Period: Heading to the Great Northern Wilderness with My Pocket Space

The author's thought process is truly bizarre. Knowing there are two spies, a man and a woman, and even recognizing the woman's voice, yet refusing to reveal it. Then, bringing in an outsider to participate in the capture of the spies, without any information sharing. This writing style is completely illogical. Either don't participate at all, or at least reveal what you know first. Bringing in an outsider is just a headache.

The main character is so indecisive and nagging, it's disgusting! If you don't want to talk to someone, just ignore them; if you can't stand someone, then fight them, or at least be cunning. But he's good at nothing, just like a sissy, constantly nagging and repeating the same small things over and over. If he really cares about something, he never retaliates.

The information about Beidahuang was found online. The protagonist is just an ordinary person, and the space is only described in a weak way. It's not some kind of system that defies astronomical laws. This book is a slice-of-life story about farming, internal promotions, becoming a low-level cadre, and catching enemy spies.

Are you sure you understand Northeast China, and not just the South? In rural areas of the three northeastern provinces, you can keep warm by lighting a fire in winter. Even Liaoning Province wouldn't be like that. Stop writing about Northeast China; the protagonist wouldn't survive a single night if you wrote it like that.

Female authors, their plots are so convoluted and incoherent; the men would have been killed by them long ago.

Run! This is a reskinned version of a typical female-oriented story. A stepmother and her son bully their biological children. The protagonist transmigrates into the body of the older brother and starts by giving a gold bar to his timid younger sister.

Well, to put it simply, possessing a weapon breeds murderous intent; especially with the protagonist having a cheat-like spatial ability. Didn't the author try to empathize with the protagonist while writing this? If it were a female author, it would be fine; but if not, then it's deliberately disgusting. Any man would seek revenge, especially with a cheat-like spatial ability that allows for clandestine retribution.

This protagonist is a complete idiot, doing things utterly without any rhyme or reason.

If you want to practice writing, you can practice. If you want to improve your stuttering, it would be good to take a class.

I'm really curious, in this author's mind, are our troops all useless? Burning warehouses, assassinating, and launching sneak attacks, yet they have absolutely no ability to retaliate. So, a small-town farm's spies specially sent a few 007s to cause trouble? Where's their brain?!