Raising Human Babies in an Ancient World Short on Supplies

Don't look at it, there are so many typos and I still have trouble reading it. I spent a long time trying to read it.

It's pretty good to watch, and the plot doesn't drag on.

Well enough

It's pretty good, but the ending is too hasty

The plot is unreasonable and who understands ರ_ರ? It's too uncomfortable. There are also typos (ಥ_ಥ). After reading a few chapters, people are already stupid. It's so strange that I haven't read it ㅍ_ㅍ (If you like it, just pretend I didn't say it)

The ending was too rushed, but it looked good

The plot is exciting, but there are too many typos

Wonderful writing

Not verbose, the story line is clear. There are just a few typos, but it doesn't matter.

I started reading it yesterday, and the more I look at it, the more something is wrong. Are there strawberries in this dynasty? There is also a discrepancy between prices and making money. How can something like milk appear so quickly? The timing is also wrong. It was said that the mold could be made the next day, but it was ready in the time it took me to wash the mung beans at home. , And only focused on selling mung bean cakes every day, without writing down the time for eating, and there was no follow-up to catching shrimps. The plot was incoherent, and there was no echo between the past and the past. I felt that the author had forgotten what he had written before. I don't know where so many high-scoring reviews came from. I couldn't stand it after reading more than 20 chapters.