A Golden Core Ancestor Gets Rich in the Interstellar Era with Spinning Mini Hot Pots

This interstellar setting is so distorted, assuming women's only value is in reproduction and that they must marry and have children. I think this single tax is attackable: so many men haven't been able to find another woman they want to marry, that's their failure, and they should be taxed as singles—the tax would definitely generate more revenue than it would for women.

The female protagonist, who has lived for tens of thousands of years, is incredibly impressive that she can be completely oblivious to the common sense of the times and prices in the interstellar era, and that she remains stubbornly persistent until she hits a wall. She's only at the Golden Core stage after tens of thousands of years. It's a miracle that someone with such terrible talent can live for tens of thousands of years and still be so naive and innocent.

This book is great! 😊

I'm a guy, and I'm hopelessly addicted to female-oriented content. 😄

Just to clarify, the female protagonist didn't time travel; she's lived for tens of thousands of years, but she falls into a deep sleep every now and then. This story is told from the perspective of the female protagonist waking up again, which will be explained in more detail later in the story.

The male lead is far too chauvinistic; I couldn't continue reading after a short while. The female lead's personality is also strange. As a Golden Core Ancestor, she should have considerable experience, but she's rather immature. Furthermore, the pills are ridiculously cheap, only costing 110 each, and even saving someone costs 100 each—it's like a standard price. The first thing she does after waking up with an AI isn't to understand society; she just wanders around like a complete novice. It feels like the reader's intelligence is being thoroughly insulted.

I like the premise, but the male lead is a bit off-putting. 🙂

Are all the titles of female-oriented novels so distinctive?