Raising Spiritual Plants in the Interstellar Space After Time Travel

It happens to be the kind of fast-paced movie that I like. I really liked it, but it was a little too close to my heart [face covering], so it was a bit fast to watch, but it was not enough for me [no dissatisfaction at all!] . In addition, what I like very much is that the heroine in this book has no cp. In short, I am very satisfied with the author's book! 😍😍

The setting of this article is quite good, but when I saw that the rest of the story was fast-forwarded, it didn't feel satisfying and there were no highlights. I don't know why the plot is entangled in strange places. I have struggled with cooperation with the army for a long time. If I cooperate, I will cooperate. If I don't cooperate, I will not cooperate. Sometimes I want to cooperate and sometimes I don't want to cooperate. This makes the heroine look like a stick.

Even if I don't farm, I know that farming is now mechanized. What kind of scarifiers, seeders, and harvesters are there? How dare you, an advanced interstellar civilization, still do it manually? ! What the hell kind of setting is this! It would be better to have the nerve to talk about interstellar civilization than now! Moreover, it is a civilization that focuses on planting with a low output level. It has robots and even uses a scarifier... Are you kidding me?

Recently, many chapters are about elves eating and having fun. It's too watery. This is not children's literature.

Does anyone else think this article is too long-winded?

Help, I really like it. I have been looking for a novel with no cp and no ambiguity. Speaking of loneliness, I don't understand why a man has to take care of the children. Isn't it enough to have elves? I really like the elves, they are super healing. No cp, eternal love 😍😍😍

I just gave up after reading about 140 chapters. The female protagonist is so discriminatory towards soldiers. I don't know where the female protagonist comes from. It's common for soldiers to be injured when fighting Zerg on the front line. Why not sell part of the soldiers? Whoever sells it is not selling, and the army still buys it at a high price, just because the female protagonist says she can protect herself? Are you saying that soldiers never protected themselves? I laughed. If there weren't people carrying heavy loads on the front line, where would you be able to farm safely and securely? You're afraid that the heroine would want nothing more... The map of the heroine's layout is too small. Farming makes money, buying planets for farming, and it discriminates against soldiers... Ugh

It's too long-winded, and it's basically not interesting to read.

What is moral kidnapping? ? The police patrol every day to maintain basic public order in society, but as long as they are not in danger, is it moral kidnapping for the police to reasonably request assistance? ? The military is guarding the border every day, but as long as the military does not receive direct help, is it called moral kidnapping when the military asks for help? ? What is the logic of this? ? You can't see the army, but they maintain the peace and stability of the country in places you can't see. You can't see the police, but they maintain the basic stability of society in places you can't see. These invisible things are what makes society peaceful now. You can live unscrupulously and blame them. It's really a waste of my money.

What can I say? This interstellar novel feels too small. It is as "small" as if humans colonized the solar system and are exploring the universe outside the solar system. The technological level is probably at that level, and many things are not yet fully popularized. Overall, it doesn't have the grand feeling of interstellar civilization at all.

It's very interesting. I just like to read such slow farming stories. Real farming stories can make people feel calm and yearn for it. The real society is already chaotic enough, and if you still want to watch palaces and house fights in novels and TV, isn't that looking for abuse? I like this article. It's really healing and makes people happy.

I don't understand how this primary school student's novel can appear so high in the rankings

Later it became unsightly and became wordy, making me skip chapters. Secondly, the plot is no longer attractive, and the focus shifts to raising elves and dealing with the disasters caused by the store being too popular. . . Seriously, I didn't care

This trademark issue needs to be resolved as soon as possible. It's been more than 20 chapters and it hasn't been resolved yet. Don't you think the author is a little sloppy?

The later stage is very poor The heroine setting up the memorial arch is a bit disgusting It says interstellar, the actual map is too small Forcibly whet the appetite, the main plot, foreshadowing for a long time, the heroine forgets small things such as answering messages and sleeping.

This person lives in the interstellar world, but apart from the elves, he doesn't have any friends or business partners. If something goes wrong, he can't find some community of interests to help each other.

The plants can cry and talk, which is super cute. I'm still looking at the front, why doesn't the heroine clean up the radiation in the soil? The quality of the things grown this way is better, haha, I really like this plot, it's great!

