Criticized from the Start? I’m Stockpiling Supplies in the Mountains with My Pocket Dimension

I haven't been able to watch the latest one, so it's okay, 4 stars. The first hundred chapters are a bit flawed, but it's okay. But when I saw the heroine saying that she wanted her original parents to have another child, I didn't want to watch it anymore. First of all, pregnancy is the person's own business. Don't influence their thoughts just because you want or don't want to. Secondly, your parents are in the bullpen at the moment, and the future is unclear. How could they give birth to a second child and suffer under such circumstances? It's not like their IQ was eaten by a dog. Seeing that the original owner has only one child for so many years, you know that they are not breeding or cancer. Secondly, does the heroine think that with her material support, they can have a second child without any worries? That's not the case. Their setting is for parents who love their daughters, but wouldn't it be too shameless to give birth to a second child for their daughter to raise? Doesn't this ruin the character? As for the heroine feeling guilty after wearing it, now you are good to these good parents, just keep doing it. To be honest, I really like the parents created by the author. They are very sensible, willing to listen to their daughter's opinions, and do not control their children. They are better than most of the protagonists' parents.

Very nice! Now that I have read Chapter 74, it is very good so far. From the beginning to now, I have always felt that the heroine's parents must have noticed that the heroine is not the original heroine. The author's reasons for her parents to accept the heroine's personality changes (duplicate words, picky eaters, etc.) Are actually quite blunt. Moreover, the parents of the original owner were confident that they allowed the eight-year-old heroine to go into the mountains by herself, not spank her (when the heroine made a mistake as a child in the eyes of adults) and not be punished, and subsequently let her build a house in the village and live alone. There are only two possibilities. One is that the parents of the original owner are cruel and do not care about their daughter's life and death; the other is that they know that the heroine is not their original daughter. It is not enough to explain the heroine's change by using her daughter and her grandfather's life and study as not understanding her daughter's abilities (not knowing this in itself means not caring), the fact that she was a poor child and she has grown up. It is not enough for the original parent's parents, who are university professors and teachers (a representative of high IQ➕a close family member). Of course, I mainly watch the plot of the heroine's personal experience. This part is super cool and I like it very much! Therefore, the above shortcomings are not hidden, and can be ignored. However, every time I see the heroine's performance in front of the original owner's parents (flaws?), I feel like complaining. I always feel that the heroine's parents don't care enough about their daughter. Of course, the heroine's parents are sensible enough to listen to and accept some of their daughter's opinions, and respect their daughter's ideas, which shows that they are very good and open-minded parents. However, I personally think that there is more respect between them than closeness, and they cannot recognize that their daughter has turned into a human. The reasons given by the author are a bit far-fetched, and it feels a bit awkward to look at them and not care [laughing and crying] Others are very good. Support five stars!

It looks good. Zai Zai is very cute, and there is nothing super. I just don't know what the space is like. I feel like I can only put things. The system is really a bit rubbish. Moreover, Zai Zai is going to rob the rich and help the poor. Why don't you collect some food and snacks? I hope I can feed myself more. I hope there won't be apocalyptic or fantasy content in the plot later. It's very interesting. But I don't know if there will be CP in the later stage. At present, Zai Zai is still young. It's very good-looking. The Zai Zai has trash parents, working dogs, and a group of friends. It's really cute.

This is a good book, but it ends too quickly [cover face][cover face][cover face]The overall article is smooth and the content is interesting! The funny article about being a strong woman is quite good, the logic is fluent, and the writing is also very good! !

I've read a few chapters, it's very good, cheers for the author [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

As long as you don't care about whether it's reasonable or not, it's beautiful. The small group of the heroine and her friends is really cute. Every day when they go to the mountains and the sea, they play and eat and catch the bad guys who meet the heroine [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] I think the ending is too rushed, a bit unfinished and has a conflicting feeling that it's okay to get to this point.

I didn't think it was very good-looking at first, but once I got into it with the friends, it became more exciting. Although I have the soul of an adult, I didn't do anything or say anything like a child, nor did I pretend to be mature. The character of the heroine and the characters of the friends are well portrayed. The author who didn't like to read periodicals before couldn't finish reading this book without skipping a chapter [laughs]

It's super pretty and interesting. It's different from those stereotyped ones. It's really funny. It has two little short legs that keep tumbling around and a little bald head.

The heroine is quite cute. She actually thought of using nature's thunder to supplement her powers without fear of being hacked to death.

Well written, five stars for the author, keep up the good work