The Cannon Fodder Reclaims Her Golden Finger and Hustles Selling Vegetables Between Two Worlds

The author very seriously wrote a take-for-granted period novel. Everyone is unlike the people in the period novel, and every setting is nonsense. But in novels, whoever is serious will be more serious. The most important thing is that the author is happy when writing. People who have not experienced that era will have fun reading it.

The content is okay, you can take a look at it when you have free time. The description of the heroine meeting her parents is the same as that of Entering the Loop. Except for the different things given, the description of the narrative is pretty much the same. The overall plot is okay, but the writing is not concise enough and is a bit watery. The later writing is obviously better than the early one.

The heroine gave me a silly feeling at first, but I was short of books, so I continued reading. I felt that the modern plot later was okay, and it had a smooth feeling without having to use my brain [please savor it], so it was still good.

The heroine goes to town too diligently, which is a big deviation. What she is saying is that her family's conditions are not good, she always goes to town, eats better than anyone else, and buys a bicycle, so no one notices that she is wrong, right?

It's so well written, the heroine is so awesome, she can't explain herself even when she's scolded or misunderstood, but she still thinks she's pretty awesome.

It's a very good-looking period piece with no flaws, and there is currently no male protagonist. It's particularly good.

What a great group portrait. In addition to the damn enemies who need Game Over (for female characters), the characters in the article have their own backgrounds. The other female characters who are not too hostile have their own backgrounds. There are also reverse shots of the monsters who want to break through the shackles. It is very similar to the sentence I just searched "Finally realize that there is no self, and there will be no more shackles." Come on, author, baby

Why didn't the heroine think of buying cooked food directly from the vegetable market and eating it slowly in the space?

The reading experience of this novel is particularly wonderful, the plot rhythm is well controlled, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the foreshadowing is well laid out. As the story progresses, the atmosphere becomes layer by layer, making it very immersive to read. The text is smooth and delicate, with no redundant and procrastinating content. The core also has a certain value for thinking. It is suitable for leisure entertainment or reading and gaining insights. The overall quality is outstanding and it is worth reading.

It's pretty, real, and reasonable.