Space Escape: a Sweet Lady's Farming Story

It's a different time travel story. The male and female protagonists were boyfriend and girlfriend in modern times, and later they were comrades-in-arms. In the book, they are husband and wife who have never met each other (because the male protagonist went to the battlefield as soon as he got married). The heroine's space is also different. It is not omnipotent. Merit points are needed to open the space. Each space upgrade is exactly what the heroine needs. It feels quite dangerous to enter the space before you can physically enter it. Of course, there is no danger here. From fleeing with his family to building up his strength to resist foreign enemies, the male protagonist's military capabilities and popular reputation were feared by the royal family, and then continued to grow so that the royal family did not dare to kill them easily. I quite like the setting of the ending. I am guarding a corner, and I have the ability to fight against the imperial power, but I will not offend others unless they offend me.

In the end, it ended without explaining what the outcome would be with the emperor. There would always be trouble, and it felt a bit abrupt. The author's writing is good, the story is well told, the male and female protagonists are not incredibly powerful, and the plot is interesting. Most of them talk about how to build a new living environment, with some small episodes of destruction interspersed to liven up the atmosphere, making it not boring to watch. You can take a look.

I can't stand it anymore when I see the child being changed. The heroine is about to give birth and run to the Holy Mother's Heart? What about the cleverness of the heroine? Even the villains told them to be careful, but the heroine didn't listen and still tried to get in on her. She had a holy mother's heart. She even said that she didn't feel right and couldn't tell the truth to the princess. However, she did whatever she was asked to do. She even counted money for others after being calculated by others. It seemed like she had no brains. I couldn't stand it anymore.

Beautiful, the years are peaceful

Very pretty

Seeing that the Ninth Prince asked the male protagonist to get the gold, he did not appoint people as virtuous but looked for their weaknesses to control them. Is it a wise choice to make such a person your king? Modern special forces can train troops, identify mineral veins, and have various drawings and spaces. What if you can't create a prosperous age by yourself and conquer the world? Don't say that the male and female protagonists are not saviors. People will die in wars, but there are not many people who die when the king is ignorant? Why do you need to live a life of humiliation and being controlled by others when you have all kinds of abilities after traveling through time? Abandon the article!

The book is well written, popular, and down to earth. There is humor like rebirth, but there is also real life in the world. The only regret is that there are too many typos. If the author intends to publish it, he should pay more attention when typesetting.

On the way to escape, you have to wait until Zhui Ping catches up before you run away. Otherwise, you can just set up a tent somewhere and wait. It's exciting to play!

Like these special forces who traveled through time, I prefer them to kill everyone in another world, save the common people, and create a strong and developed new homeland. It doesn't make much sense to be tepid like this, and the space is just a title that sells dog meat over sheep's head.

Overall, this book is quite good-looking and has a happy ending. Worth recommending