Life on the Run After the Fake Heiress Is Cast Aside

It's a great read. The female lead gradually grows stronger, fighting off enemies alongside those around her and growing together. Cangwu is so cute! The animals gaining sentience and receiving help from them is a wonderful part of the story. Keep up the good work, author!

I read the latest chapter in one go. It focused on how the characters escaped the famine, but the content wasn't singular; multiple storylines unfolded simultaneously. The author's foreshadowing was excellent, and the pacing was tight. After finishing this chapter, I wanted to read the next one. Author, keep up the good work! 💕💕💕

The female protagonist has a 10-year-old body, but her soul is what truly matters. The more I look at it, the weaker it seems; it's like a saint.

Strangely, despite being quite far apart, he could hear the two women's conversation perfectly clearly, something that had never happened before. He understood that this must be related to the spiritual energy of the space. Chapter 21, The Vast Salt Lake. It seems that the more abundant the spiritual energy in the space, the more skills he unlocks.

(Side Story 1): When the old turtle self-destructed, Lin Jinchu had already taken Fu Yanche and Xiao Cangwu into the space. A large gap was blown open in the city wall, and the old turtle's soul was scattered. In his grief and despair, Bayan suddenly realized his mistake, left Cangli Kingdom, and disappeared. No one knows where he went.

Because this book is set in a world within a book, it doesn't need to rely on any logical reasoning; everything is written within the book, and any conflicts that are needed are simply introduced. 🙂

This farming/time-travel novel is exceptionally well-written with a lot of layers. The true heiress is reborn, and so are the supporting characters. The original owner is already dead, so the rebirth of the transmigrators is going to be quite entertaining. I've only read the first few dozen chapters; I hope it gets even better and more exciting later on.

The novel is absolutely brilliant, with vividly portrayed characters that are deeply moving. The ending is somewhat unexpected; the female lead has a spatial dimension and a phoenix, and the male and female leads can hide in the space when needed, unless the old tortoise self-destructs and destroys this small world, in which case the male and female leads will return to the divine realm.

It's alright for passing the time. The only problem is the female lead's character isn't very quick-witted; sometimes she seems slow to react. She's only ten years old when she first appears, but her words and actions show no regard for her age. So if it weren't for her special abilities, she would have died a million times over.

It's a great show. All the characters are portrayed with composure and resilience, without dwelling too much on past grievances. The touching part is how the second-life parents help their third-life daughter, and how everyone works together to overcome obstacles. I love the female lead's character and her sense of the bigger picture. It just goes to show how good Chinese family values ​​are! 👌🏻