Transmigrating to the Countryside: Farming, Making a Living, and Raising Kids

. . Writing is difficult~~~The heroine doesn't have much common sense

I've read dozens of chapters and it's pretty well written. There are too many things to complain about in terms of logic, such as the words, deeds, and plot design of women's books. Once the author's love brain comes to mind, there is basically no logic in the book. This book is okay so far, there is nothing logically unacceptable.

Until the main text volume, the heroine can do nothing but make food.

At the beginning of Chapter 2, the male protagonist returned from the army for a month and actually spent 20 days observing the situation in the village from the mountains before entering the village. You should write it like this, I highly doubt that this male protagonist was arranged by his superiors in the military to come here to make nails. Later on, don't make the male protagonist a general, take refuge with a certain prince, and then participate in the heir apparent. That would be really unappetizing. After all, this routine is too cliche in female videos.

It feels pretty good. Although it's not amazing, I won't forget it and I can watch it comfortably.

Goodbye, it's very heartwarming. But I really can't stand the character of the heroine. Come on, author.

The feeling of coming out of the apocalypse is like having never seen the world before. Is this apocalypse the apocalypse after modern times?

It's very beautiful, warm and peaceful. The author's writing style is good and the writing is very fluent. I just discovered it yesterday and finished reading it today. However, there are very few updates, only one update a day. I look forward to posting more.

As soon as the spiritual power came out, I gave up writing, but I still couldn't escape the sameness. Slipping away.

The author of a time-traveling heroine who has experienced zombies in the apocalypse must not turn her into a virgin.