There is Room for Hard Times

Alas, if Pauline didn't have a golden finger, she would be a child through time travel, and she would definitely not be able to support herself. I wonder if Pauline is still alone after time travel. It felt like Pauline had lived with her grandmother since she was a child in her previous life, which was pitiful.

Time can still stand still in space. Is that what happened if Paulin brought some frozen items into it? Even if you take it out after a month or two, is it still good? If that's the case, that's pretty good!

Good guy, with so many things, it actually feels like there aren't many things in the space. It feels like these things can be enough for Pauline to eat for a long time! Plus, Pauline can now rely on her golden fingers to survive!

It's obviously well written, but it feels very verbose and like a running account to me. The writing is about irrelevant people: teachers Jiang Yutian, Jiang Yuhua, classmate Kuang Lili, Kuang Xiaojuan, Kuang Changlin, Kuang Qinglin, Kuang Yuanyuan are all one Surname, relative? Are they foreshadowing for the future? Takes up a lot of words Number, it goes against my original intention of reading this novel. I thought It's a story about the family's ups and downs and getting rich. I didn't see any writings about the farming period, either. Where are the heroine's father's cousins?

Alas, I have read more than 200 chapters. How should I put it? The plot progresses too slowly. At the beginning, it was understandable and more realistic. Later, it felt a bit magical. What kind of existence does the countryside look like in the author's eyes? There are fights every day, three hundred and sixty-five days a year, and everyone is the best? I felt a little tired after watching the end. There were too many quarreling and fighting scenes and they were very detailed, which had no effect on the character development of the protagonist and the advancement of the plot. It just felt like it was just to make up the word count. In the end, I was already very tired from working. It was still in those days, and there would definitely be the best, but it would be too much for an individual to be the best.

The first part was very interesting, but when I read Chapter 173, I was disgusted by the heroine. She didn't have much time to do while watching others fight, so she put the shovel on the ground and let others take it to kill people. When something goes wrong, instead of calling the person who can solve the problem, you just watch and hide when you find something is wrong. I don't know what kind of mentality this is? I thought she was smart and cautious at first, but now I think she is bad and annoying.

Regardless of whether people are related or not, there is always a part to play. It feels like there is no main plot. I just read the comments and there is no male protagonist so I got into the trap, but... It's a bit... Can't explain...

Each character is a pig's trotter, with no distinction between priority and priority, a lot of nonsense, the same sentence has more than two emotions, the author seems to be unable to speak, and the ink is stained and embarrassing.

Nearly a million words were written by the heroine from the third year of junior high school to the first year of high school😱

The heroine has no skills and is just a chicken. She can only store things. She doesn't know how to trap rabbits in the mountains, and she can't change her own food. She doesn't have much prospects.