Yan Heng, an ordinary young man from the twenty-first century, woke up one day in the age of interstellar civilization.
The System told him, “Your mission is to farm and restore the interstellar ecosystem.”
Yan Heng looked at the rice seed in his hand, supposedly one of only three left in the entire galaxy, and fell silent.
Even more absurdly, because his genetic compatibility score was 98%, the Federation’s legendary perfect-gene general, Aris, applied to have him observed by the public in a three-month livestream.
The livestream was titled: My Blind Date and Me: Federation Edition
Viewers: ??? I can watch this without paying?
Three months later, Yan Heng’s rice sprouted.
The entire galaxy wanted to steal his rice.
And the ice-cold general had started wanting to steal his heart.
I've only read a few chapters and it's so suffocating. The system forcibly binds the protagonist. I saw it was so disgusting. It was a human trafficking system... Forcing others to do so. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up reading the rest of the content. Maybe the content behind it is also very interesting, but I can't stand it anymore.
It can be seen that the author may be a little uncomfortable with the emotional conflict. What should I say? The author wrote about the protagonist being given fragments of his hair follicles, skin, and a little bit of blood by his admiral whom he had just met. He was in disbelief at first, and then maybe it was because he was repaying the rescue, or why he admitted that he knew about it and then went out later. I felt that the protagonist should not be very peaceful. Jing should be very annoying😠Because you have to know that at that time, there were no pure-blood humans anymore, and he was the only one. When he first learned the news, he should have been helpless, and a little angry and sad😔Because you think he was just attracted by the admiral's appearance and then found that the admiral seemed to want to do something to him⊙_⊙
So far, in Chapter 53, I haven't seen the protagonist being wary of his partner or what? 😳 A person has just come to that world, so he shouldn't behave like that, right? (The author can consider that it might be a little better to let the protagonist suffer the same damage as the protagonist. Also, it is best not to do anything that is forced to research in the later stage, because as you said before, if you do mandatory research, the system will ask the system to kill you. However, it is best not to cooperate with the forced research, because he will be in conflict. If you cooperate, it will make people feel like they are being reduced to intelligence? There is a book like this. I felt that the book was a bit suffocating.)
I've only read a few chapters and it's so suffocating. The system forcibly binds the protagonist. I saw it was so disgusting. It was a human trafficking system... Forcing others to do so. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up reading the rest of the content. Maybe the content behind it is also very interesting, but I can't stand it anymore.
It can be seen that the author may be a little uncomfortable with the emotional conflict. What should I say? The author wrote about the protagonist being given fragments of his hair follicles, skin, and a little bit of blood by his admiral whom he had just met. He was in disbelief at first, and then maybe it was because he was repaying the rescue, or why he admitted that he knew about it and then went out later. I felt that the protagonist should not be very peaceful. Jing should be very annoying😠Because you have to know that at that time, there were no pure-blood humans anymore, and he was the only one. When he first learned the news, he should have been helpless, and a little angry and sad😔Because you think he was just attracted by the admiral's appearance and then found that the admiral seemed to want to do something to him⊙_⊙ So far, in Chapter 53, I haven't seen the protagonist being wary of his partner or what? 😳 A person has just come to that world, so he shouldn't behave like that, right? (The author can consider that it might be a little better to let the protagonist suffer the same damage as the protagonist. Also, it is best not to do anything that is forced to research in the later stage, because as you said before, if you do mandatory research, the system will ask the system to kill you. However, it is best not to cooperate with the forced research, because he will be in conflict. If you cooperate, it will make people feel like they are being reduced to intelligence? There is a book like this. I felt that the book was a bit suffocating.)