Raising Kids and Picking Up Trash in the Interstellar Era

Finished spreading flowers! I really like this kind of farming novel in which two people depend on each other and accompany each other. The relationship has a pure and stable sense of stability over time, and life comes naturally. Come on, author! I like the writing style and the atmosphere of interaction between Shi Yuan and the opposite sex. Gong, who is handsome, strong and cute at this young age, is simply amazing. Yi Ke is really a model retriever for his wife (?). He has been following Shi Yuan since he was a child~ Shi Yuan's mentality of treating him as a cub and pampering him no matter how old he is is so cute. The tenderness and fun in getting along is that the two of them are not on the same page but they treat each other well. Moreover, I admire Shi Yuan's character that no matter what he meets, even if it's someone he can't let go of, he can make a choice and wholeheartedly achieve the original goal he set when he was not interfered by anyone or anything. (Although after realizing it, I learned to miss lovesickness, it should be very difficult. So fortunately the ending of the article is perfect)

In fact, I don't quite understand why Xiao Shou must go back. I originally thought that there were people or things on earth that Xiao Shou couldn't let go of, but there seemed to be no such thing. So this is Xiao Shou's hindsight and he didn't realize that he fell in love with Xiao Jinlong. He felt that his obsession was to return to the earth and then go back (′~`;) Didn't he think that if he went back, he would never come back? Of course, it is more reasonable for the author to return Xiao Shou to the earth. Before leaving, Xiao Shou made Xiao Shou think that Xiao Gong was good to him, his desire for exclusivity, and the crazy and suppressed emotions in his eyes were all because Xiao Gong regarded him as a female, and he wanted to say mmp in his heart. From what I feel after reading this chapter, it seems that the emotional bond between Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou is much deeper than Xiao Shou's feelings for the earth. Xiao Shou has no emotional sustenance on the earth. As for career, doesn't Xiao Shou return to the countryside and live a salty life? So why Xiao Shou returned to Earth so hastily? The plot can barely explain it: the article says that Xiao Gong had a premonition of this and made a contract. But from an emotional point of view, I felt very depressed. It felt a bit like glass shards in the sugar mixed with some soil (it must have been because the sugar fell to the ground). It was uncomfortable to eat, and it made me even more uncomfortable to watch. I feel that Xiao Gong is so pitiful. If there was no such thing as a labor contract, life and death are uncertain, this article would be useless (′~`;) I feel that Xiao Gong might die of lovesickness, why should Xiao Shou regret it for the rest of his life? Who knows<(`^?)>

I cried when I saw it, no matter where you go, I will definitely find you.

The whole article ends here. Xiao Shou chose to leave and was very unhappy. I felt that even if Xiao Shou fell in love with Xiao Gong, he was not very deep. When he left, he did not think about how to leave Xiao Gong or consulted the system. Moreover, he felt that even if Xiao Gong did not come to him, Xiao Shou would still live on as time goes by, and the emotional contribution was not equal.

I don't like this world, I hope we can go back together in the future

Ah, the end, scattering flowers?

[Covering face and laughing and crying] Sure enough, the ending is very forced [covering face and laughing and crying] but overall it's pretty good, thumbs up

Shi Yuan was not angry after being forced to leave his own world. Oh my god.

Watched the extra. The needle does not poke

So sweet oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sweet