Reborn in the Fiery Years: Farming in My Pocket Dimension

Actually, this is just a novel. The author really didn't need to write such a cruel story about the protagonist. Seriously, people come to read your book looking for a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Why don't you follow their wishes and write something that makes people happy? That way, you can make money and the readers will be satisfied.

I stumbled upon this book today; it's a knock-off, and even the knock-off isn't as good as the original. It's like having a door in my mind, something that's been recommended to me daily by Dandu (a Chinese medicine website).

The protagonist, aside from knowing some history and being a bit more mature, doesn't seem like a modern person at all. Isn't he supposed to be a time traveler? But he doesn't seem like one at all. If a modern person were to actually travel back to that era, basic needs like food and clothing would certainly be the first priority.

This is the only novel I've seen with a protagonist who has a spatial ability yet is so weak. The protagonist is a modern person who transmigrated, but his behavior is incredibly realistic for that era. Perhaps the author keeps saying that this is how people in that era survived, but the key point is that the protagonist has only been there for two days, yet he's already integrated so quickly?

Overall, this is a book worth reading, as evidenced by the fact that I've subscribed to 600 chapters. However, here are a few shortcomings. 1. Many authors fail to make the most of their "golden finger" abilities. They have a huge "golden finger" but don't use it properly. It's like having a car to ride in but choosing to walk. It just doesn't feel right.

The longer I work away from home, the more I want to go back. Once I've saved enough money, I'll go back home and build a house. I'll wait two years before deciding whether to come back to work.

Saving even a few of your closest and most reliable family members is excessive! Saving the entire village and commune?! And selling grain from other places? In those days, that was suicidal! There was no grain left in the whole country!

If the protagonist of this book weren't a time traveler, or didn't have a spatial ability, it would be acceptable. But a time traveler with a spatial ability is like this? He can't even make ends meet? Is your protagonist perhaps the legendary mentally challenged?

Does this kind of stepmother even need to be indulged? She directly used her spatial ability to take all the food, locked the house, and set it on fire at night. She repeatedly went in and out of her spatial ability to breathe and avoid suffocation, while waiting for the villagers to come and put out the fire. Once the fire is out, you'll become the head of the household and can dance freely on your stepmother's grave.

I didn't even want to read the first two chapters. I came here to have fun, not to suffer. Why don't you try developing your career in the female-oriented genre?