No one thinks that this setting at the beginning is a bit wrong. As we all know, no matter whether it is fruit or grain, no one can mature within a month. There may be varieties that I have never heard of, but the ones planted here are all varieties that everyone knows. In addition, he said that the land in this place is barren and radiated. Now, can you hand over 100 kilograms of grain in a month? But can it mature? Normally, grain is harvested only during the harvest season. Whether it is the feudal era or modern times, this is the first time I have heard that you have to harvest grain before the grain has grown. What are you going to harvest? Wheat seedlings?

It is a slow-paced farming novel, as the title of the novel already explains. There is no double line, the main line forms a closed loop from the protagonist - the legion - the organization - through the cause and effect. If you are looking for a plot with all kinds of ups and downs and constant climaxes, this is not the book for you, as it will be a bit boring. But I like this article very much, it is warm and cute. Thank you for your hard work in bringing me a good novel, okay~

I couldn't hold on anymore and stopped at around chapter 190. The plot is a bit awkward, and the relationship with the army is indescribably strange. I insist that the heroine's approach is correct, but it just doesn't make sense. The author probably did not express that the heroine is on the opposite side of some other official forces, but looking at the plot description, there is a feeling that the heroine rejects the official forces and is on the opposite side, which is a bit strange and contradictory.

We have reached 473 now, let's talk about your feelings The values ​​of the heroine's design are very consistent with her background in the apocalypse, which is good, and the character design is not broken. The world view is too small. It gives me a feeling like watching Starship Troopers. There are so many planets. Is it so complicated for a legion to fight hundreds of thousands of bugs? This army is still hanging around. I thought it would be m. Private planets are unreasonable, free property + There is no tax, and there are no restrictions on this kind of planet, so I am afraid that it will be robbed by the rich, but maybe it is expensive to maintain? But what if you just buy the planet and leave it like this without maintaining it? Tun Planet~ I wanted to complain about the small land in front of me, but the author filled in the loopholes later. The content of the interaction with the military headquarters was just okay. Those who didn't know the previous content thought it was the enemy army. There was also the competition, which was fortunately brushed aside. Instigating internal fighting among the legions as ordinary people was beyond the imagination of ordinary people. Other content is generally okay, it can be regarded as food and grass, and it is okay to pass the time and read it. Until 473, there is no CP love brain, and this alone is enough to watch it. In fact, CP is not terrible, the terrible thing is that it is given in vain. The visual sense of Starship Troopers is really unbearable. I feel that it would be better to change the interstellar to the inner star. There is no futuristic sense of technology at all. However, it seems that the author has been filling in this hole recently (check the history). I hope to explain clearly how this 21st century technology (people's livelihood industry may still be the 20th century) can fly into the universe.

It was not bad at the beginning, but the further back you went, the more water you got. I can't stand it anymore. Abandoned directly

It's pretty good-looking, my type

Although the article is an interstellar article, there is no starry sea. It is just a corner of farming and development. The pace is a bit slow in the later period and the ending is a bit hasty, but there are no gaps that have been forgotten. It is worth reading when there is a book shortage.

It felt okay at the beginning, but a bit sloppy towards the end, and the ending was even more anticlimactic.

Question: Is it unfinished? During the book shortage, I finished reading the free chapters and felt good about it. I subscribed for 100 chapters first and abandoned it if it was unfinished.

The name Su Luo makes me laugh 😂

Elementary school students have to write 10 sentences to describe something that can be said in one sentence. Describing a scene is like scratching an itch. After talking for a long time, I still can't get to the point... I originally thought that there must be merit in ranking so high... But the plot is also very slow and the pace is slow. It must be interesting, but the plot is not gripping at all... After reading it for a while, you have to reflect on what you just said. The kind of saliva that slides smoothly from the cerebral cortex fills the whole text... The writing is without highlights... I really admire the author for being able to write so many words...

The background is farming, but it's not written in detail. It feels more like a slap in the face. Most of the conflicts and excitement in this book are created by conflicts with an official background. Don't like this pitfall. This kind of conflict occurred about 20 times in total, accounting for 70% to 80% of the total conflicts. === The background forces involved in the AI ​​summary: Frontier garrison, planetary administration, frontier garrison grassroots officers, planetary quality inspection bureau, local garrison high-level, interstellar research institute, military factions, military logistics department, alliance planet office, military inspection team, new garrison officers, military wartime command, alliance supervision department, military personnel department, local official affiliated forces, military scientific research department, alliance resources department, and remaining bureaucratic forces. There is one missing person who initially came to trouble me. I don't quite remember the person who was related to the manager.

This book is so good, come on, Daddy, you must keep writing it! ! !