A City Girl's Beloved Life with a Farming Family

The female protagonist possesses a spatial ability, complete with mountains and seas, where she can cultivate and raise livestock. She transmigrates from a post-apocalyptic world to ancient times and has supernatural abilities. However, these abilities are rarely used; they usually only appear when storing items, retrieving books, or medicinal herbs.

Could the author please correct the typos? Also, the punctuation is really affecting readability.

I've read over 20 chapters and can't continue. The plot is illogical; a white-collar worker who's been working at a big company for years acts like a complete novice, completely helpless. Even knowing he's a transmigrator, he keeps giving himself away, revealing every little detail about a stranger's family the first time they meet. What makes transmigrating so great...? I really can't continue.

The story concept is alright. It's just that the writing isn't smooth enough, the word choice and sentence structure need improvement, and the logic isn't very coherent. The story itself is okay, but it's a bit of a struggle to read!

Short and clumsy, the character is distorted, many. A large section, also not, comfortable. A steep rise, comes fiercely, uncomfortable.

Were men in ancient times really that alluring? People were like moths drawn to a flame, chasing after men like moths to a flame.

It was a painful read; I read about thirty chapters. The writing was particularly disjointed, making it feel like a monotonous, disjointed account.

Even the synopsis has so many typos, I can't imagine how cringeworthy the actual text must be.

The book is good, but the author should pay more attention to how he/she uses words, and avoid making mistakes that break the flow.

The description is full of typos, what more can you ask for?