The Lucky Charm Is Reborn with a Pocket Dimension

Keep it up, update more often! It's really good.

This book portrays a group of 21st-century thinkers living during the Cultural Revolution, and the novel fails to capture the essence of that era. The male lead is even more capable than the female lead; if she gets 50,000 units of grain, he gets 100,000. And the army is supposedly run by his family, who can take as much grain as they want.

Where did the update go? (*ﾟ◇ﾟ)?

I don't know why, but the more I watch, the less I like the female lead. She seems like a scheming, manipulative "white lotus." Take her adoptive parents, for example. Regardless of how bad Fang Xiaohui is, she's a child of the Jiang family—that's an undeniable fact. The female lead isn't a child of the Jiang family, that's also a fact.

I'm a little excited about the new space! Author, keep up the good work!

I feel like I'll get attacked for telling the truth. This book is hard to describe in a few words; it's somewhat toxic. Not only is the logic flawed, but it also feels like a forced reduction in intelligence; it's utterly chaotic. It's really... I won't say more, judge for yourself.

Overall, this novel is really bad. The section focusing solely on the female lead's sister, Jiang Yue, and Qin Ming is incredibly long and drawn out, making it frustrating to read. Furthermore, the female lead is overly saintly, and the other characters are portrayed as too saintly as well. What I find most incomprehensible is the author's opening. It's clearly just padding the word count.

Don't use your brain when reading this article, because it will only strain your intelligence!

It's so awkward using peaches all the time. In my past life, I was making medicine my whole life, and I had ginseng in my spatial dimension, plus a few other things to grow. I could have mixed some nourishing, side-effect-free herbs with peaches and grown a lot at once—they wouldn't expire in my space. Then I'd have those thousand-year-old ginseng and thousand-year-old lingzhi mushrooms, but now all I have are these. Making peach juice every time just makes the whole thing look ridiculous.

Who gave the female lead the feeling that being reborn automatically makes her the protagonist? That's way too arrogant!