A Guide to Raising Babies in Space

The female protagonist is all-powerful, the children are just embellishments, serving the purpose of establishing a relationship with the male protagonist, and the people in Star are all silly and sweet.

After reading a third of the story, the emotional line develops too fast. The heroine and the hero fall in love with each other inexplicably. Moreover, the plot of this article is a bit delayed. I wrote a scene where the heroine saves people. After three chapters, the rescue has not started. The author also likes to take a detour before showing the readers the answer to the plot chapter to arrange extra content. Another point is that I think the child is more lovable than the male protagonist. There will be plots where the male protagonist does not respect the female protagonist's wishes, but the child has always been centered on the female protagonist. It is a pity that the father cannot leave the son...

Although the plot cannot withstand scrutiny, there are no obvious logical errors. The story of the whole book is smooth and coherent. It is a good article. I recommend it! The relationship between the male and female protagonists also gradually developed. I personally only read half of the book at most, and then skipped to the end, because usually I feel bored after the male and female protagonists are together, but overall this book is still good, there is no childish writing style, there is no Tylenol inconsistency that makes people feel brainless, there is a golden finger of the system, but the existence of the golden finger is relatively small but indispensable. Some of the names are not very rigorous, and I can't remember the specifics. The heroine is an ancient person, and she accepts modern culture too naturally. And in some places, if the heroine is a modern history, archeology, food blogger, and comes from a good family, she can play chess, calligraphy and painting since she was a child. In this way, the heroine's identity is more tenable. A future princess from ancient times is a bit untenable.

It's quite interesting. The heroine is a soul from ancient times. She was a quasi-princess in her previous life and traveled to the interstellar world. Although there is a system, the heroine is surprisingly strong! Raising a baby is just incidental, it's more about the heroine using ancient knowledge to slap the interstellar people in the face

The title of the book is "Interstellar Baby Raising Hands", but the baby is just incidental. There is little written about the baby, but it is about the heroine becoming more and more powerful, slapping her face, going to school, the hero likes the heroine, the two get entangled, and finally get together. Please be careful if you like watching the baby.