Transmigrated to the Interstellar World: They Forced Me to Become a Real Man

The writing is good, but I am the female protagonist and cannot accept a little bit of female abuse, so I won't pursue it in the future. It's too shocking to fall in love with a man who has hurt you... This is a female channel, the heroine is a god, she deserves something good... However, it is not easy for the author to create, I hope to stick to it and keep working hard [Like]

It's okay. In Tomato, a story full of interstellar black tower and interstellar redemption routines, the plot is considered novel. In a world without a female world view, the female protagonist becomes an alien there. Because of the special nature of female identity, she has become a hot commodity that everyone in the world covets and strives for. It's not a story about sweet pets, it's full of dark colors, and the heroine with some love brain lives in it. Nothing shocking, maybe a bit sadistic? Does the heroine seem a bit masochistic? Anyway, cheers, author!ｸﾞｯ!(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

It's okay, the subject matter is good, but what makes me regretful is that the heroine did not have a daughter, but all sons. I think that female protagonists will become a kind of belief and bring different beliefs, and future generations of women will pass on this belief. It's not that we need strong female protagonists, just the fact that women are here, existing here, is faith. When the heroine dies, the only hope falls and the legend is gone.

A very different interstellar novel. The heroine is very strong and can endure things that ordinary people cannot endure. She is indeed a heroine. You can still be with someone who insults and hurts you, and you have a broad mind and a strong structure.

There are many stories about traveling back and forth and describing the original family for more than ten chapters, discovering a plant for several chapters, eating a meal for several chapters, and getting a beast husband for several chapters. Many writings like that can score 8 points or above. This is true time travel. Some people give low scores and say they abuse women, but there are no women in this world! Isn't it right that everyone has no courtesy and respect for so-called "women" and only respects them based on their strength? The heroine also feels that she can rely on men because of the rules of the past world, and then wakes up and strengthens herself. After getting in touch with the female protagonist, the male protagonists also understood what feelings are, how to treat women who are different from them, and how to love. The whole main line is clear, the characters are three-dimensional, and the writing style is also very good. It is really well written! [Like][Like][Like] I couldn't help but marvel at the end. The heroine began to change from a weak, evasive, and wanting to rely on others mentality to a strong one, and even changed the entire trend of civilization. In flesh and blood, the idea of ​​our flower-growing family's family and the world was slowly revealed after the heroine became capable. There is no long sermon, and the interstellar civilization is also changing with the change of the heroine while promoting the emotional line. It's great! She not only tamed the beast, but also made the beast willingly work with her to build a small family and everyone. Excellent! [Like][Like][Like]

The content of the story is novel, and the male protagonists are quite interesting, but they just don't want to regard the world as a part of their competition. Ordinary people can mess with whoever [laughs and cries] [laughs and cries]

What is female abuse? Abuse of women occurs in a social background where women have human rights, but they also treat women as slaves in feudal society. As long as they are women, they have no rights, dignity, and love. They despise her hatred and dwarf her achievements. It's not a book where everyone has a heroine or a female protagonist, so that it doesn't abuse women, it's a female channel, and it's cool. The highlight of this book is that the heroine is treated not as a woman, not as a man, but as a human being. It's people, it's people, it's people, it's people! He is just a person who has a lot of sins, no ambition, and small shortcomings, but he is gradually awakening. It just unfolds how a special individual survives in an unknown world according to her own personality. This is his content. How can those who say they abuse women really love their women? She just takes on the role of the heroine with her excessive self-esteem that has not been beaten in modern society, and wants to enjoy the treatment of a Mary Sue or a queen in an all-male world. If you really love girls and read it carefully, you will know what the heroine's position is in the world of this book. She is a disabled person at the beginning, an experimental subject in the middle, an awakened person at the end, and then becomes a strong person. If you love women, you must first admit that women are just a gender, and the rest is nothing. Only in this way can we objectively appreciate the beautiful qualities that most people of the female gender possess, see the plight of the female gender in modern society, be more tolerant of other people (including men, think of your father, your friends of the opposite sex, male Olympic idols, male moral pacesetters, male anti-narcotics policemen, etc.) And feel more at peace.

I think it's actually pretty good-looking. People who rave about it in book reviews and say it's very sad probably haven't read the kind of truly sadistic book that makes people's hearts hurt. In my opinion, this is the heroine's way of surviving in a desperate situation as an ordinary person. This book witnesses the heroine's journey from humbleness to freedom step by step. Come on, author, this subject matter is quite interesting.

From a very strange angle, the plot of 1/n is basically about the female protagonist having a golden finger, and the male protagonist and male partner falling in love and dying. There are only men here, and they strongly resist same-sex love, and coupled with the limitation of thinking, it is a bit reversed. The full text is more realistic. The heroine is a very ordinary girl character. She does not have the outstanding characteristics of the heroine in Shuangwen. She is very weak in all aspects and has too many dbuffs. Her biggest wish is probably to be a good person who can enjoy life without worrying about food and drink. She even seduce men and wants to be kept. After all, the standard beauty of the heroine is full. The heroine is very confident, but she is blind. I saw that the author of the latest chapter said that there were suddenly a lot of bad reviews. After reading it, I personally feel that the bad points in the bad reviews are not really bad points. It is just that readers will raise the protagonist's morality, ability, character, etc. To an inhuman standard in their hearts. Suddenly seeing an ordinary person who may even be worse than themselves becomes the protagonist, they will find it difficult to accept. Secondly, Nance abused the female protagonist at the beginning. In fact, from Nan's point of view, it is not considered abuse. In his eyes, the other party is a man like him, and there is a serious suspicion. A low-level person who can be strangled at will. Even if the innocence is proved, killing is the safest. In the end, Nan still lets her go, which is consistent with Nan's character in the later period. He has both thunderous methods and compassion. Germany is probably the biggest obstacle that the heroine has hit so far! It is scientifically proven that men must not pick it up on the roadside! Not even if it's forced! There are also people who poison the heroine because she has a short memory for moral matters. I want to say that it has been three years since the heroine escaped and lived peacefully in space. Time will dilute the wounds, and she has never had direct contact with the crowd. It is as if she has the ability to surpass everyone. She is indeed able to float, so she lowers her guard and becomes stupid. Personally, I think it's quite good so far (when I saw 70, the book has been reported and blocked [laughing]), it's fun to break out of the stereotype of a cool novel about a female protagonist and read it from the author's point of view. Probably those who have read 1/n will put it into perspective and feel how good the heroine eats. The heroine of this article also wants to eat something good, but unfortunately reality does not allow [laughing]. Men have their own ideas, and the heroine hits the wall. This book is very suitable for a God's perspective.

This book is very interesting. Each character created by the author is both loveable and hateful, with distinct personalities. The male protagonist is not perfect, but it fits the plot and interstellar background very well. The female protagonist is also well written. From a weak survival at the beginning to being able to leave the male protagonists who hurt her on her own, survive independently on a deserted star, give birth to a child and create a paradise, I saw the tenacity and growth of the female protagonist while reading Xianshuo. There is no perfect male and female protagonist, it should feel like this. It is very smooth and the plot is compact. It is just a little short and the ending is a little rushed. Maybe the author does not know how to make the several male protagonists live in peace, because it is the paranoia and possessiveness engraved in their genes. There is also Mo Chen who cannot be washed away. There is nothing wrong with the open ending. I look forward to the author's big extra [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]