Space: Farming Women Start from Escaping from Famine

Nice

It looks good, but it's a bit cruel! The sadomasochistic love between the male and female protagonist in the second part is really sadistic and makes me feel bad! In the end, it turned out to be 555555~ It hurts more to be in love and not be able to stay together than to not be in love. Let me complain: there are some typos! The specific plot is that the heroine travels through the apocalypse and encounters a war, and has to escape with her mentally retarded mother and younger siblings who have temporary amnesia. During the escape, she uses space to store (scrounge) things to feed her family, and learns medical skills and martial arts! There are also space heavy weapons! Along the way, with Zhong Wuyan's rosy face, she met four men who loved her, three of them were brothers, princes, and the other was a disciple! The male protagonist and his apprentice all met on the way to escape from the desert, and the rest got to know each other after they came to Kyoto to treat their illnesses! (Let's just say that we didn't expect that the author would arrange for three brothers to fall in love with the same woman! They haven't fallen in love yet!) To sum it up, it's about traveling through time to escape, treat illnesses, and fight!

Not pretty. The prince in the front is a fool, and the heroine is obviously very capable but not decisive enough in doing things, leading a group of losers who can't stand up. I really couldn't stand it anymore, so I just dragged off the ending. What's the result? What a mess! Not recommended!

I hope the heroine can be resurrected. The story is very interesting. Good cheers to the author.

You can't read this book with your brain in mind.

Well written, wonderful writing

I read more than sixty chapters, which was too outrageous, and then I read the last chapter. It started with a peasant girl fleeing from famine and ended with a story about cultivating immortals. The heroine was gone and turned into a lifeless grass.

The heroine cured the second emperor's illness and did not dare to speak out for fear of danger. However, the prince and the second prince knew that the queen and the second prince's mother and concubine did not like the heroine and ran to the heroine's house. Aren't they afraid of bringing trouble to the heroine and her family? In ancient times, when people at the bottom of society had no human rights, they were like ants. Nobles could crush or even kill people at will. Didn't the two princes take this into consideration?

Helping everyone clear the mines, the heroine is self-righteous, claiming to be bold but actually being brainless. Men have poor selfishness.

The male protagonist is so useless