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

It's a very good read, and the male lead doesn't hide his identity like some typical farming novels where he becomes a prince or general. He rises to the rank of general from a lowly soldier through hard work. The female lead is smart and resourceful, and the ending is perfect.

It's great! I love this kind of book. I especially hate those that start off well but then become a bunch of trivial matters and awful characters halfway through, with the female lead constantly on the go, and similar things repeating endlessly. It's frustrating and tiring to read. This one is excellent; the big and small events are written just right, not too much, not too little.

I wrote this book with the intention of leaving no regrets. Of course, my writing style can't compare to that of a seasoned writer, but I will continue to work hard.

I stayed up all night to finish reading it, it was great, but there wasn't enough of it! Author, please update soon! Mwah!

The pacing is fast, as it's a short story, and much of it is described in a narrative style, which I can accept. I personally prefer short stories. The villagers from the village I traveled to never see again after fleeing the famine, and they're never mentioned again, which might be related to the fact that the female protagonist didn't integrate into this era at the beginning. Those people were still very nice, which is a bit of a pity.

The story is good and quite enjoyable, but there are so many plot holes that the author hasn't filled in. Isn't the male lead going to get his revenge? The female lead's space isn't explained in detail either. But the story itself is good, and writing a story isn't easy, so I'll give it five stars.

Not enough! Still waiting! Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍

Li Zheng, Gu Chengze. The female lead has a spatial ability; she finds the male lead while fleeing famine with her younger brother. Later, she heals his leg and teaches him martial arts. The male lead joins the army, and after the Prince of Qi ascends the throne, he becomes a general and, along with the female lead, guards the northwest.

I've finished reading it all, anyway. The maidservant Yue wasn't great at first, but she improved later. Although she's not perfect, she's much more reliable than other characters. Good books that are easy to read are rare these days.

It's quite enjoyable to read, with relatively few missing or incorrect words, making it easy to read. It's good, not too drawn-out or tedious, and the few unclear points are minor. At least, it's a good read for me.