A Magical Space at My Side

Having read up to chapter 17, can I ask the author how old the protagonist was before he transmigrated? Two cunning individuals who knew the secrets of the space were actually released! They swore an oath, and you believed them? And how does a complete novice like you know that oaths are effective in this world? Where's your brain?

I won't drink the spring water, I won't enter the space, I won't use the cheat system, sigh... I'm just playing around.

The protagonist doesn't drink any of the miraculous spring water. It doesn't make sense to keep it to raise loaches; he's practically living a second life for nothing.

Releasing a mindless creature is one thing, but releasing a sentient one? In the world of cultivation, there are countless methods. If someone encounters and captures it, won't this mudskipper speak to save its life? No vow, no matter how binding, is worth more than immediate death. And selling eggs? Are you so desperate for money you'd rather die than live?

The author's writing in this book is a mess. First, you have a spatial ability, your biggest secret, and you let that mudfish release it. Second, what's the author's purpose for this spatial ability? It has a time-acceleration function, but instead of focusing on farming and cultivation, the author fails to explain its uses, or perhaps lacks the ability to do so, rendering the spatial ability…

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They released those two loaches even though they were conscious, aren't they afraid of revealing their cheat codes? They're incredibly carefree.

Knowing the danger of the Corpse Fiend sealing the city and fleeing, and with the whole family lacking power, why didn't they strengthen the Black Dog and the Rooster first? Why entrust their lives to someone else? Don't talk about secrets; is a secret more important than the lives of your family?

The Dragon Palace instance is fine, but the problem is, with this cheat-like ability, why not farm and instead join the army to level up? Besides two dragon-transformed loaches, there's nothing else in my space. I use tea leaves to increase their enlightenment, eggs to ward off evil, and I just leave Big Black at home and ignore it while it joins the army.

Seeing chapter 168, I was about to leave too. It's truly toxic; the whole thing is so frustrating. It's not a satisfying read at all; it's torture for the protagonist.