Raising Kids on the Run with a Pocket Space

Dear author, if this is a romance novel, you could mention it in the synopsis. Don't wait until it's free, then subscribe and suddenly start picking up men halfway through the story. And this man is some incredibly vulgar nobleman again. There are plenty of good writers in female-oriented fiction, but when it comes to romance, it's all the same – always picking up men halfway through.

This is why many people dislike reading male-protagonist novels on Qidian's female-oriented platform: the female lead is a wise and decisive modern woman, but she blushes, her heart races, and her intelligence seems to plummet the moment she encounters the male lead!

The female lead's character is so well-developed. I'm so afraid there will be a male lead; the difference in their social status is too great, making it impossible for them to be together. The female lead is strong-willed, capable, and doesn't necessarily need to get married. This kind of story is truly inspiring! And your readers are all modern women. Strong female leads are the most popular! 😌😌😌

Is Xiang Yunjin the male lead? I don't mind having a male lead, nor do I reject normal emotional needs. I just hope the female lead remains intelligent and rational, and doesn't become a naive and innocent character, haha.

I like that the female lead is strong, calm, and not a saint. The story is exciting, but I'm afraid of having a male lead and don't want a romantic pairing. 😡 I prefer women who focus on their careers. 😜

I really dislike constantly talking about steamed buns; it's just that when I think of something, it's always called a steamed bun.

It seems that all those who travel to ancient times follow the same pattern: they pick up a man and develop a relationship.

It's not that I dislike couples, but the disparity in their social status is too great, and the female lead has a child… The author gave a traditional male lead a female lead who isn't a traditional female lead… It's very mismatched and feels unrealistic and jarring. No single, unmarried man would marry a married woman with a child; it has never happened throughout history.

I habitually check the comments before watching, and it's okay if there's a male lead. But please, please don't let the presence of a male lead cause the character to become idiotic and stupid; that's just how female-oriented novels are so off-putting! A female lead who's perfectly fine at the beginning suddenly becomes incredibly pretentious and idiotic the moment she meets a male lead, acting like she can't live without a man—it's ridiculous!

Could the female lead please stop calling the male lead "Brother Jin" so often, as if she doesn't respect him enough? It's so awkward! He's someone I just rescued and haven't known for long. If someone says, "I'm older than you, why do you call me 'Brother Jin'?" You can just say it politely. Does a man I still need to be wary of have to constantly think of him as "Brother Jin"?