The Poor Scholar’s Daughter, with a Pocket Dimension

The beginning looked pretty good; you could tell the author put a lot of effort and care into writing it. However, the middle part became really messy. Not only was the backstory poorly explained, but the ending was also unclear, making it seem rushed. The section about the inner world felt like the author added it in out of boredom… Overall, it's alright. With some attention to detail, it should have a higher rating. Keep it up, and I look forward to your next great story.

The first part of this novel is a time-travel story, while the second part is set in a futuristic science fiction world… It could actually be written as two separate novels. The content is rich and varied, the characters are vivid and interesting, and the descriptions of animal language are particularly human-like. It's definitely worth reading.

As a long-time book lover, this book is one of my favorites. I like Su Qing's personality—decisive, straightforward, and vengeful—and I also like Xi Cheng, the male protagonist.

The writing is good, and the first half is very engaging, but the second half gets a bit fantastical, and it feels like it was written by two different people.

It's alright to listen to, but there are a lot of bugs.

It looks pretty good so far; fellow readers can follow along.

The writing is humorous, the plot is intricately linked, and it doesn't drag on—it's very enjoyable.

Great! 😄 It looks really good!

It's super good-looking, the story is interesting, the plot is tight, the characters are very well portrayed, and it's also very funny.

The overall structure is similar to Yu Xiaoxiao's story. The writing style is good, but because it's typed using pinyin, I didn't read the word selection carefully, resulting in a lot of homophone errors.