Exiled, My Family Got Rich Farming with Our Pocket Dimension

After only reading about forty chapters, the purpose of the system is not just to let the heroine's family do good deeds, which are just packaging. It should be to change the ancient times and let the heroine's family develop modern technology bit by bit in ancient times to benefit all people. This article should fall into the category of infrastructure articles. Of course, I may be wrong. Although there are white-eyed wolves, how can everyone repay their kindness when saving people? Who can guarantee that the person saved will not be a white-eyed wolf. We can only try to save everyone. Even if there are white-eyed wolves, most of them are still grateful, that is, it is not in vain. Probably just do good deeds and don't worry about your future. When the heroine and her family save people, they don't want to let their hearts go. This is what normal people think. How many people can watch the lives they can save pass before their eyes. I don't really like to use the word "Madonna" to describe this kind of behavior. In my opinion, to save someone's life, using the "ironic" Virgin is an insult to the heroes in real life who put themselves in trouble to save others. Saving people as much as possible and doing good deeds is the "Holy Mother", eh😅 By the way, are the standards for unironically holy Mary so low now? Shouldn't the true Holy Mother be called the Holy Mother only if she gives everything? Or am I understanding it wrong? I have read more than 80 chapters, but I don't think the heroine is a holy mother. I can only say that she has given benefits to others and helped others, but not to the point of being selfless, but she has received rewards. Moreover, they don't care about everything. There are some things that would endanger themselves, but the heroine's family doesn't care about them. That bet of saving two hundred lives with one's own life is not considered selfless, it is a thought common to normal people. It was obviously an ordinary typhoid fever, but Wu treated it as an epidemic and burned him to death. The heroine's family risked their lives to save it. It was normal, because they were sure to be cured, and the heroine had medical skills and had space to back it up. In my opinion, the heroine's family is not a holy mother who does good deeds, comes and goes, and is not so selfless that she does not need anything to dedicate herself. This book review is because I don't want a good book to be buried. The other two reviews are biased. At least, in the 80 or so chapters I read, the heroine's family does good deeds, comes and goes, and the heroine's family needs to be paid for giving benefits to others. As for the white-eyed wolves, those two families are all very good. Although they are easy to be incited, they are also sensible. After being awakened, they will help the heroine and her family. Also, I think it doesn't matter if the heroine's family is really selfless. The original purpose of the heroine's family is to collect life values ​​and bring them back to the modern age. Selfless dedication, collecting health points, maybe faster. It can only be said that the identity setting of the heroine's family in this article is just common people, so they feel that doing good deeds is too holy. If it is the kind of infrastructure text that competes for hegemony in the world, the heroine's family "doing good things" is to develop their own power. I hope the tone doesn't change later.

The writing is OK, and there is no cookie cutter story about finally getting married and having children. But it left a glimmer of hope.

Wonderful and good article, hope to keep up the good work

A very wonderful novel, worth reading by everyone 👍

Not bad, but the plot is too short and not enough to watch

Come on💪Come on💪Come on💪

Hope there is a second part