The Interstellar Boss Just Wants to Farm

I feel that the heroine is a bit selfish. I read the previous ones. The heroine doesn't care about her family. The family is so poor. He still has to buy salt. As mentioned before, salt is very expensive.

Absolutely amazing! The interstellar novel is pretty good at depicting a scene of a village woman fighting in a house, but none of the characters in it seem to be smart. How on earth was this article written?

She is also an all-round heroine, but she always feels like she is getting a big advantage during the transaction. She is too stupid, and does not reflect the crime of possessing the treasure, and is not cautious. She only sees various dazzling skills. If only there were a few smart villains and supporting characters, she should have been captured long ago. However, the characters in the article don't have high IQs, so just read it as a novice article.

The first part is very good and exciting, but the middle part is too repetitive. Everything is solved by the female protagonist, and others are too incompetent. After so many years in Interstellar, I don't even know the weaknesses of the mutant beasts, and everything is forced on me. The world will not develop without the female protagonist! When you get to a place and you can't beat it, the heroine comes in, distributes the supplies, and then changes the place and does it all over again.

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, anyway, the environment settings of this book (such as Hezhen, Ginseng, Thunder Warrior, etc.) And the heroine's character are very similar to Rong Fugui of The Interstellar Wife, and I feel that there is a suspicion of plagiarism.

Write more! Too little!

Too little, come on💪

... You, most of them are copied from "The Interstellar Wife is Proud as a Husband", I just changed the names, the heroine's ability is replaced by food, and the rest is basically the same, even the character is copied... At least change the character, this character is really a bit too much

A good novel! Come on!

"A Wife Across the Stars Honors Her Husband" was written by a lazy god. It has been several years since I wrote a book and I still haven't finished it. This book is very well written. It's best to write it exactly the same and help him finish it in advance. The lazy author who saved me couldn't finish writing it.

The content of this novel is almost the same as "Across the Stars A Wife Is a Honorable Husband"

The protagonist's character, when he first travels to a strange place, he doesn't first understand the surrounding environment and then runs around. If you don't listen to advice, the most abominable thing is to take a few brats to a dangerous place. If you go alone, I won't tell you. I really don't know what the author wants to express.

The background frame and the character settings are so similar to those in Interstellar Husband and Wife. They are the same. I should change the personality a little bit.

I came here from a review of Tsumabei Fugui, but I haven't read it. Although I have always watched Tsumabuki, it's just my obsession to see the ending of the male and female protagonists. I really don't like the heroine's character at all. The writing is extremely procrastinating, and it always revolves around similar things. It's really like a landowner's foot wrap. It's smelly and long. If this article is well written, even if it borrows the outline of Tsumabei Fugui, I will support this article.

Many people in the book review section said that this book was well written, but plagiarism cannot be forgiven.

The place where the three views are correct: respecting the old and loving the young, and the heroine also selflessly shares some cooking knowledge (knowledge that is very unusual in the eyes of Star). But: The heroine always hides her abilities/contributions, but her behavior is always in the limelight. Then there will definitely be people gossiping. The heroine's approach seems to be that passers-by should understand all her outrageous actions, but the heroine never announces her abilities/contributions, so why should she ask others to understand? The heroine always makes such a high profile, which arouses the anger of passers-by and then turns around and slaps her in the face. By labeling the normal/rational speeches of passers-by as villains, from a certain point of view, the heroine is also a white lotus/green tea. -.- What I don't agree with is that the heroine despises going to school. Although the heroine is very understanding (she also studied very hard in her previous life), in this life she sleeps in class and expresses her rationality that I don't like going to school, which really makes people speechless. Not everyone knows that the heroine has memories of past lives (so she knows a lot of things). School is a crucial step for most people. Is the heroine so abnormal because she is afraid that others will not know that she is special? Moreover, at school, I acted like I was "retarded" but I was reasonable, much like the aunt in the news who asked girls to give up their seats to her on the bus.

