Transmigrating Across the Stars: After My Engagement Was Broken Off, I Married Off My Foolish Dad to a Marshal

This story is very interesting and engaging, but it's too short. Just when you get to the good parts, it's over. I've noticed a pattern: good stories are always short. Why is that? (Please don't be offended if you disagree.)

It's a very well-written and engaging story. The female lead has incredibly strong mental abilities, possesses a spatial dimension, and is extremely kind to her original owner's mentally challenged father. She also has a marshal as a lover. The author's writing is superb; I really enjoyed it. The female lead also loves to cook, and her cooking is exceptionally delicious. Her mentally challenged father is incredibly lucky, having both a mentally challenged father and a marshal by her side.

It's pretty good, quite enjoyable. The opening scene with the silly dad is so touching 😭😭😭, so full of fatherly love.

The female lead is intelligent and strong. From the moment she arrives, she uses her wisdom to reclaim what she and her father had been entitled to for so many years, even more. She severs ties with her original family, helping her parents break off their relationship.

It's so sweet! Only the first minute was bitter. 😄 The female lead is incredibly capable, beautiful, kind, and lucky; she's fortunate enough to become a role model for women. The male lead is also amazing, and they're a perfect match. The author presents us with a picture of life on an alien planet—a planet that can be heaven or hell. This is probably what Earth would look like after nuclear contamination. So…

After giving birth to triplets, she then gave birth to quintuplets—I guess I'm just not cut out for it 🤦 I won't read any further. The whole story is a wish-fulfillment narrative. The things the female lead brought from her previous life, along with her wood-type superpowers, allow her to basically live a life of ease in this one. She and the male lead also face no obstacles; sometimes they seem like a perfect couple. Even the process of giving birth is incredibly smooth.

It's so good 😊! The female lead transmigrates from a post-apocalyptic world to an interstellar beast world, and the male lead is an imperial marshal. Both of them have tragic childhoods, possess spatial abilities, and have superpowers. After getting married, they have three children with their first child, five with their second, and eight with their third 🤦🤦🤦, and all of them are exceptionally gifted babies 😊

It's a good watch, but the female lead's mental strength and superpowers are never revealed, the organization the male lead was supposed to destroy on the garbage planet isn't destroyed, the female college student who transmigrated isn't described much, and the illegal organization and the laboratory are only mentioned by the two without any follow-up. Overall, it's worth watching.

It's great; this is the first time I've read a female-dominated, male-subordinate interstellar novel.

The author's books are all great! It's just that the ratings are so low. I've collected several of them and finished reading them all. I enjoyed them all. Sometimes when I forget the details of a book after reading so many, I pick it up again and still find it enjoyable.