Reborn, and She Steals My Man? I Can Travel to the Future with My Pocket Dimension

The writing is quite good, but the underlying theme is still the suffering of women. Anyway, it is more refreshing because I don't feel it. Regardless of the protagonist or villain, I only feel the suffering of women and their respective struggles. It just looks uncomfortable.

I just read a small part of it, and it's quite clean and tidy, without too much psychological language or clutter. I hope it will be like this in the future. I also hope to write more about justice. After all, persuading people to do good deeds is also a great merit.

Very good looking and highly recommended. The heroine is a cool novel. I can't stand it anymore. Why are all the female protagonists suffering from pain? It's a bit unlike Sister Li and a bit contradictory. The first part is okay, but the second part is a little intellectually depressing. I don't feel that I love women very much.

If it's good-looking, let me be the first reviewer. ˙ᗜ˙ This kind of modern literature is basically good-looking as long as it doesn't step into any big troubles.

It's a very interesting novel. The heroine relies on her own efforts and has a time-travel plug-in to achieve success.

How can I put it? I think I bought too many modern daily necessities. I think it is better to buy more food and other things. After exchanging money, it is more convenient to buy daily necessities used in that era. At least it can be used openly. The plastic bucket is not as good as the previous water tank. It cannot be used openly and is not strong.

After watching the update, I hope there will be more plots where the heroine goes to the library to study to enrich her knowledge and world view. After all, the reborn men have seen the heroine's future achievements. Selling is temporary after all. Knowledge can change life. It is necessary for the heroine to read more and learn the history and factory machines in order to change the class and realize the leap. The heroine's daily food could be supplemented with more plots, haha, it's really fun to watch.

Very nice! Come on

The writing is very realistic about that difficult era, the heroine is very clever, and the opening chapter is very interesting.

Her relatives were all kind. Her parents doted on her and gave her food during the famine years. They also cared about her eldest and second sister. They were not the kind of family that favored sons over daughters and did not treat their daughters as human beings. When something happened to her, her relatives came to support her when they were hungry during times of famine. As for her name, it was understandable in those days. Earning work points required strong labor. In rural areas, if you did not have a son to support the family or only had one son, you would be bullied, and you would not be included in any good deeds. That's why she misses her natal family so much, and makes up lies to send food to her natal family so that they can eat with peace of mind, and her natal family is also very kind to her. The two younger siblings also had good looks, and they were not the kind of people who would scold the cook even while eating. She would be dissatisfied with her because during the famine years, her parents-in-law even sent food to her sister-in-law and they ran out of food at home. At that time, farmers only had so few resources and survival was still a matter of survival. People with children, and they were not saints, could understand. This kind of sincerity is exchanged for sincerity, and people's hearts will be recognized over time. The portrayal is particularly reasonable [eating melon]