Our Beloved Little One Has a Pocket Dimension: She Blows Up the Capital and Starts a Farm
团宠奶包有空间炸翻京城种个田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 590k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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It's not good at all. Her aunts are both bad, and that's not all; her older brother seems a bit mentally unstable. Knowing that Xiangcao had wronged the female lead, he still tries to be nice to her, even giving her cultivation techniques and taking her as a concubine. It's truly speechless.
Great job! Keep it up, author!
Those second aunt and eldest aunt are both bad people; there's no point in watching anymore.
Very beautiful
The female lead is too saintly, and the Ning family members all seem to have warped values. The eldest aunt is a thief, and the second aunt is a troublemaker. The eldest grandson of the Ning family isn't even married yet, but he's already involved with a village girl with questionable intentions and taken her as a concubine. Furthermore, the eldest aunt's niece has repeatedly stolen soap from the house for her lover to sell. They've spent a fortune on a small courtyard in town and kept women, yet no one has been punished for stealing the soap. It feels like all the bad guys go unpunished, which is very unpleasant.
I dropped it because it wasn't good; the writing was too messy, the characters were bad, and it didn't align with my values. The eldest brother couldn't bear to see Xiangcao marry a scumbag and gave her a cultivation technique, even though he knew she was a bad girl who had harmed the female lead. He didn't understand the principle that making bad people stronger is harming your own people. Before, she spent a few copper coins to buy rice, and when she finally earned a hundred taels, it was all stolen by her second aunt. The outcome was indifferent—just writing an IOU. She repeatedly broke into the third house to steal money or things, or framed the female lead's father, and it was just a few curses. The eldest aunt also stole rice and hid meat. The female lead, who was originally a human soul, was framed several times by several little girls. When the Ning family moved into their new house, Xiangcao wanted to kick the female lead into the water and instead go down herself, and the female lead even gave her a new set of clothes… She's a bit of a saint, indecisive, and immature.
An adult's mind behaving like a child. What was the author thinking?
It started off well, but the ending was too rushed and abrupt, especially the part about Luo Yu, which was already over, and the male lead never even saw his mother.