The Little One Connects Ancient and Modern Times, While Their General Father Waits at the Border for Food

In fact, the logic of this novel is much better than other novels of the same type. As an ordinary person born in an orphanage, the heroine suddenly took out a large number of ancient jewelry. This is not normal and can easily be targeted. In the same way, his large-scale purchase will definitely arouse suspicion from others, so it is good to take it one step at a time. Although the pace of the plot is indeed a bit slow, the logic is much stronger. The author will work hard to update it! An'er is so cute 😘

Why are all the deliveries delivered fast food? It can deliver food such as rice, flour, vegetables and meat, which is more cost-effective and nutritious. Otherwise, eight-treasure porridge, self-heating hot pot, self-heating rice, and ham are actually quite expensive.

This book is a new type of book for me. I came here after watching the short drama [plus one on the bookshelf]. It was very warm and heart-warming for An An 😄. It felt very comfortable [already planted]. The heroine is also very good, and the male protagonist is also good. The author is very good [Bird Food Masterpiece] [Bird Food Masterpiece] [Bird Food Masterpiece]

The plot is okay, it's a bit like a nurturing system decorating one's home, like fighting monsters and slowly lighting up the world map. It's a bit interesting. At present, it seems that An An's mother in ancient times passed away and her soul was reincarnated into the modern era (no memory of the past, but she will think of it later). No wonder An An recognized her mother at first sight. The plot uses An An as a medium to connect to ancient and modern times. I hope that the family of three and the ancient Shen family will be able to travel back and forth between ancient and modern times (personally I think it will be good). I hope that the subsequent plot will not be cruel, just sweet pets.

I first followed it from the comic series, and it has already tied up in two days. The author must insist on updating it until it is finished. I am really looking forward to the follow-up plot of returning to the capital step by step. The emotions between the male and female protagonists are not abrupt, and Zai Zai is also very cute and sensible. The characters of the protagonist and supporting characters are also very delicate. The plot is slow, but every step is closely connected, and the writing is also very organized, which is enough to see the author's creative intention. Come on, author [please update]

The setting of the heroine traveling in both directions to deliver supplies to the ancient exiled prince and his party is very novel. Unlike many survival stories that are tense throughout and involve continuous fights and escapes, the pace of this book is relaxed and there are not many major crises in the early stage. I read forty or fifty chapters and skipped some of the subsequent plots. The shortcomings are also obvious: the plot is templated and repetitive, and there are many scenes where the heroine purchases supplies in modern times and delivers them to the base, and the old team exclaims with emotion. But what is rare is that the author breaks away from simple "hard-core survival" thinking. After having enough food and clothing, the heroine is willing to bring back flower seeds, hoping that the war-torn and numb children will see flowers and green spaces. In troubled times, we don't just need to survive, we also need to retain the good things. Overall, it's a good piece of entertainment. It's not ugly, but it just doesn't reach the level of a high-quality product. Those who prefer slow-paced, healing stories about exiled people can give it a try; readers who are looking for sustained high-energy, fast-paced machinations may find it bland.

I came from short dramas and really enjoyed watching it. An An is so sensible and heartwarming.

It's good to watch, but I still feel that there are some places that are rather regrettable, such as General Shen on the northern border, the heroine's family in her previous life, and the hero's family after he ascended the throne, which was not mentioned again, as well as some meeting plots, which I originally thought there would be. There is also An'er's first friend Yuanyuan, who is never mentioned again. In the end, I was a little surprised that the male protagonist and his family did not go back to Yingzui Cliff to have a look. After all, this is where they first started, and it was also from this place that An'er began to travel, replenish supplies, and ignite hope. I hope there will be a side story behind these, but overall it's pretty good.

After reading Chapter 20, I feel that overall it is quite good. There is no messy plot. The heroine has no time travel, no rebirth, no cheats, and no system. Therefore, there will be no heroine who suddenly dies and then suddenly travels through time. In the time-travel book, the original owner must be vicious and weird, and then the heroine knows the ending in advance and wants to change her destiny. At present, the female protagonist has been in modern times, and the male protagonist has been in ancient times. The baby has traveled back and forth, just like the industrious little bees, transporting modern materials back to ancient times. Therefore, modern people are like modern people, ancient people are like ancient people, and babies are also suitable for 4-year-old characters. There is no adultization of children, and they have to worry about helping adults fall in love. The whole process was light and calm. The male protagonist was short of supplies, so the female protagonist bought them supplies. And there will be feedback every time. The heroine knows how useful her supplies are. Timely feedback is very important. So far, I don't see any annoying females, but the more I look at it, the more I feel that I seem so ordinary to us, and ordinary things did not exist in ancient times. I feel that I am living a very happy life.

A plain and heartwarming story, the author has good intentions, but some areas (such as material procurement) inevitably deviate from the primary goals of the ancient world - such as infrastructure construction, etc., But the author listened to his advice, so the story can be read