Travel Through Ancient Times with a Kitchen to Farm

It's a poisonous thing for a farmer to casually save people. How can the person who is chasing the hero be so kind as to let you go? So it's just writing a novel, a casual matter. Writing about a male protagonist from the beginning is also a poisonous point. Have you never seen a man? The male protagonist is always good-looking, always in a high position, always has a bad family, and there is always someone competing with you for the male lead. I am curious about how old the author is. To be honest, at first I wrote about medicinal materials and marinated ones. I thought it was pretty good, but later on it turned into conspiracy stories, which were all about other people, and I didn't want to read them because I didn't have the same three views.

It's light and interesting. I was a fan first, but I have to mention that the author is short and weak!

This space seems useless

I don't know why she doesn't cook in her space. Why cook those braised things outside when she can conveniently cook in her space?🤫 So are the things in her space non-renewable? Everything is for single-use only and no replenishing? Even the gas stove won't work? 🤫

This book is so satisfying. How did I discover it? I read it in one sitting. Woohoo.

I'm speechless after reading the introduction. Is it necessary to have a male protagonist who is so awesome? How many men can't have that? I have to get a more awesome guy to fall in love with him to make me sick. How can there be so much love, love, love? You saved his life and you are versatile.

Author, the inverted sentence needs to be revised.

Why can't you write down the plot behind it properly? It's anticlimactic, and it's really uncomfortable to watch.

I originally saw the author saying that modern people tend to have a sense of superiority over ancient times, and I thought the author would have a different farming article, but the result is still a pile of various modern products.

New cute report, hehe≧▽≦