Interstellar Kindergarten: All the Kids I Raise Are Villainous Big Shots

I think that the heroine keeps using more force but has no actual combat experience, which is equivalent to fighting against the fifth scum. Should you consider adding some practice in actual combat skills?

I can only say that this book is in line with my various preferences and combines almost all 🔜Children and cubs 🔜1VN Love (Anyway, there are many male protagonists who may be buying stocks, it's all the same to me) 🔜Orc furry Anyway, I can watch it because it suits my preferences. Then there are certain highlights in the plot, there are more foreshadowings, and there is a more attractive storyline. But why is it average? First of all, the writing style is mediocre, not to mention good but not bad. But mainly because, although the whole plot has foreshadowing and suspense, it just gives people a somewhat bland feeling, which is easy to handle. The heroine can easily handle those things, and some emotions If there are things that are more difficult to deal with, the heroine can handle them in three strokes, five divided by two, and in terms of combat power, it feels like it is too easy for the heroine. She usually only trains the cubs, and only cooks herself without training. It feels like the heroine is now invincible, and her combat power has collapsed, right? Also, it's not compact enough, so it's not very attractive for people to read. For me, I just read it when I'm bored. This book is relatively relaxing but not completely relaxing. It also has a little bit of conspiracy that makes people nervous. Even reading the book is relaxing, but it's not completely relaxing. But the tension is either always tight or it feels like it's just far away. You can still take a look

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