From the Apocalypse to Ancient Times

After reading a few chapters, the heroine was slapped in the face, saying that she hit the other person's hand with her face! The heroine has a father who is an official (although he is dead), a younger brother who was born as a child, some sympathetic clan elders who have the ability to make decisions for the heroine, and an uncle who seems to be an official. The heroine is quite protected by the law. Her property has been registered and transferred by her mother at the Yamen, and the family has long been divided. We are home... Every aspect is owned by the heroine. After her brother was hurt and the original heroine was killed, the heroine not only did not take revenge on the other party, but also exchanged her property for the freedom she already had. Ah, this is the so-called freedom of a child who leaves home with a stupid background! Leaving a clan that is well-intentioned and protective of oneself and pursuing the freedom of being uncertain about everything around you? Is there something wrong with your brain? In this way, the land was robbed within a few miles of leaving home, and the land itself had to be bought!

Why are you worrying about so much? Isn't reading novels just for relaxing and passing the time? So is it tiring to be more realistic? Just know what the typos mean.

After reading so many articles, whenever someone with a good relative bullies someone in their family, they just tolerate it or scold them away, scare them away, beat them away, wait until their family members are harmed before taking revenge (useless), and then they hate you even more, hurting more important people in you, and then they start to hate their own kindness, they deserve it.

I haven't finished it yet, I don't want to read it anymore, I don't feel happy at all. If I don't want to read it, it's gone. Just when I was about to muster up my energy, I'm either dead or sent away. What I want to read is not well written, and what I don't want to read is a lot of nonsense!

Speaking of marriage, you can often tell some of the author's world view and emotional outlook from the article. Hmm, I feel like the author and I have similar thoughts in this aspect. Anyway, happy wedding. What's the date?

There were so many typos that I always thought I was reading a fake book...😅

I feel that the male protagonist eavesdropped on the female protagonist's talk about cultivation, and he didn't like it, and even followed her several times. Although he did not rob the female protagonist's things because of this, in the final analysis, it was an invasion of the female protagonist's privacy. Although strength comes first, it is good that others did not rob you of your things because of this, but there is nothing to be grateful or thankful for, right? And I don't think the heroine owes him anything. On the contrary, the heroine has helped him a lot. And what should he say... I always feel that he actually has a sense of superiority in front of the heroine, just like the cryolite before? Maybe that's the name? He also described the heroine as "knowledge". It's not that I think when two people are together, one of them should accommodate the other. I think it's better for two people to be equal. No one looks down on the other, and no one is superior. On the contrary, the status gap between the heroine and the hero is a bit big, so it's no wonder that he has this sense of superiority. So I don't like this male protagonist very much. But if it were me, because of this status gap and the various performances of the male protagonist, I probably wouldn't like it at the beginning, and I won't like it in the future. The heroine understands very well, so she doesn't like him. It's a pity... I guess she will in the future, who made him the male protagonist. But even so, I still like the heroine very much. She knows what she wants and what she should do. She is not too ambitious and won't want it unless she can. She is calm and rational. Moreover, there is no shortage of golden fingers, talent, and hard work. I feel that the final achievement will not be worse than that of the male protagonist. So on the contrary, I think it is actually the male protagonist who is not worthy of her. So, it would be better if this article could be CP-free. But I know it's impossible. Fortunately, the male protagonist doesn't have a heavy role. Ha ha.

There are so many typos that I feel a little... Melancholy! ! ! Need to bring your own translation

I thought it was a farming article, but it turns out 😰😰😰…

This is obviously not a fast-travel novel, but the heroine has experienced various worlds from modern times to the end of the world, to ancient times, to interstellar to cultivation. The setting is quite interesting, but the ending is a bit far-fetched. I feel that many novels like to give the heroine a very high-ranking identity at the end...