I'm Digging for Treasure in the Stars

It is said that this book has a female protagonist, but why is there only one male supporting character in the character column?

I took advantage of the limited time to read it. The writing is so confusing. What is the main plot?

It feels very scattered. I write whatever comes to mind, and it feels like a mess.

It's a bit confusing, and the plot has no connection with the introduction.

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After reading more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist is still entangled in the struggle between powerful people, etc., Which has nothing to do with the title. At most, I studied in the Department of Archeology, which was also a lonely study. In short, as of now, it has nothing to do with the introduction of the content.

Overall, there are some minor flaws, but it's worth watching.

The rest of Chapter 45 is very well written. Like one. 👍

Halfway through the book, an abstract passage suddenly appeared, and then the heroine's name was changed. Speechless😓

At first I thought she was some brainless heroine, but the more I watched, the more beautiful she became. I was deeply attracted by her character.

I feel that this book will not have a male protagonist. The heroine's parental love is repeatedly mentioned in the article. The heroine's requirements for love are ideal and perfect, and should only be found in dreams. The author writes that the heroine gives birth to a child, probably in order to separate the original soul, and then the heroine raises the original soul just like her own parents raised herself, and redeems herself and the original soul.

The author has written so many books, why is he only lv.2?

I feel like there are too many exclamation marks... There are exclamation marks in almost every paragraph (I have only read ten chapters, so I don't know if there will be any improvement in the future). I feel like adding a third perspective when describing the environment! It's very weird, like it has changed into a storyteller tone/psychological perspective of the heroine

I found a lot of typos in the first chapter and it was very difficult to read.

When I read Chapter 6, I felt from the name that we in Asia are the people living at the bottom. Europe and the United States are the upper class rich.