The First Vegetable Farmer in the World

I felt that the world view of this book was very narrow, and the heroine seemed very powerful, but she was really childish. It's obviously an interstellar background, it's all interstellar and insect-like, and I don't even see a single foreigner, they're all Chinese. In an interstellar setting, there should be many powerful people, large-scale equipment, and emerging technologies, but none of them exist here. The largest company is actually a flashy thing designed by the company of the evil female protagonist. Can't stand it anymore

It is recommended to buy it, it is a refreshing article, and it is not empty. In futuristic novels, the details are usually very empty, and are simply covered with adjectives. But this one is able to be written in detail, has a scientific sense, is very humane, and the characters are vividly portrayed.

The plot is okay, but the ending is a bit perfunctory. What's a bit bad is that in the interstellar era, men and women are not equal. If women and men get closer, they will be spread rumors. If a woman is stronger, she will call the man a bitch. If she is more capable, she will say that ordinary men can't control it. Who dares to marry? I don't just mention it occasionally, these ideas are filled between the lines, but in the article, women can also practice martial arts, improve their aura, and have strength beyond ordinary people. The power gap between men and women has long been equalized, so I don't know why the entire society looks down on women in all aspects.

It's quite good-looking. The heroine comes from a higher star. She is a boss, well-rounded, interesting to talk and very decisive in doing things.

Vegetable growers are dedicated, selfless and hard-working, planting green life and protecting this land. We will develop more vegetable farmers in the future.

It's good to watch, but there's always something missing, and I'm not interested in continuing to watch it.

Advantages: The heroine has a good personality, protects her shortcomings but is not a virgin. The author's boundaries are very clear. I really like the writing style of the male protagonist in the heroine's novel. The growth-type female protagonist is strong and the male is weak-two strong. There is no unhealthy tendency such as female competition and male competition. The male and female protagonists get along well and have feelings. Disadvantages: This theme feels like it can be written into old age and then extend to the next generation. I feel that the end of Chapter 200 is indeed a pity, and many foreshadowings are not developed in time. ① The heroine said that it would be good to have a child, and she would like to see the child fly around, but no one dares to mess with it ② The heroine's invention patent 🎍🍄 and the farming business has not yet started the company, which is also mentioned before ③ The interaction between the male and female protagonists can be continued a little more, and the apprentice has not yet been told to follow up, the entire ending is sped up n times

Cool article, very good-looking, I like its style and realism. The heroine is quite strong. However, most of the negative characters I saw in this book were female characters. There are few negative male characters, and some of them are mildly negative characters that can be washed away. I don't like this very much.

Not bad, not bad. Although I have CP, I can still accept it. The dog food is not greasy, and overall it is refreshing. It is a story about a heroine. I like it.

Theme: It is a farming novel, however, all the female protagonists can do everything except farming! I know there is no shortage of geniuses in the world, but~ isn't your theme about farming? I read a hundred chapters, but not ten were about farming! True lovers of farming literature don't need to read the series! The front is full of fights with bugs, robotic arm patents, games, starting a company, and being hunted. Anyway, there is everything, but there is very little farming.