Into the Beast World With a Pocket Dimension: Building a Home and Winning His Heart

So far, overall good. But there are some places that are not written in great detail, so I just passed by. For example: building a house and building a fence are all done in one go. However, this article is still in the process of being serialized. I hope that the author can add more detailed descriptions in the future and keep up the good work. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss] Looking at the back, the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is smooth, and the meat is only minced meat. The content of the farming infrastructure is very real, especially the chapter about lotus root and pork ribs soup. I have already guessed that the author is from Hubei. Also, the papaya in the latest chapter is not our common papaya, not the kind with red flesh with seeds in the middle. It is a yellow-white flesh papaya unique to Hubei. You must try it if you have the opportunity to go to Hubei. And the days of waiting for updates are really hard. But the author is so awesome. I've started updating three chapters daily. I'm so happy.

Farming infrastructure is my favorite type, and the author would like to give more support. I feel that the author has a wide range of knowledge, and he specifically pointed out that what was being refined was pure copper, not bronze, and said that he would make improvements if tin was found later. There are also salt hornweed to make salt, and kudzu powder and acorn powder to make noodles and steamed buns. This is also the only thing I have seen in a Beast World novel where the heroine promotes pads for use by the females in the Beast World. She also teaches the male how to cook and is considerate to the female, which is quite rare. The only thing is that the plot really has no ups and downs and is just plain. But that's okay, I like to see pure dry goods farming.

It's beautiful, and what I love most about it is the infrastructure part! But many beast world texts are not reflected.

The new book has been opened, everyone is welcome to come and read (≧▽≦)! ! !

The author describes a lot of wild fruits in the mountains, but I have never seen many of them, so I searched for information while reading. But I am very curious about what the sugar cane water chestnuts taste like? @Shangjingrou