Tao Tao's Travels Between Two Worlds

I've read up to chapter 74! It's so new! The author has really done a great job of writing the theme of trading between the ancient and modern worlds in their own unique way. It's not just another generic AI novel. After YaYa's book became popular, a lot of AI novels with a 70% similar feel appeared. This book really has a different flavor. I read it word by word, and there were no triggers. It's worth reading!

Sorry, I initially thought the boss Jiang Runian was a man because he has a father, and I assumed it was another male-centric novel, since there aren't many female readers. I only found out after reading the reviews that Jiang Runian is a woman. I haven't read it yet, but I apologize for my preconceived notion that she's male. I'll start reading now!

If you enjoy reading adorable stories about cute kids traveling between two worlds and girls helping each other, you should check this out. It's currently around chapter 60. Aside from the initial famine-stricken premise and that disgusting father and grandmother family (they have very little screen time), I haven't encountered any truly awful characters yet.

I absolutely adore Tao Tao, this little dumpling! She's so cute and adorable, and incredibly responsible, helping the whole village improve their lives. With the help of the passionate young man, Niannian, Tao Tao's hometown will only get better and better. It's so good! I hope the author updates more chapters every day; I can't get enough! 👍👍👍👍👍

The writing is well-written and engaging. The baby is adorable and has a vivid personality, especially the scene where she squats in the trash can until dark scavenging for food, and cries in fright after being discovered—that part is well-written. Later, she shows envy when she sees a tulle skirt, which makes her seem like a child with some selfish desires. The author should definitely not turn the baby into a boring and uninteresting transport doll.

It's alright. It's supposed to be a drought area, so how come there's still a forest? And there's even a spring in the forest! The village was on the verge of fleeing; we thought nothing would grow there.

Advantages: The young female lead's mother took her daughter back to her parents' home after the divorce; the villagers were all good people; the young female lead changed back to her mother's surname; she also saved her cousin; the modern-day Jiang Ru Nian is also a girl; the mutual help and support is quite good. It's just unclear whether the author plans to make her a couple with Chen Chen.

There's nothing wrong with this; it's the first time I've read such a comfortable story. It's really enjoyable to read. The only downside is the author's infrequent updates. I highly recommend everyone to read it! Please, please, if this book becomes popular, we should see more updates! Hehe, author, please don't abandon it! Keep it up!

The author's writing is excellent and delicate. Jiang Runian is a girl, and she's incredibly kind. Even though her own father is seriously ill and hospitalized, and she's strapped for cash, she still helps Tao Tao as much as she can within her means. As for the 50/50 split, I initially thought it was unreasonable, but upon reflection, it makes sense.

It's alright, but there are a lot of issues. For example, there are no restrictions; you can bring things back from the future. This village is only so big, and no matter how advanced it becomes, it will likely end up being coveted. I wonder how the story will develop from here on out? Not to mention, so far, the village doesn't seem to have any plans to establish a new dynasty.