The All-Rounder Stepmom’s Second Marriage in the Interstellar Age

There's something wrong with the setting. It's not as reasonable as a historical background if it's played in an interstellar setting. This world is too feudal. The author uses the tone and ideas of the 1970s to describe the future interstellar world, which is very funny to watch. (Why there are stepmother stories? It's not that I don't want to have children but I want to have children. It's that I don't want to have children but not that I can't have children.) 1. The heroine compromises and marries the second-married male protagonist in order to save her grandma. She has too many tricks and no excuses. 2. An interstellar society with an average life span of two hundred and advanced technology does not have in vitro pregnancy sac technology? At the current rate of development, this technology may be available in a few decades. 3. Nowadays, there are very few young people who prefer boys over girls. The more advanced the technology is, and the more the society relies on brain power, the higher the status of women will be. As a result, interstellar people are still proud of having children, especially boys. 4. If you can't go to college, you can only marry; if you can't have children, you can only be a stepmother. This concept is really interstellar. In vitro fertilization (not surrogacy) is possible, and orphans can be adopted. Are these options eliminated in the interstellar era where there are already maglev trains? Ignore these four bugs, then this article is pretty good.

What the hell, there is such a persona, being a stepmother to raise children?

It turns out that Jiang Zhige's four children are not his biological children, the story of the holy father and stepmother.

A quarter of it looks fine, but the back part feels weird. . . A person who looks like the nanny of the Virgin Mary, who keeps turning around. If the heroine is a woman from the period of reform and opening up, forget it. The new world is beautiful, but it is too boring to watch, and it is too perfect. It sounds vulgar as it is written. The male protagonist is powerful. The male protagonist is a down-and-out strong man, and the female protagonist has encountered all kinds of good things! ! It's so happy that it's boring to watch.

The heroine always seems to feel that she has a special sense of justice and wants to take care of everything

This book shows a disgusting sense of life, a distorted setting, and a collapse of the worldview.

"The article about the military wife of the era who succeeded in the college entrance examination and made money to raise children" under the interstellar background

The characters are very novel, but they are deliberately placed in an interstellar background, which makes people laugh from time to time - how come technology is so advanced, but people's thoughts in that era are still stuck in the feudal era? ! The first half is fascinating, and the second half is a bit forced to make people feel happy. It is a bit ruinous to criticize people. There is really no need to tear apart some plots. Mi Lele can change her name to Mi Daodong.

After reading Chapter 5, I was dissuaded by the heroine's outlook on life.

It is bad for others to be stepmothers, but it is good for the heroine to be a stepmother