Interstellar Daily Life Handbook

I didn't finish it, so I gave up. I quite liked watching it at first, because I like the tone of "daily life in another world". As the heroine continues to upgrade, open up new areas and change maps, there are more and more new and interesting things. Even if the words are sometimes used randomly (for example, "the empire is reckless" must be written as "the empire throws rats away"), there is no flaw in the logic, and it is to my liking. However, after halfway through the text, the problems of the characters cannot be ignored! The first thing that bears the brunt is the character of the heroine, who is indecisive, repeatedly jumps between the Virgin and Liangbo, and has questionable views... The protagonist does not have to be true, kind, beautiful or upright. Character flaws or psychological problems may also contribute to the charm. However, if the author keeps narrating (the author really likes to explain the heroine's words and deeds) "This child is a good person", but the heroine does not very good things, then the author has failed to create the character. For example, in order to save people, the heroine overdrafted the vitality of the vegetation in the Gray Fox Mountains and wildly spawned plants, trying to stop the entertainment "planet" that was set on a trajectory to hit the base. If Mr. Bai hadn't made up for it in time, half of the Gray Fox Mountains would have been bald, and the heroine would have killed thousands of plants. Don't forget, the heroine can use her original power to communicate with plants. To her, plants are also living beings with thoughts, personalities and the ability to talk to each other! She is a human being, and she stands on the side of humans. It is understandable that she grabs plants to fill holes in order to save people, but when Mr. Bai questioned her, she actually said, "Everything has animism, and choosing people is the same as choosing plants." Is she really stupid, or is she deliberately confusing the concept? This is not the trolley problem (one person or five people will be crushed to death), it is a crisis of people, and the plants are being used as scapegoats by her! Mr. Bai said that she "despises plants because of her ability to drive them", which is absolutely correct! Her sophistry was like saying that a relative of hers was going to be stabbed, and she suddenly pushed a passerby to support her and saved her relative. Afterwards, instead of apologizing or making amends, she even said, "Someone has to be stabbed, and it's the same no matter who you choose." Can this be the same? This is so disgusting! The author was not aware of this problem at all, and instead wrote the dementia follow-up of "Mr. Bai was choked by the heroine's witty response, and the arrogant girl let it go and left"... It was clear that Mr. Bai was justified and the heroine was messy, but in the author's writing, it became "Mr. Bai has a weird personality and is difficult to serve, and the heroine treats him tolerantly", which is contrary to Tiangang! After seeing this, I haven't given up on the book yet. I just treated it as a transitional plot and browsed it in a hurry. I thought that this wouldn't happen too much, but I was wrong! After Ikuko disappeared for the second time, the heroine's behavior made me more and more suspicious of her mind... Let her not be alone, she rushed out of the banquet alone; she was clearly attacked, but she also let a reporter who only met once and had a strong paparazzi taste get close; anxious She went to save someone, but stopped to listen to the random chatter of a reporter who was almost a stranger; when she saw the menacing four people a hundred miles away, she didn't take a step first, but just waited there; Ikuko's fate was uncertain, but she still had the leisure to punch people to vent her anger! The funniest thing is that they overheard "We didn't kidnap that person, we just tricked her into coming". Instead of leaving quickly, she made a judgment that "they have no ill intentions towards me", and then stayed to "see what they are going to do"... If the author hadn't insisted on the arrangement of "accidentally finding clues", the heroine would have been so erratic. Other characters also have problems, big and small, but the heroine's problem is that the load-bearing wall collapsed, paint peeled off other walls, etc. It's not important, and I'm too lazy to list them one by one. Just leave it at that, lightning protection.

The concept and overall framework are overall good. I don't know why it scores 8. But if I personally rate it, it would be a 9. Interstellar civilization Civilization level The background is not bad, at least it is explained clearly. The whole revolves around the power of the source

The heroine is single and stupid. The army and government in it are still very dark and do not reflect the label of healing at all. It is possible to cause depression.

The plot is well arranged. The heroine is gradually pushed from the remote planet of the third-level civilization to the capital of the eighth-level civilization. She understands people's hearts and exercises her abilities. The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. She has learned to control the desire to take action. Of course, she is also grateful to have the male protagonist accompanying her all the way and helping her analyze the current situation. But it doesn't quite fit with the title of the book. These are not everyday events, they are all big events.

After reading 100 chapters, daily life is indeed very daily. In other words, it is too scattered, the plot is bland, lacks conflicts, and the plot has no ups and downs.

Especially listening to books is extremely dull, just like a running account, but I can't listen to it after 30 chapters.

I think it's quite interesting. First of all, the whole book really has a beginning and an end. From the beginning of the heroine's progress, to meeting and marrying the hero, to the children later, and even the things about Earth 2, the writing is really detailed. Watching the heroine making little progress, I even felt like crying. All in all, it is very interesting to watch. The second half of the whole story gave me a very warm feeling. I highly recommend it.

It's quite rare to have a king blowing cards, but it's very daily, and it feels like you're really living a good life.

If you watch dramas such as "vomiting dog blood" and "shuangwen drama", this novel will bring you a fresh feeling. It has a grand layout and a reasonable world view. The character growth and emotional lines are also step-by-step. It will also trigger some thoughts. It is a good book worth reading.

Good looking. There are no bedbugs hiding in the dark. Although there are frictions between the political powers, the overall appearance is still warm and comfortable! The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also natural. The two of them are not close friends, but the people around them are basically nice. It's an interstellar novel that doesn't make you feel tired after reading it! Support it!!!