The Little Widow of the Countryside: Raising Kids With a Pocket Dimension

I was attracted by the introduction, but was disappointed. I thought she was a witty and domineering heroine, but I didn't expect that she was a time traveler who had a golden finger for more than a hundred chapters and didn't even earn 50 taels of silver. Either he is cooking or he is describing how to cook from dawn to dusk. Except for the super detailed description of cooking, everything else was hurriedly covered, including how to punish the person who harmed her. The heroine's cleverness and wisdom were not written out, and she was written as a silly and self-righteous cook. The more I read, the more irritated I became, so I gave up.

I was introduced to it by the introduction, but the writing was so bad that I couldn't stand it. The synopsis of the story was pretty good, but the content recorded day by day was too childish and superficial. There was no dialogue, and most of it was terrible narration. I gave up.

How should I put it? It's like a running account.

After reading five chapters, this is my limit. Today's fast food articles either destroy my outlook or lower my IQ. I'd rather read Unsolved Mysteries and Ghost Stories.

The writing is messy, with a lot of repeated paragraphs, which is unnecessary just to make up the numbers!