The Beloved One in Your Heart

The content is rich and the theme is novel, starting from the male protagonist having memories of his past life. It proves that not all blond-haired men are bad; Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang both started as blond-haired men and succeeded. Ah, if only there were good blond-haired men like Qin Mu in real life—loving their wives, willing to learn anything for them, and protecting them.

I love this kind of simple yet humorous writing! The author keeps bringing unexpected and hilarious moments! 🤦 I love it! Keep it up! I personally like books that are a bit funny but not boring. This is the third sweet novel by this talkative author I've read! 🤭🤭🤭

Such a low rating! I really don't understand. I followed it all the way through, and it was really good! The male lead is very wise, loyal to his love, and devoted to his country. Most importantly, he killed some Japanese soldiers in the novel!!! Just for that alone, I'd give it a five-star rating!!!

I stayed up all night reading it, so here's my opinion. I'm not usually a picky person, but this is the first time I've read a story that blends modern and historical elements, and I think it's quite good. After all, I'm reading a novel, not a historical account. There's not enough of it; I need to update it quickly!

I've finished listening, and it's pretty good! ❤️❤️ The romance between the male and female leads progresses smoothly and naturally without any major setbacks. The only brief separation is when the male lead goes to fight the Japanese pirates. Just for the male lead defeating the pirates, I have to give it five stars!

I don't understand why the rating is so low. It could easily be above 9.3. I loved reading it so much! I really wanted more. I wish there were more side stories. There's no unnecessary dialogue throughout. It just makes you want to keep reading! 👍👍👍

This is a very vivid story about fleeing famine, but it's rare to find a time-travel novel that doesn't rely on imperial examinations or cultivation.

It's great! At least after being in a reading slump for so long, I finally have something to read! Hahaha! No spatial abilities, no system, no cheat codes, and a romantic pairing—it's totally my cup of tea! Hehe!

The plot is reasonable, the logic is sound, and in the face of major issues of right and wrong, petty feelings and love are not worth mentioning. The male protagonist can take up a sword on the battlefield as well as in the kitchen, and the female protagonist is not a parasitic flower, but a strong cypress tree, steadfastly protecting the rear for the male protagonist. It's worth watching.

It's really good! Although I've only read the first few dozen chapters, the author's writing is delicate and humorous, and the characters are vividly portrayed. There aren't any thrilling grand scenes, just the everyday moments of fleeing the famine, like a gentle stream. I initially saw the low rating and only started reading because of the title (😅), but I've found it to be a truly excellent novel!