A Pocket Dimension: The Transmigrated Cannon-Fodder Woman Fights Back Through Farming

The male lead is a bit of a jerk, and the female lead is incredibly naive; she dares to use her special abilities in front of him even though their feelings aren't deep. Her personality is unpredictable, sometimes strong, sometimes weak, and she occasionally has a blissful, saintly side.

It was kind of heartwarming to watch. Even with all the advantages, I still felt the female lead was too weak. (●—●)

The starting point is becoming less and less sophisticated, and the editing is becoming increasingly subpar. It's really hard to read a text comfortably. I don't understand why writers these days like to write female protagonists who are incredibly stupid, yet everyone around them seems to automatically become less intelligent when they're around her.

The female lead, who seems to have survived this long, flaunts her extraordinary treasure everywhere. Even though people have noticed, no one plots against her. And her shrewd, country-dwelling husband, knowing about her special ability, doesn't even try to take it away or make her disappear. All he does is argue about trivial matters all the time.

It's so frustrating to watch! The female lead has no skills or cunning, even though she has some kind of cheat ability.

The fact that a friend of a different age could see something extraordinary about the character makes the style of the story seem to change when the book is set in a different era. Currently, Tomato's works are better among female-centric historical fiction, although most of them fall apart in the middle and later stages, while most of Qidian's works start to fall apart in the early stages.

I really can't stand this scumbag guy and slut couple anymore, I'm speechless. The male lead is a weak, clueless mama's boy. His mother came to the female lead's house and berated her. When the female lead argued back, the male lead even scolded her! I'm so angry!!!

The only word to describe my experience after watching it from beginning to end was "frustrating." The female lead is just a paper tiger, all bark and no bite, and the male lead is a complete coward, utterly timid even towards his own family.