A visitor from beyond the stars
comes to Earth and is given a new life,
with a pocket dimension at their disposal.
After adapting to life among humans,
they find family and love,
then work hard to build a happy family life.
Thanks to Chaye Tu Pu and Kuangbao Art Team for making the covers. Because of my mistake, I requested two covers, so I've posted them both here.
Ahem, with the two covers side by side, I think they look pretty stylish!
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This story features two strong leads, an older seme and a main character who takes the lead.
The setting is good, but I don't really like the one named Han.
I like the author's article very much. It's very cute, but the update is a bit slow. I look forward to the day when I can write more than 200 chapters.
It is indeed a masterpiece by God. After reading it once, I no longer want to watch it.
This article was recommended. I also saw Chapter V and wanted to say a few words. Author, you have spent nearly forty chapters writing about the growth and power development of Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou. What kind of article do you want to write? In my opinion, what this article has written so far is [An Rui's daily life] + [Han Lang's family power development]. So far, Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou are still strangers. As for Xiao Gong's [obsessed love] for Xiao Shou, I don't know where it comes from. Judging from the character description, the author's character is also very strange. As a child who has grown up normally, the character's mind and behavior are not normal. The logical thinking is chaotic, the writing is green, and the plot is shallow. If necessary, consider rewriting the outline and overhauling it.
Is this article really the main focus? No, please accept it.
Maybe the author wants to write a protagonist who doesn't admire power, doesn't seek immortality, and is calm and calm. But whenever I see someone writing about how calm the protagonist is in the face of the cultivation in front of him and how he doesn't want power, it just makes me feel hypocritical. If you really thought like that, you wouldn't go to the ancient tombs, you wouldn't think about getting the ring, and you wouldn't be able to enjoy the benefits of power with peace of mind. . . . . . If you want to do something, you must build a memorial arch. This sentence is always reflected in some people in various ways.
Anyway, go for it, buy it, and I'll give it a rating!
Although I bought the second one, I don't want to read it. In the first part, Han Lang was interested in An An, but turned around and kept a man. I don't care whether the male protagonist is clean or not. I have seen a lot of NPCs, but this kind of thing is a bit uncomfortable. I don't know what the author thinks. The language is okay at the beginning, but becomes more sour as you go to the back. It is said to be an ancient saying, but it is now, and it seems very awkward. As a robot, I have a golden finger, and I have read so many books, but I have such a lack of understanding of the world and my vigilance. What Mr. Li is doing here is also speechless. How does taking him out for a walk and travel help him identify the sinister nature of people's hearts? He is an old servant, and he always feels that his position is wrong, and his vision and identity are completely inconsistent. Finally, half-literate language is very uncomfortable to read!
Come on, update more! I don't think there's anything wrong with it, I just feel like there's very little interaction between the protagonists and it's a bit slow to pick up, but more updates would be the best!
I can't stand it anymore. I don't know what to write? The logic is confusing and why is the protagonist so white? What about the interaction between offense and defense??