I Bring My Storage Space to My Disabled Husband Before His Exile

I love it! Write more!!! If you have the ability, there's no need to hide it from everyone; that's too tiring. This is the best way!

It's rare to find a story without any overly dramatic or obnoxious characters. 👍 Other stories always seem to lack such characters, as if they can't be written without them. But this proves that it's possible to write a story without any overly dramatic or obnoxious characters. There was too much internal monologue about the female lead, which made the plot feel disjointed.

Keep up the good work, author! I really like it. I hope you use the space generously, the kind that uses modern resources to their fullest. I especially enjoy reading that. Author, don't pay attention to others. If you have space, why not write about it? A good read should be enjoyable. If you're going to be picky, go read a normal story. Keep it up, author! Just follow your own preferences! 😳😳😳😳

It's alright, you can check it out if you're looking for something to read. The female lead is quirky and daring, and she doesn't hide her supernatural abilities or spatial abilities. She's a bit love-struck, but she wouldn't forage for wild vegetables. The male lead is a pure-hearted young general, and his family is also very kind. He later broke away from the exile group, which was good; after that, he probably rebelled!

I really like this female lead. She's bold and decisive in love, and if she likes someone, she'll find a way to make him hers. She's also straightforward when it comes to relationships; if she likes someone, she likes them. Some people might think she's love-obsessed, but I think that since she can be so passionate about love, she can also detach herself from it at any time.

There were too many thoughts running through my mind, but overall it was okay.

It's not bad. The logic is sound, the characters are intelligent, and the writing is smooth. However, it would be better if the female lead had a better sense of boundaries in her relationships with her servants. She doesn't have to be so easily moved by their actions, which makes her seem like she's starved for love, which is typical of that social environment.

It's pretty good. The characters have a space to store goods and grow crops, and the male and female leads are strong, making it quite enjoyable to watch. The first half, the exile section, sometimes had too much internal monologue or explanation, which made it a little tedious to read. Who becomes emperor in the end? Won't the in-law magistrate be recalled?

The story is well-structured, rich in content, with a complex and complete plot. The male lead is profound, intelligent, and handsome, though a bit oblivious to romance. However, their relationship remains purely platonic. The female lead is bold and far-sighted, daring and decisive, and also shrewd and charming.

This is so good! It's my favorite kind of time-travel ancient Chinese novel with a built-in space! And the protagonist isn't afraid of being exposed, bringing everyone into the space, and the protagonist is incredibly powerful! I love it so much, author! 👍👍👍