My Cheat Is Earth

I love Rhea very much, and I also love the description and transmission of culture in this book, but it has too much stamina. It's so uncomfortable, why did Youke die? Although in the setting, he still relied on technology to "survive", what I saw was a young boy who died. Of course, it is normal for a person's personality to change during war experience, but the author's foreshadowing is too little. No wonder many people in the comments said that the cards that came back later were no longer the same as before. ? From a human perspective, Youke is indeed still the same person as before, and part of his physiology and "soft-heartedness" in his character have been washed away. But this is exactly what I find hard to accept. People may become indifferent, but the kindness in human nature should not be wiped out. In the subsequent exchanges, I felt that the exchanges between Youke and other characters became more businesslike, which was too OOC. Isn't the reason why this male protagonist stands up because he comes from a remote planet and has seen injustice in the world but still has justice in his heart?

The story is good, but the emotional line is dispensable. In fact, the male protagonist can be left out... And it feels like the ending is rushed in the later stages.

I really like this article. I clicked on it because of the title. The more I read, the more addicted I became. I feel like I have read too many romance articles. Occasionally I saw an article like this and it really shocked me. I really like Rhea. This sense of mission is great. Come on, author! May the falling geese take flight!

I'm here to refresh the page again. There are too few good articles in Jinjiang now.

After many years, I came here to make up my vote. Although it still seems to have many limitations, it does not prevent me from carrying the banner for Rhea. There is really nothing to say about this idea. Woo hoo hoo, the falling geese are flying!

Woohoo, I really like it after watching it! ! ! This is the first book of this length that I have read in the past two years. The setting is quite novel and the male and female protagonists are very cool. I really like the kind where emotions cannot affect reason, where reason is higher than emotion but emotion is not completely lost. It's also very interesting based on traditional culture. God knows how painful it is for me to find derivatives of myths and history. The description is so magnificent that I will be attracted by it! Finally, Aria and my little princess Qimingya (girls who are soft on the outside but strong on the inside always make people happy)

Interstellar background text. During the apocalyptic nirvana period, the heroine is reborn into the future universe, using spiritual power as motivation and past life culture as the background to slowly model and promote the ancient earth culture. The structure setting is still fresh, but the career line is a bit anticlimactic, and the emotional line is a bit abrupt and unnatural. The overall feeling is unsatisfactory, especially in the later period when the pace speeds up and the ending is quickly conveyed.

The world view is huge and beautiful, but I always feel that there is still a lot that I haven't written yet.

Classics last a long time

After reading it, I felt something strange in my heart from the beginning, because my view of love is that I like it first and then it suits me. If it is not suitable and then I like it, I will break it off. I can't accept that it is just suitable, and I feel like I have to make do with it. Later, when the Homo sapiens project appeared, I felt even more uncomfortable. I couldn't accept and disagree. It made me feel stuck in my throat for most of the book, but the author wrote it very well. In the end, the disagreement gradually disappeared when the male and female protagonists reconciled. In short, in the end, they were still suitable, and they were still suitable in each other's hearts. At least they care about each other. Best wishes.