Transmigrating to the 1960s with a Storage Space

The author's writing is quite good, making you want to keep reading! The system is also quite good, and the concepts are novel in many aspects! However, it feels like some things weren't explained clearly! Many parts are vague! Why did that person become the male lead?! Many parts are really puzzling! And the ending felt a bit rushed! But it's still acceptable.

This novel is alright, not bad. It would be even better if the space could be improved and made usable outside the story. Without awful characters or those annoying relatives to deal with, I really like it.

It's a great read. Like some readers of "I'm So Hungry" have said, the ending was a bit rushed, perhaps due to time constraints. Hopefully, we'll see more and better works from the author in the future. Keep it up! 😊

You can take a look, but don't scrutinize it too closely. The female lead is very generous and spends money lavishly. If you like slice-of-life stories, you might not enjoy watching it.

The female lead is God's favorite, incredibly lucky, and the ending was too quick.

I personally like it, although some parts aren't perfect—it's a bit short, but the system is smooth and doesn't feel cramped, haha 😃

I really like this kind of simple writing, not angsty, just simple little stories.

It's not bad, except the male and female leads didn't date much before getting married.

It was good, but it ended too quickly.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful