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Xi Qing transmigrated into a sci-fi school novel, becoming an ugly, universally despised cannon-fodder character.
When he transmigrated, the original owner was holding a megaphone and threatening to kill himself unless the male lead agreed to date him.
To avoid having the male lead break his legs, Xi Qing's hand trembled and he hurriedly changed his pitch:
"To thank my classmates and teachers for looking after me, I'll give everyone one jin of strawberries. They're really sweet!"
The people waiting for him to kill himself burst out laughing:
Who doesn't know that fruits and vegetables in the interstellar era cost more than houses? How could a poor loser like you afford to give them away?
And one jin of strawberries? Strawberries are practically extinct now!
Everyone waited to laugh at Xi Qing,
right up until a week later, when Xi Qing drove a truckload of strawberries to school...
Everyone: What the hell?!
Xi Qing was a groundhog. He was mediocre at most things, but exceptionally good at farming.
In the food-scarce interstellar era, the people most needed were farmers. Those who made outstanding contributions in this field could even be promoted to high office and granted noble titles.
With his talent, Xi Qing saved the interstellar world from famine and became the darling of countless people.
Xi Qing could grow rice, grow lingzhi mushrooms, and even cultivate the legendary ginseng fruit, but he just couldn't grow a single blade of grass!
Xi Qing, the groundhog who lived on grass, felt like he was about to starve to death.
With no other choice, he knocked on the door of the marshal who owned an entire planet covered in grass.
The fluffy groundhog held a bowl in his mouth and asked cautiously, "Could I trade food for some of your grass?"
The legendary God of War Marshal gave him a cold look. "No."
Seeing Xi Qing's disappointment, he added, "Not for food. You can have it."
P.S. 1. An interstellar farming story. The bottom is adored by everyone and is very overpowered. Logic is dead, so don't argue.
2. Crop-growing conditions differ from reality. Think of a simple game like Farmville.
3. The protagonist is an enlightened groundhog. Its actual size differs from a real groundhog's, and it has an especially large tail.
4. Also, the protagonist isn't ugly. He's especially good-looking! How could an ugly guy be the protagonist?
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Blurb:
Ruan Tang transmigrated into a book. At first, he thought it was just an ordinary transmigration, until he suddenly realized...
He'd become especially prone to falling over.
Every time he fell, a handsome boy would catch him in his arms.
Every time he was caught, his affection score would go up...
From these patterns, Ruan Tang finally understood one thing:
Had he transmigrated into the book as its Mary Sue heroine?
After confirming that he was just a man disguised as a woman, Ruan Tang breathed a sigh of relief. But he never imagined that as the male leads' affection scores gradually increased, he would become more and more alluring!
And in the original novel, which had been abandoned before its ending, the heroine had died from her own beauty!
To avoid dying young like the heroine in the book, Ruan Tang had to find every possible way to stop the male leads' affection scores from rising.
But nothing worked. With the heroine's halo over his head, everything he did somehow earned him affection points.
He deliberately let himself get sloppy and unkempt. In the male lead's eyes, he was so genuine and unaffected! Affection +1
He deliberately went to bars and clubs and got drunk late at night. In the male lead's eyes, he must be working hard to support himself while studying! Affection +2
He deliberately made life difficult for a female side character who adored the male lead. The male lead concluded, "He must like me so much to do this!" Affection +3
Looking at his increasingly beautiful reflection in the mirror, Ruan Tang decided to calmly accept the death that was coming for him.
But just then, he found a badly injured person in the corner of a dark alley.
This person wouldn't suddenly fall in love with him or become hopelessly infatuated with his beauty.
Most importantly, when Ruan Tang stayed by his side, the male leads' affection scores stopped rising!
Ruan Tang's eyes suddenly lit up. "You must be an angel sent by heaven to save me!"
Yu Huo had been seen as a disaster since birth. His family abused him, his classmates ignored him, and he was always made to sleep in the coldest basement and eat the worst food.
He never thought that someone as unfortunate and gloomy as him could find the warmest light of all.
That person even told him he wasn't a demon, but an angel.
P.S. The bottom really is adored by everyone. An extremely overpowered campus story.
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The Empire's Number One Glamorous Streamer by Xueli Jianbao
The Tyrant Enters My Room Every Night and Dreaming of My Sickly Husband as a Boy by Manzhong (Search the author's name!)
The Supporting Male Character Has Taken His Place by Xibie Lanhua
Theme: Interstellar farming
This... Maybe the foreshadowing is not enough, it always feels a bit unfinished.
It's so sloppy, I stayed up all night watching it and felt like a big injustice. The system knows everything, so why is it surprising that the protagonist is selected to be transported and farmed at the beginning? Zhou is the king of the Zerg and can turn into a human. The Zerg has been lurking for so long and it is impossible that he has no understanding of the technological development of human society. So it is strange that Zhou turned into a dog and wondered about the light brain and so on. How did he change from Zerg to Zerg? The transformation of the dog back into shape was not explained, why the Ichimoku laboratory was still there after it was restarted, and whether those strange plants played any role on the battlefield in the end was not explained. It felt like the boss suddenly took away all the rest in the middle of the meal, and told you: You can imagine it later! Think about how you can be full while drinking Mistral!
This part is a bit unnecessary, and it always drops the chain at critical moments just to pave the way for the next plot. The point is that this plot is really unnecessary. There is no extra point in this plot.
So, the so-called tying the two people up with ropes... Doesn't it have any effect??? One of the tied people can take out photos from his arms at will, while the other can move to the place where the bomb is placed, defuse the bomb and even throw the bomb!!! Hahahahahahahahaha or is it that Xi Qing is actually a handicap gangster who just wraps the rope casually to tie people up??? Ps: Is the author really becoming more and more careless?
There are a lot of hidden threads that are not written, and the part of the same text is not written clearly. What happened to the empire after their death? Why does the system have the function of traveling through time and space? Why is the previous planet and research institute still there after traveling through the timeline? There is no extra story about Zhou Shian, and there is no first-person narrative about his puzzles, and there is no follow-up to the system. I stayed up late to read it, and my little mind was full of doubts.
The theme and tone are quite good, but the description and logic of the plot are confusing, and the ending is rather hasty.
That's gone? Uh, why do I feel so hard to explain???
Many things were not explained clearly. The ending was too hasty!
Many hidden lines were not written, and the career line was not written. I always feel that the author's writing power should not be so strong. I don't know if it became weak in the later stages of writing. In short, as the review said, I stayed up all night and was completely confused after reading it. There is no explanation in the extra chapter. Anyway, the author may have forgotten many of the foreshadowings, but I always feel uncomfortable with zqsg chasing articles. But at least I enjoyed reading the first 2/3, and the rest was nothing. I will read the author's articles again in a few years, if the author is still writing.
Ah? The parallel world is not Qing's in this world. Logically speaking, it shouldn't have memories. . . A little confused