It's too childish. In real life, everyone has dignity. They would rather not eat or die than be angry. However, a whole company of people surround a girl and want the world to revolve around them. It's so obscene. If you don't have enough imagination, don't write science fiction novels. Just write the normal things in life as rare things. It is really enough and embarrassing. If this is the case in the future, what is the meaning of scientific progress? If you want to make yourself special but have nothing to write about, just write about your ordinary things as unique to you, which is also a talent. Also, this novel is very similar to another one. They are both stories about the future, with luck, weapon refining, grass training, and fishing. Even the conflict about buying weapon refining equipment is the same. There is also a similar female villain.

I am really helpless with what this author wrote. Apart from the content, the logical rigor makes me unable to stand it. One moment a three-year-old child is said to be a four-year-old child the next. One moment I call her my aunt, and the next I call her my aunt? I am really convinced. . . Have you forgotten what you wrote? I was stunned.

Thinking of traveling across the interstellar world, a wife is more valuable than a husband

Well, I have read more than half of it, and indeed the overall background and character settings are very similar to "The Interstellar Wife: The Honorable Husband", which I started writing in 2018. In this novel, which is very similar, the heroine suddenly understands so many things from the ancient earth era. Wouldn't it be strange for the interstellar people? . . Goldfinger is too exaggerated, and his tone of voice is really annoying. He even kicks people and slaps them at every turn. He is so high-profile and yet he claims to be low-key😪. . . A cool novel must also comply with some logic. The whole world revolves around the heroine. . . . Can't stand it anymore

There is something wrong with the heroine's outlook on life. . . Bringing bad children. . .

I really can't stand the heroine's character, she is too childish most of the time, like a primary school student. There is also the tendency to be too greedy for cheapness, and the male protagonist and the female protagonist are like father and daughter together, which is hard to watch.

Although I don't support plagiarism, after reading the previous part, the heroine's character is much better than Tsumabuki's. The heroine in that book was so disgusting, she was just a philistine. Not to mention Interstellar Modern, I just walk around when I meet that kind of person.

The character of the heroine is really hard to describe. The heroine has several nephews surrounding her. Is the heroine three years old? Everyone is surrounding the heroine. Is this heroine a heartthrob?

Hello, author, is the new work out? The stories you wrote about the livelihood of a legitimate daughter and the story about farming among interstellar bosses were both very interesting, but it's a pity that the latter one involved plagiarism and ended in an anticlimax. In fact, there are some similarities in some places, but in the past, I couldn't stand it when others copied it. However, although your book is somewhat similar in some places, it is undeniable that many parts are newly conceived by myself. For example, there are many articles about interstellar food, but now that I think about it, I really can't tell you which one is the best. Because they are very clever, and it can be said that they are all too similar. But the story of a wife who travels through the interstellar space is indeed a new concept in interstellar literature. I really enjoyed reading it. I even read the previous one over and over again because of the author's uncertain updates. This shows the charm of this article. If you don't end Interstellar Farming so quickly, I think even if your ideas are not as good as the former, if you continue writing, it will still be an interstellar article worth reading. Having said so much, I mainly hope that the author can write good articles and publish them quickly. Come on!

The heroine is my least favorite among the interstellar novels I have read. She is rude, arrogant, willful, indiscriminately protective of shortcomings, and has a lot of shortcomings. It should be better in the later stage, otherwise I would really give up watching it. Although the title of the book is farming, the whole book is more about cooking delicious food, going on missions to hunt, and picking ingredients and herbs. The interesting part is watching how the heroine designs a bunch of tools to deal with various strange beasts. The most annoying thing is that the author repeatedly writes about the meaningless exchanges between the heroine and Captain Xie. The character named Xie has more "plays" than the male protagonist, which feels very watery.

Was it such an unexpected ending? I thought I would get more than a thousand tickets.

A mean plagiarist, duh.

Is the male protagonist a loser? He always turns pale in anger. He didn't understand the heroine's ability at first. How long has it been before he is still pale in anger? Don't the eldest and second brother of the heroine know this for themselves?

Author, where is your new book? We are still waiting😁