After My Divorce, I Set Off Alone on the Road to Escape the Famine

After reading the introduction, I thought that the heroine would earn a career based on her own ability in the early stage and then meet the hero. Unexpectedly, the heroine just stayed in the mountains for a while and then returned to the capital to live in a villa with the hero. She relied entirely on the hero for food, clothing, housing and transportation. It seemed that the heroine had no role. Suddenly she was confessed by the hero, which made me think that the heroine was married after time travel.

The introduction is good, but I was shocked when I saw mountain biking in ancient times. In ancient times, the roads were not built, and the mountains were full of shrubs and trees. Let alone riding a bicycle, it was difficult to walk properly. The author had never been to undeveloped mountains. Also, no one knows you, so why do you admit to being divorced? Isn't it possible to enter the space directly wherever there is space? Do you have to go to the forest? Speechless😓

My idea is the same as other bad reviews, I didn't let you time travel to get you married, the emotional line is as inexplicable as my hemorrhoids [awkward laugh]

Vomit! Holy heroine, the heroine is so stupid that she doesn't know how to stock up on supplies when she has space, and she doesn't know how to travel through time. Haha, heroine, read the novel! We still don't know this, but the heroine is also a holy mother. The supplies in the heroine's space may not be enough for her to feed herself, and she is speechless at picking and raising wolves! !

I just wanted to take a look at it, but who knew that it would look better the further back I go. I really love the settings of the male and female protagonists [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration] Update soon! Update soon! ! ! Not enough. Wuwuwu [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

I don't know if this is the first time the author has written an article. Anyway, the character of the heroine is really speechless and has no manners at all. How can I put it? I see 63, no matter if the male protagonist takes you to pick fruits, if you go to pick other people's fruits, people will ask you why you are doing it, why are you picking other people's fruits, and people will question you, isn't it normal? You are complaining, you are complaining about someone else. If a monk picks fruits from others in the temple, it is tantamount to stealing. No matter what the relationship between the monk and the hero is, taking it without asking is stealing.

I feel like the heroine is a living idiot, the kind who eats air to be full. She knows how to stock up on things when others don't have space. But she doesn't stock up on anything even if she has space. I'm speechless.

Am I the only one who thinks this writing feels like reading?

The plot of the book is very good, and the writing is also very good. There is no sense of a running story. The only flaw is the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, which is a bit abrupt. The female protagonist has no very eye-catching features so far. It is very abrupt to be admired by a handsome young man who is talented, good-looking, and has a good family background. Maybe his characteristic is that he can raise wolves, but although this kind of thing is rare, it does not make him fall in love. Especially this book is not a brainless novel. I hope the author can come back to it in the future.

I just happened to read the latest chapter of Chapter 72, and I won't read it again! I don't even know where to complain, because there are so many places to complain about, so here it goes!