The Interstellar All-Round Queen

I don't understand how I even finished reading it. It's a complete Mary Sue story, with various supporting characters inexplicably wanting to sleep with the female lead, the cultivation process is treated like child's play, and the male lead's characterization is utterly nonsensical. I don't even want to talk about it anymore.

Honestly, the story is somewhat engaging, but could you please stop with the constant "male lead and male supporting character fall in love with me" trope? What's the point of having every man the female lead saves or helps fall in love with her? If it were a harem novel, that would be one thing, but it's a 1v1 story, which is really uncomfortable to read.

I've read over 400 chapters... It really is getting a bit Mary Sue-ish. Almost 80% of the outstanding men in the entire novel have feelings for the female lead. Even so, I've read this far, but after confirming the male lead, I really couldn't continue.

I feel that people who blindly love Mary Sue (like me) absolutely must read this story, I highly recommend it! Those who are into historical accuracy or don't like Mary Sue stories and prefer a coming-of-age narrative, please stay away. If you don't like it, please don't read it or leave comments.

I read it when I was in junior high or high school. I never thought I would find this book after all these years.

Personally, I think this book is a hundred times better than "The Apocalypse"! Because I love the female protagonist—she's beautiful, intelligent, and incredibly self-reliant. While I shouldn't be prejudiced against those who aren't good-looking (I'm average-looking myself), everyone admires beauty. This isn't reality, and relaxing while reading is the most important thing, isn't it?

I enjoyed your writing; the beginning and middle sections were very engaging and enjoyable. The later parts were also good, but I wanted more. I hope there will be more of the same type. When I first watched it, I didn't know that the younger brother wasn't my biological son. Sigh, no wonder it felt so awkward. After a while, I reread the whole book, but it wasn't enough! 😍

I rarely read science fiction, but this book has a very tight plot and is very interesting; I couldn't put it down! 😊 Highly recommended. The author is amazing!

With so many missing chapters, it looks way too damn difficult. 😅😅😅

The premise was great, and the content was engaging. I was really looking forward to it, but as I read on, I found the female lead to be incredibly frustrating… She just abandons characters she doesn't recognize or who aren't important, while acting like a saint to characters who become crucial later in the novel. I absolutely hate this differential treatment!!!