The Human-Raising Project of the Interstellar Era

I really wanted to curse when I saw the end of the story, thinking it was a story about a female protagonist who is about growth, but it turns out that she is still a pretentious protagonist who cries when something goes wrong and is saved by the male protagonist in the end. She obviously has very strong advantageous genes, but she doesn't want to show her strength. Halfway through the article, she still can only defeat the weakest alien beast in the interstellar. She always relies on others to save her, which makes me very angry. But the author's writing style is still very good.

I think the logic of the article is correct, but I am a character who values ​​freedom more than life. I can understand the male and female protagonists, but I really don't like this kind of male protagonist.

The author's values ​​may be different from mine. I feel that this book is a bit incorrect. It depends on personal preference. I don't think this book is good.

Is this the end? This finale left me with a lump in my throat

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.

The heroine's emotions and the way she handles things are like those of a young student

On this trip, ten thousand sentences will be omitted here...

It's pretty good, but it's a pity there's no extras

The overall feeling of this book is average. The female protagonist is a human being, and the male protagonist sets her up as a child-bearing character from the beginning. It seems very frustrating. She has no advantages after traveling through time and will only give birth to children. I feel that her role as a therapist is also very useless, ordinary contact has little effect, and there is another setting that the heroine has to absorb energy (mating) to maintain the heroine's life and mental strength. A little uncomfortable(;_;)

It looked pretty good at the beginning, but was it just for the sake of training? It was really frustrating to watch. The heroine was so stupid.