] There is a reborn girl who has a spiritual spring space and can only grow medicinal materials. She appears in three chapters. In order to repay the kindness of her previous life, this tool man is too conspicuous [face covering]

Overall, it's pretty good. The relationship may not be smooth at the beginning, but just a little bit, it can be said that love grows over time. Anyway, it was only after getting along for a while that I realized that I like each other. Both parties have mental strength, and there is still a space. It mainly hunts and makes money. It is a relatively low-key story! The family is also very nice and warm! The writing about career development in the later period is not so detailed, and the ending is a bit rushed. It ends when we return to the interstellar. We haven't even talked about the life in time travel, and Jiang Chao hasn't been recognized yet. I should have written two more chapters but I haven't finished it yet.

Overall, it's pretty good. It's a sweet story, although I think the space aspect in the early stage is really confusing. There are so many animals on the mountain. It would be great if the birth of the child could be done later and treated as an extra story so that I can return to the interstellar birth. After all, the medical standards of that era were really poor.

In fact, I have been thinking, if Shang Yu's brother appeared in front of him in a starship... Wow... I really don't know how to describe it... The picture I always imagined was that his family came here to find him.

This is from the author's other two books. It's quite good-looking, warm and everyday, not outrageous or pretentious [Like][Like][Like]

Woohoo, I accidentally saw the updated part. In fact, I am really looking forward to the scene of going to the interstellar in the future. I hope the author can write more and look forward to it.

So far, it's pretty interesting. I just want to know if they can't go back in this era, or if the young master's family will find them later and bring them back to the interstellar space.

Looks good, the young master is very cute [laughs][laughs] It's too fast. Why don't you write a side story?

It's not bad. I rarely watch works with low scores, but I have recently watched a few movies with low scores, and found that the plots are pretty good! I can read these works in the future. I feel they are better than some of the 9-point movies. At least I read this one word for word without skipping a beat. I just didn't like the career aspect of the protagonist, and I didn't write about the life in the interstellar world at the end. I didn't know whether I would return to Earth. It's a bit regretful. The other things are okay.