The Human-Raising Project of the Interstellar Era

The third interstellar novel I have read. Like this one the most. The male and female protagonists become attached because "the male protagonist rapes the female protagonist". Although there is a reason, this is very distasteful to the male protagonist, so that this first impression (and subsequent actions) made me have a bad impression of the male protagonist. But he is slowly learning how to treat his partner correctly, and I hope he will find love soon. I really, really like the heroine. In this new world, she is the so-called "weak", but she is like weeds, "wild fire cannot burn them out, but they grow again when the spring breeze blows." "Tenacity" is synonymous with her. She cleverly disguises herself in a strange place, "pretends to be cute" (although the male protagonist sees through it immediately:-I), and collapses. He is able to recover quickly and is a very vivid character. She grew up step by step and became stronger and stronger. And this is why I particularly appreciate this book. The first two books I read were both about the heroine. As a long novel, I would not have been able to read the whole book without its own characteristics. The heroine in this book is a growth type, which is more real and appropriate, and you can understand the heroine in different periods.

I always thought it was a coming-of-age story, but I didn't expect that the heroine relied on others throughout the whole process. The only skill that can save people is only for the hero. Every time he encounters life and death, he has to save him. It's an interstellar war story. The heroine lives a happy life in the rear. At the end, she only goes to the battlefield once and her life is in danger. After solving the problem, she just thinks about how to play.

The heroine is always smart and self-righteous. I almost wanted to give up the book after reading a small part of it. It was really uncomfortable to read.

It looks good, but can the author update it quickly? Readers have waited until the flowers of the motherland have faded (*ᵒ̶̶̷̀ω˂̶́∗)੭₎₎̊₊♡

If you want to read a refreshing novel, don't read this one. It seems that the heroine was born to be bullied. The plot arrangement is very unreasonable, and the male and female protagonists are extremely unlikable. This is the most... Flawed interstellar novel I have ever read, bar none. Why do heroines always rely on others? Since the male protagonist said he would protect the female protagonist with his life, why did he treat the female protagonist like this (don't you think it's like a male-female version of BDSM)? Is it necessary to make the heroine so undignified in the early stage? What the hell is this background setting? The heroine and the interstellar orcs are both human beings, right? Although I haven't seen much of it, there must be a reason why the tea-white cat bullies the heroine, right? What does it mean that the male protagonist goes crazy when the female protagonist proposes to dissolve her spouse and the female protagonist (thinks she) deserves it? I'm personally extremely confused by this.

The female protagonist is very weak, she cries every time, and she always relies on the male protagonist. She is not very good looking, she is just expressing her opinion, please don't complain, okay?

The heroine's character is a bit weird, cold-blooded but a bit hard to describe. Anyway, I don't really like it. Everything else is okay.

The male protagonist is a self-righteous rapist and rapist. He raped the female protagonist because she has the ability to comfort through contact. He then thinks that the female protagonist is his future partner, but he still treats her very roughly and coldly. When the heroine was injured, he gave her medicine indiscriminately, causing her to faint from pain. He also despised her for being weak. After the heroine fell off the horse and discovered that she was a pure human being, she coveted the possibility of giving birth to children in other people's wombs and changed her attitude... This male protagonist is a selfish, persecutory delusional, rapist, torturer, and self-righteous man. The reason I don't like this article is that the male protagonist is too uncomfortable. Seriously, no matter what the reason is, the police should be called and he should be put in jail.

Forgot to give yourself a good-looking one ~ make up for it

The heroine's mental age is probably only 5 years old. Isn't it normal to be laughed at by others when you are weak? Isn't it normal to compare one's shortcomings to the strengths of others? Isn't it true that you, a mere human being, cannot match the fighting power of an orc? This is worth crying for, but I really have no self-awareness.