Romance from the heroine's perspective or no cp, the writing is smooth and logical, and it does not rule out the niche world view. It is very easy to read and after screening, there is basically nothing wrong with it.
The female protagonist abuses her body and mind, and the dog male protagonist wakes up but still cannot get the love of the female protagonist and has been tortured (this). The female protagonist has always loved the male protagonist but not the dog male protagonist. This fact is very satisfying. All in all, the plot is about her running away from him and chasing her, but she cannot fly. However, this story is based on the background of the 1920s and 1930s. The main plot of the entire nation's salvation is hidden, which makes the whole story out of tune and gloomy. No matter how sweet the story is, it cannot be bright. The ending is very hasty. Although this is the best ending that the heroine can achieve, the previous escape plot is extremely funny. It is better to escape several times at the beginning and find that it is not possible to directly use the child to gain sympathy and achieve a career.
The background of artificial womb reproduction in the interstellar era, the article on the sleeve is as love-hateful as ever, and it takes a few Thomases to continue writing it.
The writing style I wrote in 2011 is still good now. The ordinary female protagonist travels to a foreign tribe similar to the Paleolithic Age, and the "male protagonist" is originally a "lizard man", which shows a possibility of reptiles following the evolutionary path of human life. This is a rare article about having to give up the so-called social disciplines after time travel and turn into a wild beast to survive desperately.
The heroine traveled to the ancient Roman period and was immersed in the local world view since she was a child. However, she has the advantage of a traveler who knows the macro time nodes in advance and knows exactly what she wants. If there are those who don't like female protagonists and having children, they should avoid it, but marriage and having children are both ways for the heroine to move forward, so it's worth watching if you can accept it.