Transmigrating to Escape the Famine: The Little Farm Girl's Pocket Dimension

This grandpa changed too quickly. He doesn't seem to like the heroine much. His father doesn't seem to be that good either, and so does my mother. After reading this, I feel that this family has interests in each other and is taking advantage of each other.

No one has commented yet, let me give it my first review. It's well written so far. The heroine and the old man are not Holy Mother, and the whole family is very good. Especially the old man, the heroine and her uncle's family are exiled separately. This is particularly comfortable for those who don't have the unlimited supply of the Holy Mother. I especially like the old man's wisdom. I finished reading the article and wanted to come back to read it. I took a look at the comment section, but I couldn't put it down and decided not to read it🙈

Come on, the writing is beautiful, there is no Holy Mother, and it is very wise.

Write well, I like you. Come on, Chapter 33

At first, this book seems to be written about the life of the common people, but in fact it is about the lives of princes and nobles, and only the original author is a real village girl. Although the heroine traveled through time and became a hard-working and obedient village girl in a patriarchal family, she has been secretly guiding the family to avoid disaster because of her high IQ and the ability to use space to store the family's belongings and escape. It was not until their father and grandfather committed a major rebellion that the mother and daughter broke up with them. It was very interesting.

It looks great, good luck to the author. The previous writing is really nice

It's a good read, the story is exciting, and the plot levels are clear. I especially like the escape part. I watched the whole family unite and the friendly heroine give advice. It must be said that the old man was hiding his bad intentions at that time but did not expose them. At that time, I saw a good person. The whole book has twists and turns. It deserves five stars, but many of the punctuation marks in the broken sentences are not on point. "Yes, here," was repeated so many times that I felt that one paragraph did not complete the whole sentence. I finally jumped to the end, and the ending was stuck there to let the reader imagine.

Okay, good repeat

The story is pretty good, at least it's not cliche, but it's a bit weak.

The situation looks a bit like the mortal world controlled by a certain sect in the world of cultivation is engaging in natural disasters to harvest certain results. 😨But it's okay, but since he separated from the criminals, his style has suddenly changed. He's fighting for imperial power, and even the pistols are out, not to mention ice cream and the like [covering face], but it's very novel. Grandpa saw the pistol and wanted to compete for that position. It would also be nice for the protagonist to be a Doraemon princess.