The Big Shot Builds Infrastructure in the Stars

The title of the book means that the boss is gay in the interstellar world 🙂

I almost burst into tears when I saw the title of the book... The boss is building a base in the interstellar It was my fault, I held back the last word.

I feel that the heroine's 5S level mental power is useless. It can generally be used to detect and directly destroy other people's mental power. However, the heroine's seems to only have the function of controlling others, and the floating cloud body has not been upgraded much, so it seems to be useless. Romance always requires stronger women and stronger men, and the strength of the force is evenly matched, ugh~

I don't think calling him a boss is worthy of his name. Pig's feet are good at showing off. Many times, people have taken action first. You just counterattacked and the cannon fodder around you were injured and had no good end. What 4s and 5s mental strength I thought was so strong. But it turns out... Everyone is gone. Without the golden finger of the global village, it is nothing. Didn't that organization carry out sieges in the previous life? Why are you being led by the nose even if you don't know anything in this life? Can't it be destroyed no matter how hard it is destroyed? She can be called the weakest heroine at the beginning, but she didn't even have the golden fingers to help her up.

Is it another system task? ? ? Is the protagonist just a puppet, a puppet, a slave to the system? ? ? ! ! ! Are they all so mean? Do you have to have a master? ? ?

Reading the synopsis was quite interesting, but the last part about the male protagonist's breasts and eyes put me off. Although the male protagonist may be good, the sentences used to describe him disgust me.

To sum it up in one sentence: a story about a home-style farming game that puts on an interstellar garb and works hard to earn money to reach the top of life. . . .

Alas, I accepted the strange setting of the heroine being found in the interstellar and having an affair without a matchmaker and being sent to the Exile Star. It is very annoying to see the hero following her with a finger's distance in order to get lucky. Should the background setting also make way for the hero? And I really don't like the character of the male protagonist. When I was reading the book, I kept thinking about what his eyes looked like.

The person named Mo is not the male protagonist? Disappointment…

It's better to write a pure game article. An interstellar background is just a game text 😅, haha. The author has mentioned it all, but as I read it, I felt like it was a game article. Might as well change it to an interstellar holographic game. 🤫