A Mermaid Baby in the Interstellar Era

After reading Chapter 10, I'm really speechless. What's wrong with you, a mermaid, to emphasize fertility for a mermaid baby? Are you okay? Is it easy to write or not? Write about a fertility machine? After a cursory look at the back, why do you raise a child bride from a baby? What is the difference between this and pedophilia? Would a father have that meaning for the baby he raised? What are the three views? I'm speechless.

The male protagonist is 60 years older than the female protagonist, and then he falls in love with the female protagonist who has just broken out of his shell. He is flirting with the 1-year-old baby and only waits for her to be 18 years old.

Just average. It feels like there is a forced intelligence reduction in some places. Ahhhh. .

Good looking*^o^*

I don't know what to say. Both the male and female protagonists are so witty. The narrator is always so awesome, but he never seems to have any brains when something happens.

Very pretty

The male and female protagonists are a bit smart when they encounter problems, and the first few chapters of this article emphasize that mermaids are very fertile, and raising mermaids is also for reproduction. In the first few dozen chapters, when the male and female protagonists encounter problems, they talk like decoration and say nothing. The heroine was kidnapped by star thieves. One of the star thieves was nice to the heroine and in turn thought that the star thieves were good people. They treat you well because you are cute and they want to raise you as their wife. I stopped watching it after the heroine was kidnapped by star thieves in a mine. It was boring. The heroine's IQ was too low and she also had a bit of a virgin heart.

It's quite interesting. If you like mermaids, you can watch it.

The heroine is either lost or on the way to being lost, which is boring.

The plot is okay, but the male protagonist's character is a bit unreliable. Does such a young child already have thoughts about her?