A Noblewoman's Schemes in a Spatial Realm

I was convinced. After reading more than 80 chapters, the only real talk about the heroine was a few words, and I still haven't redeemed myself. . . In addition, I agree with what my friends said, it's too watery? How can I put it, I won't say anything if it's limited and free.

A five-year-old child is sold for ten years. In ten years, you will be able to leave the house at the age of fifteen. And a five-year-old child in these ten years. After working for ten years, I can save three to four hundred taels of silver. Well, converted into RMB, it's about 300,000 to 400,000. After the age of 15, when you can really work, the heroine will be free. The family that sells their bodies is so friendly. 🙂

Because I have seen another work by the author, and I think the writing suits my taste, I will look for other works by the author and choose this one that I am more interested in. It was okay when I first read it, but as I read later, I felt that the author's writing style really needed to be improved. The same thing is described over and over again, for fear that readers will not understand it, which makes the language very cumbersome. It is obviously a simple thing and ordinary logic, but it has to be described in a long and verbose way, making people feel like the author is writing a composition for an elementary school student. Also, the author likes to use the same words or phrases to describe something, such as saying that the Earl's Mansion is "extremely poor", "you know... But...", "Cold and authentic..." And so on. It's not that the writing without gorgeous vocabulary is bad, but it's just that if it is repeated too much, the characters and events in the book will feel like stereotypes, but they are obviously all kinds of wonderful, and I sincerely hope that the author can improve in this regard. The good thing about this book is that the plot development is quite interesting. It arranges multiple time-travelers and rebirths, which gives the story a different flavor. I have not read it elsewhere (maybe because I have read too few articles). Generally speaking, my curiosity about the story prompted me to read the article. I praise the author's whimsical ideas. But here comes the problem again. The theme is obviously space, but I feel that this space does not have much effect on the change of the story. Apart from hiding money all the time, and then one time the heroine hides a weapon to save herself, this space seems to be of no use. Most of the whole article is about people who have ill intentions towards the heroine but fail to play tricks and are killed by the heroine. In the end, it seems that the money hidden by the heroine is of no use. Has the heroine forgotten that there is space? This "space" is suspected of selling dog meat to others.

It's so painful to watch, my dear, it gives me a headache.

I really can't stand it anymore 😒

Time travel, rebirth, transmigration, golden finger. The world is in chaos!

When I saw chapter 200, I thought it was the end, but it turned out there were still chapter 97 left, and I was instantly frightened. The more I saw the back story, the more tormented I became, and I was immediately persuaded to quit. I sincerely do not recommend it. People are always talking about Che Lun Lun's words, turning them over and over for a few paragraphs. She said Che Lun Lun's words chapter by chapter. Let me go.

Opened a new book, Quick Time Travel to Eternal Life

The heroine never realizes that people like her 🤭🤭

I only read the introduction and realized that no matter what, the ultimate goal of the three of them is to marry a good man.