Exiled? I Have a Convenience Store

So far, it seems pretty good. The female lead isn't a saint, her "golden finger" is a portable convenience store, and she has some cooking skills. Hopefully, she won't get too entangled with people from ancient times. Let me see—I'll leave some room for observation.

It's good. I hope it's a no-romance story, and that the female lead will be alright once she goes home, instead of staying in a cannibalistic ancient world.

Not bad, not bad. I like this female lead. She doesn't meddle in other people's business, she just focuses on eating, drinking, making a little money and taking good care of herself. She's very smart and cautious. Once she discovers any danger, she will eliminate it immediately. She doesn't engage in verbal battles or openly confront others; she handles things cleanly and efficiently in secret.

Short and concise, the female lead is decisive and efficient, not a saint, and makes high use of her spatial resources. There are scenes reminiscent of fleeing famine, as well as farming and selling goods, all while staying away from the imperial court. 🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍👍

Some people say the female protagonist in the book is always eating, which is annoying, but there's a reason for that. After the space was modified, her physical abilities improved significantly. Farming every day consumes a lot of energy, so she naturally eats a lot.

A space where you level up by killing others, thrilling... Four stars for no romantic pairing...🙂🙂

It's pretty good. The female lead is independent; she never considered integrating into that world and didn't harbor any illusions. The system enhances her convenience store and physical abilities, allowing her to live independently. The malice shown by ancient people towards the imposter is realistic, as is the desire to take advantage of an orphan like herself.

A highly recommended book! The female protagonist doesn't possess superhuman abilities, a desire to save the world, arrogance, or ambition. She's just an ordinary person with a few minor advantages who quietly does something neither particularly extraordinary nor remarkable, and then peace reigns. A must-read! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Seeing Aunt Zhou's daughter fall seriously ill, I kept wondering when the female lead would save her. When Aunt Zhou was about to commit suicide, when would she save her? In the end, she didn't intervene, a surprising ending. I thought it would be like most female leads. But that's reality. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities or cheat codes. How could she possibly expose herself by using modern medicine? So it feels incredibly realistic.

Starting in hell, the female protagonist is thankfully incredibly calm and collected, not the type to stubbornly refuse to admit defeat. She gradually grows stronger during her escape, displaying remarkable ferocity from the moment she kills her first person. She's the kind of person who thinks, "You guys do your thing, don't mess with me."