Fleeing Famine With a Pocket Dimension to Live in Seclusion Deep in the Mountains

The most realistic one I have ever seen is Escape. It really doesn't give the protagonist any golden fingers, just a broken space with nothing in it. The beginning of the sky collapses. Shou is also a little bitter melon. He has been suffering from the beginning to the end. It should develop slowly in the future. It is really the development path of civilians. One star is missing because it is too painful, but it is very real. I hope the protagonists don't want the Virgin.

I've read half of it, and I feel it's pretty good. The plot is relatively fluent, and the writing is not a noob. At least it makes people interested in reading, and I can finish it. However, there are still a few things that are not good. The title says that it can travel through space, but in fact, in the main text (at least halfway through), I don't see the use of space. Overall, it is not as useful as a sack or baggage. The biggest uses I have seen so far are knives, water purification tablets, and compressed biscuits. Also, when I talk and do things, I don't think of modern people or ancient people. It feels very strange. I don't know if it is because it has blended in too well or what. Anyway, it doesn't look like a modern person. Furthermore, the golden finger is a bit too thick, and many places are a bit false. The explosion rate when hunting in the mountains is too high, and there are also some logical illogical places. Generally speaking, it is above average. Worth a visit.

Comments left to myself: What moved me the most in the whole article was "I can't live with it." It's a very direct psychology and a very subtle confession. The author writes about suffering more than usual. After settling down, some things are not consistent with my understanding. Also, the utilization rate of space is extremely low. I basically never used it during the early escape [laughing and crying]. I don't understand why there is no space for something as small as a quail egg, and why there is no space for a yam with a long arm. It is because I don't put it, that I find that I have something to take back every day. [Laughing and crying]

Although the protagonist has space, it is basically useless. The protagonist and his partner fall in love at first sight (his partner is a little bitter melon, whose father does not care for his mother). The story of escape is also very realistic and life is very ordinary. If it does not collapse in the later stage, it will still be quite interesting.

The logic is very clear, the writing is not bad, it's a very cute couple, hey, I hope Xiaoyu and Lu Ye will always be happy. Let me play a game with the author. As soon as I open my eyes, I can see the author updating 800 chapters. Okay, I opened my eyes [shy]

A little bitter. It's too difficult for two people. It's useless to have space.

Five stars, the space is available but not used often, the protagonist is very cautious, the first half of the escape was very difficult, but it gradually got better afterwards

The writing is quite heartwarming, but people who don't read it first will be anxious to death.

The subject matter is novel. Paying attention to details makes it even better.

Not bad, but can that space be used? [Laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] I feel like the author has forgotten everything except for putting the knife.