Traveling Through Time with the Farm

Let's not talk about the story of this book. Let's just say that your writing style is such that you can't even finish a coherent sentence. It's so sloppy that it's like you haven't spoken in eight lifetimes.

It turns out that this is a story about a husband and wife acting as saviors. With the golden finger of the heroine, they selflessly take it as their own duty to save the people of the world. They send a lot of food and materials everywhere, provide assistance everywhere, and send money everywhere. The protagonist's ambition is so high-minded that I feel so selfish that I feel ashamed and give up sadly.

It's like I haven't seen a man in eight lifetimes. If I ask you to marry me, just do it. Do you have a mind or a soul?

In the Northeast, a quilt uses 6 pounds of cotton. I want to know how big a cotton coat made of five pounds of cotton is. It must be big even for Yao Ming. One book and one system are enough. Don't make too many systems. People who travel through time and people who are reborn are a bit annoying.

When I saw the farm, I felt like it was a Hail Mary, but it turned out that it was really abandoned.

Updates are too slow😭

Ten thousand catties is 10 cents, ten thousand catties is 7 cents, two thousand four cents, how about more than eight thousand?

There is no climax in the running account The main thing is to release the plants rewarded by space all over the country, such as oil fruits, rice crackers... This is relatively novel, but because it is always mentioned, and it has nothing to do with the subsequent plot after the release, the viewers are tired of it. Things that have nothing to do with the plot should either be summed up in one stroke or summed up in the end, which seems cumbersome. I really look forward to the male protagonist betraying the female protagonist and leaving her alone to be beautiful. Because the heroine herself said that if the hero betrays her, her memory will be wiped clean. Fangzheng has space for her and is in good health, so she doesn't care about men. Although I knew I couldn't do it, I still gave it a try.

The author made the heroine to be too weak in IQ and phobic, but he only wanted her to rely on her husband all the way, so giving her a golden finger would only make her work harder. She would be as busy as a diligent worker bee every day, dedicating everything she has to others, and then she would have to add masochism.

Update is slow😅

I can't stand it any longer. I'm thinking about the lack of books. As long as it's not too outrageous, I'll read it. Oh, I really can't hold on anymore, so I gave up.

This is a Hail Mary for men and women.

Is this a book about the heroine? Who cares?

The farm setting is quite interesting, and the writing is smooth. However, there are too many side elements in the text, and it would be better if it were simplified.

The dialogue is too stiff and the speech is too written.

In those days, anyone who delivered food anywhere would be suspected and reported. If you were investigated by the police, you couldn't tell the source, so you had to pretend to be poor. If you ate meat every day, your fellow villagers would eat it once a year, and they would cause trouble for you.

It's just ridiculous, the writing is very poor, the people in it are all weird, and the plot is also weird.

The introduction is good, I'm getting fatter~

I haven't read the text yet, but I'm just reading the copy. Seriously, was it as high as 188 in the 1960s? The more abundant food you have, the richer your family will be~ In today's society, there are very few people over 185~

I think it's good to write without exposing yourself, to protect your own safety, and to do good things by the way.

Just to be clear, my husband heard it in the Himalayas and told me it was good, so I came to watch it. I only read one chapter, and I couldn't stand it in an instant. The original owner had a heart attack and died because he didn't want to get married. The female lead came through. The female lead actually got married and fell in love with the man at first sight. If the original owner was still around, he would be very angry. My husband also comforted me and said that there are still people who can read it. Not every author can write the golden three chapters.

I'm afraid this heroine is not a fool.

I already thought the deputy farmer was a bit toxic when I saw it, but I gave up after seeing the comments that it was still a savior-like protagonist.

The heroine's mother-in-law is really annoying!

In the 1960s, it was an era when the production team had a big pot, and everything had to be political. A modern person was ruined every minute, and his values ​​​​were different.

It's a pity that the male protagonist is pretty good as the protagonist, but he doesn't have a sense of substitution.

After reading hundreds of chapters, I feel that this world of balance has been woven through a sieve. . . Let's talk about the male and female protagonists, the Holy Mother, that's a bit of a story. . .

Among the three plants in the introduction, wheat has the longest growth cycle, but it takes the shortest time in space.

Why is my favorite author's book "Five-Old Little Wives" not on the shelves here?

This introduction seems unreliable