A Record of Raising Kids in the Interstellar Age

A person at the Nascent Soul stage who can't even control their emotions has wasted all those years of their life. With the way she raises her children, it's understandable why there are so many unruly kids now.

The female lead is portrayed as the most powerful woman in the world, while all men are utterly useless and unworthy of her. Even the father of her child is a personality-less, inhuman character... Thumbs down. Either don't write a male lead at all, or just go to heaven yourself. If you're going to write a male lead, at least establish a strong personality.

Although the male lead is mostly a minor character in this story, I still think it's quite enjoyable.

The female lead said that she had lived for eight hundred years as if she had no roots, like a passerby, and that her master and senior sisters loved her very much. Were those people just deluding themselves? The female lead didn't take those people seriously... This doesn't make sense.

The author portrays the female protagonist as having an omniscient perspective; she's the most powerful character in the entire book, possessing the highest mental strength, intelligence (which isn't necessary), and combat prowess. She can travel to any timeline she desires. Anyone who offends her or those around her is instantly wiped out.

The plot of this book is similar to the daily life of raising a child in interstellar space after rebirth, and it really gives me this feeling...

Bad review, the female lead's character is too fake.

You've cultivated for eight hundred years and you're still as naive as an eighteen-year-old girl. What were you doing for those eight hundred years?

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