From the Start, Exiled with a Superpower Space to Farm

Focus on how the female protagonist grows and thrives, fighting against heaven, earth, and external enemies—the joy of which is boundless. Avoid palace intrigue, domestic power struggles, and internal strife; these are already overused in female-oriented fiction.

Hmm, we already know the rest of the plot and the male lead by chapter three? ... I'm starting to lose motivation to keep reading.

Why call them "cheap parents"? Since they inherited someone else's body, they are their parents. Calling them "cheap parents" is a bit inappropriate.

After reading chapter 46, where he takes in a bunch of exiled children to ride in the same carriage, I didn't want to read any further.

Is there a male lead? If there is, I won't watch it!

Does it have a male lead? If it does, I won't watch it.

I feel this is much better than those messy articles. Although it's not outstanding, it's acceptable. Why are there so few readers? Strange!

Having read 47 chapters, as a seasoned bookworm, I must commend the author for portraying the exiled officials as so kind, a far cry from other novels that depict them as uniformly wicked. The logic is clear and coherent. I wonder if the writing will become more whimsical or exaggerated later on due to changes in the setting. But for now, it's worth reading. I plan to subscribe and continue reading.

As long as no pairing is released, I'll take a look.

I was looking for something to read, so I finished this book in one go. It was great!