Exiled to Blue Star, I Livestream Farming, Scavenging, and Finding Airdrops

The love-minded mother, the silly and sweet sister, the father who is about to mutate, that's it

Nice idea, but there are too many degrading words for women. I've already written a novel, but can't I write about a world without degrading words for women? At present, the ratio of women to men including the heroine is 3:5. Apart from the heroine, women all play logistical roles. The heroine's sister has not been taught any self-protection and attack methods. The only ones with force value are the heroine, the Lin brothers and the heroine's father.

It's a pretty good interstellar farming story, and overall it's pretty enjoyable. The heroine is strong and decisive. After all, the heroine comes from the end of the world, has a low moral bottom line, is ruthless to her enemies, and has no burden on her. But the heroine will lend a helping hand to people in need, and she has good intentions in her heart. From the exile village to the farming base, the overall plot arrangement is quite reasonable and the characters are well drawn. I just don't like the plot of airdrop snatching in the early stage. The heroine is forced to participate. There is also something wrong with this interstellar. No matter what your status is, if the mutation value exceeds 80, you will be exiled. Finally, I hope that the heroine's family can be reunited as soon as possible, and also get the ownership of the farming base, live a good life, and hope not to get involved in messy things (but it feels unlikely).

It's beautiful and enjoyable to watch. It feels like I finished it all in one go! I don't understand the rating is so low! It's quite beautiful! There are also many elements, including time travel with doomsday powers, scavenging in interstellar wastelands, and live broadcast. Various elements are integrated together. Anyway, I personally like it. I urge you to update more!

The pace of the article is very steady, there is no CP, the heroine is very strong, she is a very standard heroine, strong yet gentle, she has her own bottom line, she is not a virgin, the plants also have their own characteristics, they are very cute, and I don't see any strong men and weak women. There are also many strong women in the article (if you are nitpicking and didn't read it later, I have nothing to say without it) It can be said), overall the heroine is the strongest. Although the plot is a bit messy in terms of management, the overall plot is also remarkable. All in all, it is a very comfortable and healing article. I like watching food and farming management-type stories with a non-CP heroine (the early chapters focus on fighting and survival, and the later chapters focus on management). You can invest in it.

Overall, it's okay. The heroine does kill decisively without leaving any hidden dangers, but the rest of the team sometimes have inexplicable IQ drops at critical moments.

Interesting setting, the interstellar mutation was exiled to the waste star, which happened to be the ancient earth. From scavenging to building a new home, reclaiming wasteland and farming food, live broadcasts. The heroine is decisive in killing, but also gentle and kind. She constantly recruits people to expand the team. Unfortunately, it is not finished yet and there will be more updates. There should be more.

It's okay, not that bad. There are only a few sentences at the beginning of the article to humiliate women, but basically none at the end. The heroine also shouts about God's love. The male-female ratio is okay, not that hard to accept, but the author's concept seems to be that men are still the head of the family with labor and force. Female logistics are not so friendly to those who like women to be independent. Notre Dame prefers the female protagonist to provide a sales platform. Blue Star's original works are sold, a win-win situation, not selfish, and there is a shortage of books to read.

Super pretty! It's been a long time since I've seen a high-quality article like this. The author's writing style is very good and the emotions are handled very delicately. The story is roughly about the heroine Tang He who traveled through the end of the world. With the power of wood, she found natural food on the Blue Star that has become a desolate star. She made natural food through a live broadcast. On the way, she met good friends and found that natural food can increase health. People who only eat natural food have no mutation value. This attracted the attention of scientific researchers. They went to Blue Star to find out. The rest is being updated. I hope the author will continue to work hard, recommend, and like~\(≧▽≦)/~

It's great to watch. The heroine is decisive in killing. It made me so happy to watch it. I initially read it as a regular interstellar food live broadcast, but it turns out that the world view is different. It's so interesting. It's not easy to see someone who goes against the routine. The author must not give up. It's awesome. It's still very cool without CP.