
A Comeback Among the Stars
逆袭在星际
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 759k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Romance
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
328Chapters
0Votes
4.9kRecs
10.7kFans
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Reader comments 19
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Well, originally I was a little dissatisfied with the comments in the comment section that the heroine was unlikable. There are more men than women, so no matter how unlikable the heroine is, there will still be people who want her. However, after reading dozens of chapters, I discovered that the heroine is really fucking pretentious. It's like she can't listen to other people's advice. When others do good for her, she also feels that others don't understand her, that what they say is not suitable for her, and that she is different from others. Really, I am speechless and choked.
After watching 30%, the heroine is always recalling the misery of her previous life. The more I watch it, the more I feel disgusted. The author is very proud of Mao for writing the heroine so tragically. It feels super illogical. The heroine's soul state has been in the library for thousands of years and she has read so many books. She is in such a bad mood. How can she recall her past life all the time and have such a strong inner demon? The logic and IQ are too fake.
The comments below about the heroine's character are really correct. If you want to know what kind of person the heroine is, read the comments! All! It's really not an exaggeration, not at all.
I don't know how to comment. The writing is flawed, the plot design is okay, but the writing is streamlined and dry. It's like reading an elementary school student's composition. My daughter's composition in elementary school was just like this. Everything just passed by, with no focus, no exaggeration, and no empathy.
I like this setting very much. There are male and female family heads. Those who are capable and hardworking will live well. I also like this kind of world. There is real equality between men and women, unlike some female-oriented or male-oriented novels.
There is basically no emotional description every time he speaks, just like a chat machine. It looks a little uncomfortable.
I watched part of the plot and then went to watch the ending. I don't like this ending very much. The heroine didn't fall in love with anyone in the end, and it's not a bad idea to have a child. I feel that the "Chu family" built by the heroine in the end will definitely perish.
After reading one hundred and forty-five pictures, the heroine was so obsessed with her past life that she had nothing to worry about, but with such good conditions, this author has never written about cultivation, nor has he written about foundation building for such a long time. I don't know what he thinks? Building a family and building a family army is a bit like playing games. For such a long time, the heroine has not had a real battle. With this little cultivation, she does not practice in seclusion to improve her cultivation, but she still runs around to take care of this and that. So what if she builds a family? Any high-ranking person will kill her directly, so what else is there to talk about? Abandoned.
I really don't like the heroine's personality
That's it. It's not enough to watch...