
A Guide to Raising Babies in Space
星际养娃手札
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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After reading this, I feel that people in the interstellar world are all rubes who have never seen the world and are easy to follow the trend and be fooled by the Internet...
Such a good book, how come no one has left a comment?
A society that consumes only nutrient solutions for a thousand years—would they even have cups, bowls, and plates? Frankly, such an absolute premise is difficult to justify and too prone to inconsistencies. Furthermore, the descriptions of daily life for interstellar inhabitants thousands of years in the future don't show much progress compared to our current reality. These interstellar beings, as portrayed by the author, are a disgrace to interstellar space.
I've basically finished reading it. It would be better if the female lead wasn't a queen-like figure. She understands everything immediately, and can cook and fight monsters in an ancient imperial family—that's unlikely to happen, right? Otherwise, it's alright; there aren't any major plot holes. It's just a strong female lead novel.
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