The All-Rounder Stepmom’s Second Marriage in the Interstellar Age
星际二婚之全能后妈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The premise is flawed; placing it in a spacetime setting feels out of place, and a historical setting would be more reasonable. This spacetime setting is too feudal. The author describes the future interstellar world with the tone and mindset of the 1970s, which feels very jarring.
What the heck? There's such a character setting? Raising a child as a stepmother?
It turns out that none of Jiang Zhige's four children are his biological children; it's a story of a saintly father and a stepmother.
The first quarter was okay, but the rest felt weird... A woman who acts like a nanny or a saint, working non-stop. If the female lead were a woman from the time of China's reform and opening up, it would be fine. The new world is good, but it gets too cloying after a while. It's too perfect. As I wrote, it became clichéd: the male lead is amazing, a down-on-his-luck strongman, and the female lead gets all the good things! It's so wonderful, it gets boring after a while.
The female lead seems to always think she has a strong sense of justice and wants to meddle in everything.
This book made me feel disgusted with my life and reason; the setting was twisted, and my worldview collapsed.
A story set in an interstellar era about a military wife who successfully passed the college entrance exam and started earning money to raise her child.
The character designs are quite novel, but the deliberate setting in an interstellar era occasionally pulls the viewer out of the story—how come the technology is so advanced, yet people's thinking in that era is still stuck in feudal times?! The first half is captivating, but the second half feels forced and overly gratuitous. The attempts to argue with people are morally questionable, and some of the scenes are unnecessary. Mi Lele could change her name to Mi Duidui (Mi the Debater).
I was turned off after reading chapter five because of the female lead's values.
Other stepmothers are portrayed as bad, but the female lead is seen as a good stepmother.