Taking Space to Raise Cubs on the Road to Escape

I've read Chapter 19 so far Does the author check it several times after finishing the article? Do you write out and explain the behaviors and activities of every supporting character that the heroine meets? For example, after picking up snails and resting at night, you encounter a robbery gang. You also write out their inner world, etc. Not only the supporting characters, but also the heroine you create. No matter what the heroine does, you have to explain it. In fact, it is not necessary, otherwise it will feel very verbose. Just express it appropriately.

Give your son a small backpack and some snacks (biscuits, candies, jerky and cakes). Don't be selfish and eat alone. The title is to raise babies well. If you don't want to use space materials to help those weak, don't try to snatch life-saving food from deserters. This heroine feels that it is not good. Space can be eaten for two lifetimes, but at the beginning of this life, you pick and swish. When the child grows up, you eat well, and the child only eats black bread every day.

I have read a few good chapters, but I feel aggrieved because I have food in the space. I feel like it is a waste of space. I should improve the food in front of my son... There are similar novels like this one, Escape, Space. A reader commented on this title and came to read it. In that novel, the heroine took out all the food and supplies in the space and sold them. Although she hid herself from taking them, she didn't feel wronged at all and she looked good. Others dare to use a battery car, but my son and I are sneaking around here, which is really frustrating. Don't make me angry...

Why bother yourself when you have space? Dogs can protect you even if they are well fed and drunk... Why do you look so angry... Maybe everyone has different ideas. I really don't like this. If I'm worried about looking good, I might as well not eat and starve to death... Soldiers don't know how to pretend... Children keep walking without thinking about whether they can continue to walk in their worn-out shoes...

There are so many people fleeing famine, and even before they have raised their own children, they start thinking about how pitiful other people's two girls are. Isn't it really necessary? What era is this? If everyone does this, the heroine can just create an army of milk babies! When things really happen, don't just worry about your own baby! It's really pointless to just abandon the article, just take it with you when you see a poor child.

Don't write those thanks after the conclusion, it will affect my listening to the book.

I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw General Qin looking for his child. What is the female protagonist's outlook on life? She was a police officer in her previous life. She didn't know how sad it was for others to lose their children. She knew the child was in her own home but she still didn't want to tell her.

The writing is good and very comfortable. I rarely comment when I read the article, so please give it a thumbs up🫰

The heroine is very holy, there is no scheming, and many things are revealed without any reservation. There is no suspense or subtlety in the content. It is perfect for everyone who writes about the human heart. It does not conform to ancient logic and is still on the road to escape. After reading Chapter 150, I realized that the author underestimated the term "people's hearts are sinister".

The heroine was a soldier in her previous life, so is there no punishment for her husband cheating? The mistress also ruined the military marriage. At least it ruined the reputation of the scumbag and the bitch.