The Entire Interstellar World Wants Me to Reveal a New Secret Identity

After reading it, I jumped to read it. Not very pretty. What I watched earlier was okay. When I saw the heroine being abducted by the hero's mother to give birth to a child for the hero, I saw the heroine being injected with something and then successfully escaping. The hero woke up and jumped. Later, the heroine didn't take what happened at all to heart. The hero and heroine didn't know that they had a child until the end, and then uh~ it's hard to comment. They usually say that they come from the apocalypse, but they don't see anything about human nature. She has been hit several times before, and the heroine has not yet reacted to strengthen her defenses, and she is not at all wary of what she has done. The male protagonist is also very weak, and the major general's power is not reflected much. Finally, it doesn't live up to its name, vest? Never seen it

1. When I first read it, I thought it was a good article, but then I became increasingly incomprehensible. I don't understand why the bosses want to steal the heroine's land: is it just because she cultivated giant cabbage? This Chinese cabbage (from the front) has no special effects. In order to grab land, invade the network and control the heroine's information; dispatch killers; resort to beauty traps...😨I don't know what to say. 2. The male protagonist's family kidnapped the female protagonist and wanted to use her to give birth to a child for him (the male protagonist was lying on the hospital bed at this time and would probably die if he didn't wake up). How did the female protagonist meet the requirements? When the heroine was tied up, she thought about how pitiful the hero was. She was such a kind heroine with such relatives. It was you who was abducted, not someone else. I didn't want to escape, but I was worried about the male protagonist. Thank you, he is safe. This is as ridiculous as poor people empathizing with rich people. 3. The male protagonist said before that he could protect the female protagonist, thank you. I didn't see any family. He was harmed by his superiors, and his father ignored the male protagonist's life for the sake of profit. This nonsense is so funny!

I've only read the first fifty chapters, and I'd rate it as average. It's really boring and I can't stand it anymore. But let me talk about my feelings after reading the first fifty chapters. First of all, it is hard to see the relationship between the content and the title of the book in the first fifty chapters. At least in my understanding, the vest should be played by the same person but in the eyes of the outside world, it can be called a vest. But in the early stage, the heroine didn't hide anything at all (although there were cases where the original heroine had been exposed before she wore it and had nothing to hide), but it's hard to call it a vest. Another problem is the progress. It feels very rushed. I am rushing to have a plot happen. The logic chain jumps too much. Sometimes she offends people for no reason and then makes delicious food to let everyone know that she is the anchor. Her attitude is quite strange. Speaking of the first fifty chapters that I have read, my suggestion is that if you are out of books and you are interested in this kind of book, it would be a good idea to read it. (Oh, to avoid a surprise, the male protagonist and his teammates were in trouble because they stole food without permission. Although it is always said to be made up for in the later chapters, it is still difficult to comment.)

I feel so distressed, the heroine, why do you want to give it to them? The same goes for the male protagonist group. They randomly enter other people's houses and steal things and ask for money, but they end up asking the orphanage to give it to them. Do they know that there is no sincerity? I don't understand it.

Star Food + Live Broadcast, I have read dozens of similar articles, but they are all the same, so I am a little tired of it. In fact, for this kind of novels, it is common to assume that the interstellar world is a food desert, and that the people in the interstellar space are all rubes. However, the description of food in the novel is very poor, and the characters have no bright spots, so I did not insist on reading it.

After watching over a hundred episodes, I just can't stand it anymore. The female protagonist talks about how powerful she was in the last days, but was repeatedly harmed by others. Even though she knew there was a problem, she was unprepared to have someone hold her hand and be harmed by a nanometer being transferred into her body. She was harmed by the top male protagonist's family, so she had a fake marriage and artificial pregnancy with the male protagonist who turned into a vegetative state. The male protagonist's family is also full of top quality, which makes reading the article tiring. Abandoned the article