Disaster Strikes: I Become a Big Shot by Scavenging Scrap

Emm, I have read almost 600 chapters. The most obvious disadvantage is that I feel a bit misogynistic. Apart from the fact that the protagonist is female, there is no female companion or other positive female characters around her? (Except for the mothers of the male companions? But they only appeared once or twice and never met officially. I don't know later.) On the contrary, many of the villains are female, with mindless jealousy and the like. There are also plots in which older people find trouble. The words that appear most often are "young people today" and so on. There are also wrong names in the article. The name of the protagonist can be wrong. I really doubt that I stole the book. Of course, the imagination is good. At least I have almost finished it.

This book actually attracted me in the early stages, and the plot is very creative. But later on, I felt that the content was a bit repetitive and lacked a bit of new ideas, and the wedding part at the end was quite baffling to me. There have been some bugs recently. For example, is there no one else in the interstellar who has awakened the same mutant talent as her? And the part where she and Hua Guo confessed their identity was also very sloppy. But the front is really pretty

Overall it's okay, the ideas are very good and novel, but 90% of the bad guys in it are women, and the heroine is a bit unhappy with the various efforts.

Has the author forgotten his original intention? Why does it end with marriage? Do you still remember that this is a heroine story? Why use marriage as the ending? Why not just let the heroine change this law?

Super beautiful! Highly recommended! So far, there are no more than five novels that satisfy me, and I have usually read half or more than 1/3 of them. I have only read 2/3 of them and then I don't want to read them anymore. I have finished reading them all in this one! It's really, really beautiful! And I have watched it several times

I personally think this book is pretty good. It has a lot of imagination and the heroine is also smart. But I really can't accept marriage. Why does StarCraft have this hard and fast rule? I can't accept it. However, if it's just for this hard and fast rule, it's okay. After all, the marriage partner is in good condition, but I hope it's just a formality. I don't want the heroine and the marriage partner to have any special feelings. Just maintain a cooperative relationship and don't have children. I really can't accept it.

This book is very interesting, but the shortcoming is that there are a lot of typos, and the subsequent plot develops a bit too fast. Otherwise there is no big problem. It is a pure and refreshing article.

There are too many typos. It's very uncomfortable to read. And it's already finished. Why can't you correct the typos? The overall plot is quite enjoyable. There are still some later ones that I haven't read, but I've read more than 100 chapters so far. I feel like the heroine is like the nanny of other teammates, doing things with them. Forgetting food, I still have to do laundry with them. Moreover, they are already strong women. In the early stage, they showed a little bit of strong women, but in the later stage, it felt that it was not reflected. Moreover, if it were not for the help of the heroine, other teammates would not get much at all, and their role does not feel particularly big.

Although there are a few typos, the story line is very good👍It's worth reading (I'm afraid of stepping on the trap, so I won't give gei's praise until I read them all) The ending is a bit too fast - complain in a low voice

In the early stage, it was very interesting and very imaginative, but in the later stage, it was a bit emm. What can I say? There seemed to be no positive female characters except for the protagonist.