Transmigrating into a Chaotic Era, I Flee with My Pocket Dimension

It's very interesting to watch and it escalates all the way. The male protagonist doesn't hide his identity like a prince or a general like some stereotyped farming novels. He became a general by working hard all the way from a young soldier. The female protagonist is smart and witty. The ending is also perfect. The only thing that disgusted him was that King Qi stole medicine and snatched the male protagonist's medicine to save his son's life. It felt so selfish. Fortunately, the male protagonist left the capital in the end. The family went to the northwest happily. There was no such thing as a bad peach blossom. Qin You is also a good brother and he is very happy.

It's good-looking. I like this kind of book. I especially hate the kind of book that looks good at first but then halfway through it is filled with trivial things, all kinds of top-notch stuff, and the female pig's feet are so busy that they fly up. Similar things are repeated over and over again, making the reader irritated and tired. This book is very good. The big and small things are written just right, no more and no less. Also, I wonder if the author can write a few extra chapters about the prince, the heroine's brother, and the baby's story.

I wrote this book with the intention of leaving no regrets. Of course, the writing style is not as good as that of mature writers, but I will continue to work hard.

I stayed up late to finish reading it. It was very exciting, but a little too short. The author will update it soon! Mwah!

The progress is fast, after all, it is a short article, and a lot of it is described in a narrative way. Anyway, I can accept it. Personally, I prefer short articles. The villagers in the village where I traveled have not been seen since they fled the famine, and they have not been mentioned. It may be related to the fact that the heroine was not accepted into this era at the beginning. Those people are still very good, which is a bit regretful.

The story is good and interesting, but there are a lot of holes in it that are not filled in. Doesn't the male protagonist need to take revenge? There is no detailed introduction to the heroine's space, but the story is pretty good and writing is not easy. Five stars.

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Li Zheng, Gu Chengze. The female protagonist had space, so she escaped with her younger brother and found the male protagonist. Later, she healed the male protagonist's leg and taught him martial arts. The male protagonist joins the army, the King of Qi ascends the throne, the male protagonist is a general, and he leads the female protagonist to guard the northwest.

Anyway, I have finished reading them all. At first, Maid Yue was not good, but then it got better. Although it is a bit imperfect, it is much more reliable than others. Good books that can be read now are rare.

It's relatively good-looking, there aren't too many missing words or typos, and you can read it easily. It's very good, and it's not too tiring. Some things that haven't been explained clearly don't matter. At least in my opinion, it's what I saw.