Interstellar Poisonous Little Demon

Make a complaint. . . I really can't get used to the way the heroine's grandfather blows his beard and stares, shouting and drinking. . . If anyone yells at me all day long in the name of caring, I will let him leave smoothly. The second slot is to give a planet with just enough income to keep it running to my 15-year-old granddaughter. When handing it over, I hope that my 15-year-old granddaughter can make this small planet idle in the hands of several generations.

Complaints, there is a lack of plants in the interstellar era. Learn about soilless cultivation. In the end of the world, land pollution can at most pollute a planet. The last thing that is most likely to be lacking in the interstellar era is land and minerals, okay? The lack of water is pretty much the same.

Humanity has not been extinct for tens of thousands of years in the last days, which proves that even if fertility is difficult, human beings have solutions. Otherwise, the number of births every year would be less than 1% of the number of deaths, and there would be nothing wrong with humanity.

I read a few chapters, but they were bland and boring, and I felt like I couldn't get into it. My calligraphy skills are immature, so you can use them to practice, right?

It is a well-conceived article, but the writing style needs to be improved, and it is a bit verbose. Especially the communication with the system and the nanny robot makes the reader feel chaotic, and there are too many interactions with the system, including the fact that the heroine seems to have received the memory of the original owner, but she does not understand many things. This feels inconsistent. Moreover, if your soul changes body and comes to a strange world, you must first find out all the information about your life experience, including this world. I feel that the heroine does not have any emotions at all like being in a strange world.

Hey, when I read the Star article, I was passively pregnant as soon as I wore it, or could I just have an abortion in one month, but I actually wanted to give birth? Is this written by a religious person who does not allow abortion? There aren't many people in China who think this way.

When the heroine came to a strange world, I didn't need to first understand the basic information of this world. The original heroine didn't even read the memory carefully and didn't know anything. She felt like she was showing off the lower limit of her IQ.

With all due respect, I am a little disgusted with this mall system called Xiaoshang

The writing is really good at the beginning, but it becomes more and more chaotic as you go to the back, jumping inexplicably, setting up trouble for the sake of causing trouble, and it makes people tired to read it.

Besides, how can you tell when you are one month pregnant? At least more than three months, right?